A wide timber foot bridge crosses Jefferson Creek Several gentle switchbacks allow access to the southeast side of a broad forested ridge which is an extension of the Continental Divide. Lodgepole pine, Bristlecone pines (at the head of Ohler Gulch), and spruce (dominant at the timberline) are found...

This rocky trail climbs through a deep canyon to Transfer Trail.

Bartlett Lake shoreline trail.

Jones Canyon Trail offers access to rims of Jones Canyon and open expanses of the mesa tops with beautiful views of the canyons below.

Josephine Canyon Trail not only provides a great hike or ride, but the drive to the trailhead is well worth taking in its own right.

The Judkin Trail provides access through subalpine terrain to Jug Lake and steeply to the north to Kincaid Trail No. 42.

Jumpup-Nail Trail offers a panoramic view of Sowats and Jumpup Canyons while dipping 2,000 feet among vermilion colored cliffs interspersed with natural rock sculptures, pockets of juniper and pinyon and steep, molded sandstone canyons.

Lying entirely within the Juniper Mesa Wilderness, Juniper Mesa Trail offers great views to the south from the mesa rim.