Gunnison Point
A viewpoint showing the steep canyon walls plunging down to the Gunnison River below.
See MoreSouth Rim Road
A scenic drive offering access to multiple overlooks and viewpoints along the southern rim (more popular) of the canyon.
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One of the tallest sheer cliffs in Colorado, towering over 2,200 ft. above the Gunnison River has striking layers of colorful rock formations carved by erosion.
See MoreOak Flat Trail
If you don't have the whole day to spend on one trail heading into the canyon, the Oak Flats allow you to head below the overarching canyon walls and into the trees.
~2 miles, 400 ft. elevation gain.
See MoreDeadhorse Gulch
For a challenging hike, head 1,800 feet down into the canyon over 1.5 miles to the Gunnison River. The trail provides stunning views of the canyon and access to the river for fishing or camping.
See MoreChasm View Nature Trail
A shorter trail or lookout that is 0.3 miles long. Starts from the North Rim of the Canyon. There are railings around the lookout area making it a good spot for families.
See MoreWarner Point Trail
Explore this easier trail, 1.5 miles long and 150 ft. elevation gain, for stunning views of the 2000 ft. deep Black Canyon. Starts in the South Rim.
See MoreEast Portal Road
Take this steep, 5 mile road deep into the canyon. After spending your time admiring the canyon from above, this allows you to look from the bottom up!
See MoreExclamation Point
This 3 miles, mostly flat hike is a quieter alternative accessible from the North Rim of the canyon.
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