Kokopelli's Loop Trails Area

Kokopelli's Trail is a 142 mile multi-use trail that goes from Loma, Colorado to Moab, Utah. The primary use of the trail as a through route is by mountain bikes. Trail surface varies; the trail utilizes dirt roads (of varying degrees of difficulty), paved roads and some small portions of narrow track. A multi-day Kokopelli's Trail outing requires extensive planning.  

Bring your camera as there are spectacular points to look down on the Colorado River set against the red rock walls of the McInnis Canyons National Conservation Area. The views make it worth the ride!

Kokopelli's Trail includes 8 small camping areas (2-3 campsites each) along its length. Each camping area has a toilet; some have picnic tables. Each of these is described briefly, along with vehicle access information about the campsites. Please remember that there is no water anywhere along the trail. For futher details, please reference the Bureau of Land Management's website.

Loops included in the trail area include: Mary's Loop - 8.5 miles (Moderate), Rustler's Loop - 3.5 (easy), Horsethief Bench Loop - 3.6 miles (Moderate to strenuous), Steve's Loop - 2.9 miles (Moderate), Moore Fun Trail - 4.3 miles (Strenuous), Troy Built Loop - 8 miles (Strenuous), Lion's Loop - 7.8 miles (Moderate) and Mack Ridge Trail - 7.1 miles (Advanced).