The Indian Trail #500 begins at the end of Forest Service Road #660.1A, Pinto Mesa Spur Road, and ends a Forest Service Road #602, Copper King Road. It is a primitive trail that travels through the Tabeguache Area , a 17,240-acre special management area designated under the Colorado Wilderness Act of 1993. This trail offers spectacular views of red rock cliffs in the Tabeguache Creek drainage as it switchbacks down 800 feet from Pinto Mesa to the creek bottom. It turn west and follows Tabeguach…
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