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Bull and Brown #724
The Bull and Brown Trail #724 is one of two trails that drop off the rim on the southeast side of the Mesa and is a medium level of difficulty. Combine the Brown and Bull Trail with the Point Camp Trail #725 to form a loop. The upper half mile of the trail travels through spruce, fir, and aspen stands with the lower portion traveling through mostly oakbrush.
At a Glance
| Open Season: | July |
|---|---|
| Usage: | Medium |
| Best Season: | Summer |
| Busiest Season: | Fall Hunting-Moderate |
| Restrictions: | Open to Hiking, Horseback, Mountain Bike, and Fishing. |
| Closest Towns: | Delta, CO |
General Information
Directions:UPPER ACCESS:
From the Hwy 65, travel west on Lands End Road, FSR #100, for approximately 1.5 miles to the Flowing Park Road, FSR #109. Turn left and travel south on Flowing Park Road for 3.6 miles to the upper Bull and Brown Trailhead.
LOWER ACCESS:
travel north from the Southern Point Camp Trailhead, or west from the Eastern Bluegrouse Trailhead. Both of these access routes are further and more difficult than by just traveling east from the upper Bull and Brown Trailhead.
General Notes:
Parking:
UPPER TRAILHEAD:
Off of Flowing Park Road, FSR #109.1. T. 12S. , R. 96W. , Sec. 14. U.S.G.S Map; Hells Kitchen.
LOWER TRAILHEAD:
Off of Pipeline Rosd, #110.2. T. 12S. , R. 95W. , Sec. 31. U.S.G.S Map: Hells Kitchen.
Activities
Mountain Biking
Lake and Pond Fishing
Day Hiking
Horse Riding
Related Information
Location
Snowboard Groomer
Snowmobile Rider on the Grand Mesa.
Enjoying the views while getting a workout on snowshoes.