USA Black Canyon Trail, Gunnison National Park
The Black Canyon Trail of the Gunnison National Park in Colorado is a challenging hiking trail that follows the rim of the Black Canyon, which is an impressive 2,000-foot-deep gorge formed by the Gunnison River. The trail is only 7 miles long, but it requires hiking through steep and rocky terrain, making it a unique and challenging hiking experience.
The trail provides incredible views of the canyon, including stunning overlooks, deep crevices, and towering cliffs. It is also known for its diverse wildlife.
The trail provides incredible views of the canyon, including stunning overlooks, deep crevices, and towering cliffs. It is also known for its diverse wildlife.
Photography Tips
The Black Canyon Trail is open year-round, but the best time to hike it is between May and October when the weather is mild, and the trail is less icy. Visitors are advised to bring plenty of water and wear sturdy shoes, and be aware of steep drop-offs along the trail.
Travel Information
A car park is nearby and marked on the map.
Spot Type
Outdoor
Crowd Factor
Just a few people
Best Timing
Daytime or sunset
Sunrise & Sunset
06:42 - 17:06
| current local time: 21:43
Photo Themes
Lanscape
Trail
tree
Locations
Colorado
Black Canyon of Gunnison River
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