Wildcat Trail in Dolores County, Colorado

Wildcat Trail in Dolores County is an unpaved path. It runs in a north-south direction and ends in a cul-de-sac. Wildcat Trail also exists in Montrose County, Jefferson County, Douglas County and Mesa County.

Road Type
path
Operator
US Forest Service
Route
north-south

Campgrounds

  • Dunton River Camp at Road 38 50014 (81323) – approx. 7.2 mi.
  • Burro Bridge Campground – approx. 9.0 mi.
  • Cayton Campground – approx. 9.5 mi.
  • West Dolores Campground – approx. 11.1 mi.
  • Mavreeso Campground – approx. 12.3 mi.

Convenience stores

  • Mountain Top Fuel – approx. 3.1 mi.

Post offices

  • Rico Post Office – approx. 3.3 mi.

Public telephones

  • Phonebooth – approx. 8.7 mi.

Tire dealers

  • Dove Creek Carhart – approx. 46.4 mi.

Tourist information centers

  • National Forest Information – approx. 4.3 mi.
  • Geyser Springs Trail #658 – approx. 7.6 mi.
  • Fort Narraguinnep Historical Site – approx. 28.0 mi.

Places of worship

  • Rico Community Church – approx. 3.4 mi.
  • Cahone Church – approx. 39.3 mi.

Fire stations

  • Rico Fire Department – approx. 3.2 mi.

Libraries

  • Rico Public Library – approx. 3.3 mi.

Cemeteries

  • Nash Cemetery – approx. 24.0 mi.

Schools

  • Rico Grade School – approx. 3.2 mi.
  • Lavender School – approx. 19.8 mi.

Restaurants

  • The Prospector – approx. 3.2 mi.
  • Enterprise Bar & Grill – approx. 3.3 mi.

Gift shops

  • Adobe Milling – approx. 45.7 mi.
  • Norma's Floral – approx. 46.6 mi.

Town halls

  • Rico Town Hall – approx. 3.3 mi.

Viewpoints

  • Dolores Canyon Overlook – approx. 40.7 mi.