Colorado National Monument

The 5.5-mile Black Ridge Trail is the highest trail at Colorado National Monument, with views stretching all the way into Utah.

The Canyon Rim Trail at Colorado National Monument follows the cliff edge of Wedding Canyon for half a mile.

The Coke Ovens Trail at Colorado National Monument descends for half a mile to an overlook of the large, rounded coke ovens.

A three-quarter-mile trail in Colorado National Monument descends to Devil's Kitchen, a grotto surrounded by huge boulders.

Liberty Cap is the remnant of an ancient sand dune. This rock sculpture at Colorado National Monument is accessible via a seven-mile trail across Monument Mesa.

The six-mile Monument Canyon Trail passes many of the most impressive rock features of Colorado National Monument.

The walls of No Thoroughfare Canyon in Colorado National Monument rise more than 400 feet on each side of the hiking trail.

The Old Gordon Trail is an old lumber and cattle road at Colorado National Monument.

Otto's Trail is a half-mile route in Colorado National Monument, leading to an overlook of several monoliths.

Rim Rock Drive is a 23-mile paved route through Colorado National Monument. It travels along the canyon rims and can be quite narrow at times.

The 2.5-mile Serpents Trail at Colorado National Monument has been called "the crookedest road in the world". It was once an important route through the area, in use for the first half of the 20th century.

The difficult Ute Canyon Trail is a seven-mile path through Colorado National Monument.

The visitor center at Colorado National Monument is located near the park entrance at Fruita. Visitors can view a video to better understand the monument and exhibits on the history of the area.

The Window Rock Trail at Colorado National Monument is a quarter-mile looping route with views of Independence Monument, Monument Canyon and Wedding Canyon.