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Choose from 45,000+ classifications that include trail conditions, species, rocks and minerals, historic places, points of interest, and much more. – Seamlessly sync activity recorded on your devices with the web. – By recording and classifying Field Notes, you can complete Challenges and earn Badges for your profile. – Inform and inspire the entire COTREX community by sharing your Trips and Field Notes publicly or submitting Trip Reports. – View activity feeds for all users or just the ones you follow. – By sharing your experiences, you also help to inform trail managers about current conditions on the ground.  View trails by allowed uses on the map, browse featured routes, download offline maps, record trips and notes in the field, complete challenges to earn badges, and share your experiences with the community.  Download maps ahead of time for a continuous experience that doesn’t depend on your network. – COTREX offline maps are lightweight in size and easy to download. – Capture the details of your outdoor experiences by recording Trips. – Go beyond simple photos by taking and classifying rich Field Notes along the way.  COTREX is your gateway into Colorado’s magnificent outdoors. – Browse or search to find trails and Feature Routes that match your activities or interests. – Change activity type to dynamically filter trails on the map. – No cell coverage? No problem!  COTREX connects people, trails, and technology by coordinating the efforts of federal, state, county, and local agencies to create a comprehensive repository of recreational trails for public use.  Available for free, COTREX offers the most comprehensive trail map available for the state and is built atop data from over 230 trail managers.  Discover and explore Colorado’s unique trail experiences with the Colorado Trail Explorer.  The Colorado Trail Explorer endeavors to map every trail in the state of Colorado in support of the Colorado the Beautiful Initiative.  This project is led by Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) and Department of Natural Resources, but is only made possible through partnerships with organizations at every level statewide.  COTREX represents a seamless network of trails managed by over 230 land managers.