The Continental Divide Trail is a renowned hiking trail that follows the Continental Divide through the Rocky Mountains.

The Continental Divide Trail (CDT) is one of the most famous long-distance trails in the United States, spanning approximately 3,100 miles from Mexico to Canada. Following the Rocky Mountains, it traverses diverse landscapes, including high deserts, alpine forests, and grasslands across five states: New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho, and Montana. Known for its rugged terrain and breathtaking scenery, the CDT is also part of the "Triple Crown" of American hiking, alongside the Appalachian and Pacific Crest Trails. Its remote sections and variable weather make it a challenging yet rewarding trek for experienced hikers.