Trail Overview
Cowboy Gulch is a short, sweet stretch of gravel that rolls gently through classic pine country. It's fairly chill -- wide enough for comfort, well-packed, and rarely rutted. Not much in the way of challenge, but that's kind of the point. Great for linking into nearby trails or just cruising through a quieter part of the forest. Scenery stays solid the whole way -- a mix of open slopes and tight timber, with a few spots that open up just enough to make you pause. No real obstacles, no stress -- just a mellow ride with a western name and a laid-back vibe. Pack in, pack out, leave no trace, and tread lightly.