Tilden Road
Total Miles
1.1
Technical Rating
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall
Trail Type
Full-Width Road
Accessible By
Trail Overview
Tilden Road (FR 390C) offers an immersive nature experience in the Pike National Forest, situated in the scenic Tarryall Mountains northeast of Fairplay, Colorado. This north-south trail stretches over a compact 1.3 miles and serves as a gateway to several dispersed camping sites and connecting trails in the area. It's an ideal route for beginners, campers, overlanders, and sightseers seeking a serene forest setting. The trail features rough, muddy conditions and ruts, with occasional washouts that add a moderate level of challenge, though it's generally well-maintained. Its easy-to-moderate technical rating makes it accessible for most vehicles, but 4WD is recommended for adjoining trails. Cellular service is absent, so prepare with offline maps. The trail is most enjoyable from late spring through fall, offering a blend of scenic beauty and a tranquil forest atmosphere.
Photos of Tilden Road
Difficulty
This portion is easy but the connecting trails require 4WD to get to and from this trail. The road is maintained fairly well but there are a few areas it is washed out, forming ruts.
Status Reports
Tilden Road Map
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