How to drive the rough and bumpy Bull Park Trail in Colorado

Bull Park Trail is a very rough and bumpy road located in the mountains of Teller County, in the U.S. state of Colorado.

Bull Park Trail

Where is Bull Park Trail?

The road is located above Colorado Springs, in the central part of Colorado, within the Pike National Forest.

Is Bull Park Trail unpaved?

The road, known as Forest Service Road 376A, is totally unpaved. It’s difficult due to the erosion. 4x4 vehicle required. A lifted vehicle to get over the rocks on the trail can be necessary. 

How long is Bull Park Trail? 

Starting from Forest Service Road 376, the road is 4.34km (2.7 miles) long.

Is Bull Park Trail open year-round? 

Set high in the Front Range, the road tops out at 3.475m (11,400ft) above sea level. It’s not plowed in winters and usually closed from December 1st to May 31st.
Pic: John Trojak

 

 

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