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Oh-Be-Joyful
Crested Butte · ↔ Out & Back · 14 mi
✅ Dry
⚫ Black (Advanced)
Epic alpine singletrack climbing into Raggeds Wilderness. Stunning wildflower meadows mid-July. Steep technical descent.
✅ 45°F — trail surface should be dry
📅 Season: Jul–Oct
🌲 Gunnison National Forest
💡 Trail often snow-covered until July. Check before driving. Dispersed camping at upper meadows.
401 Trail
Crested Butte · ↔ Out & Back · 12 mi
✅ Dry
🔵 Blue (Intermediate)
Classic CB alpine singletrack through wildflower fields above 10,000 ft. The quintessential Crested Butte ride.
✅ 39°F — trail surface should be dry
📅 Season: Jul–Sep
🌲 Gunnison National Forest
💡 Peak wildflowers mid-July. Can be snowy into late June at upper sections.
Doctor Park
Crested Butte · → Point to Point · 16 mi
✅ Dry
⚫⚫ Double Black (Expert)
Expert-only epic descending out of the Elk Mountains into the North Fork Valley. Technical rooty singletrack with exposure.
✅ 46°F — trail surface should be dry
🚐 Shuttle Needed
📅 Season: Jun–Oct
🌲 Gunnison National Forest
🚐 Shuttle to Kebler Pass trailhead. Bike down to Paonia Reservoir. 1.5h shuttle.
💡 No services at bottom. Plan shuttle vehicle or arrange with local outfitter.
18 Road Trail System
Fruita · 🕸 Trail Network · 130 mi
✅ Dry
🔵 Blue (Intermediate)
Fruita's flagship desert singletrack. Slickrock, ledges, and flowy dirt. World-class beginner to intermediate riding. Nearly year-round access.
✅ 63°F — trail surface should be dry
📅 Season: Mar–Nov
🌲 BLM Grand Junction Field Office
💡 Avoid after rain — cryptobiotic soil crust is fragile when wet. Rides great in winter most years.
Kokopelli Trail
Fruita / Loma · → Point to Point · 142 mi
✅ Dry
⚫ Black (Advanced)
Epic 142-mile desert epic from Loma, CO to Moab, UT. Traverses canyon country, La Sal foothills, and remote BLM. Multi-day adventure.
✅ 64°F — trail surface should be dry
🚐 Shuttle Needed
📅 Season: Apr–Oct
🌲 BLM Grand Junction / Moab
🚐 Point-to-point Loma TH to Moab. Most riders 3–5 days. Vehicle shuttle or fly-drive.
💡 Water carry critical — 20+ mile dry sections. Route crosses into Utah. Cell service sparse.
Prime Cut / Mary's Loop
Fruita · 🔄 Loop · 12 mi
✅ Dry
🟢 Green (Easy)
Classic beginner-friendly Fruita desert loop. Smooth dirt, mild ledges, great views. Perfect intro to desert riding.
✅ 62°F — trail surface should be dry
📅 Season: Feb–Dec
🌲 BLM Grand Junction Field Office
💡 Great family ride when dry. Connects to Kokopelli's Trail for longer options.
Horse Gulch Trail System
Durango · 🕸 Trail Network · 25 mi
✅ Dry
🔵 Blue (Intermediate)
Durango's in-town trail system. Flowy desert singletrack with sweeping views of the La Plata Mountains. Minutes from downtown.
✅ 53°F — trail surface should be dry
📅 Season: Mar–Nov
🌲 City of Durango Open Space
💡 Check trailhead signage for closures after rain. Popular with all skill levels.
Hermosa Creek Trail
Durango · → Point to Point · 22 mi
✅ Dry
🔵 Blue (Intermediate)
Classic 22-mile forested descent through Hermosa Creek drainage. World-class intermediate singletrack, mostly downhill point-to-point.
✅ 46°F — trail surface should be dry
🚐 Shuttle Needed
📅 Season: May–Oct
🌲 San Juan National Forest
🚐 Shuttle from Dutch Charlie TH (top) to Purgatory / lower TH. 45min drive.
💡 Best ridden top-to-bottom. Shuttle recommended. Some creek crossings after snowmelt.
Overend Mountain Park
Durango · 🕸 Trail Network · 15 mi
✅ Dry
⚫ Black (Advanced)
Technical singletrack honoring MTB legend Ned Overend. Steep, rocky terrain above Durango with city views.
✅ 52°F — trail surface should be dry
📅 Season: Apr–Nov
🌲 City of Durango Open Space
💡 Rocky, rooty, exposed. Not for beginners. Named for 6-time world champion Ned Overend.
Buffalo Creek Trail System
Buffalo Creek · 🕸 Trail Network · 45 mi
✅ Dry
🔵 Blue (Intermediate)
Pike National Forest classic. Rolling ponderosa pine forest with fast singletrack, technical rocks, and multiple loop options.
✅ 58°F — trail surface should be dry
📅 Season: Apr–Nov
🌲 Pike National Forest
💡 Area partially affected by 2002 Hayman Fire — some trails rebuilt. Check USFS for current closures.
Kenosha Pass (Colorado Trail)
Kenosha Pass · ↔ Out & Back · 18 mi
✅ Dry
🔵 Blue (Intermediate)
Colorado Trail through South Park aspens. One of CO's most scenic fall foliage rides. Fast, flowing high-alpine singletrack.
✅ 46°F — trail surface should be dry
📅 Season: Jun–Oct
🌲 Pike National Forest
💡 Peak fall color late September. Muddy in June from snowmelt. Popular — go early on weekends.
Buff Creek
Buffalo Creek · 🔄 Loop · 8 mi
✅ Dry
⚫ Black (Advanced)
Technical loop in Buffalo Creek. Rocky, chunky singletrack with punchy climbs. The Black Forest of the Front Range.
✅ 59°F — trail surface should be dry
📅 Season: Apr–Nov
🌲 Pike National Forest
💡 Shared with hikers. Rocky tech — full suspension recommended.
Trestle Bike Park
Winter Park · 🚡 Bike Park · 40 mi
✅ Dry
🔵 Blue (Intermediate)
Colorado's premier lift-accessed bike park. 40+ trails, jump lines, flow trails, and technical enduro routes off Winter Park Resort's lifts.
✅ 49°F — trail surface should be dry
🚡 Lift Access
📅 Season: Jun–Sep
🌲 Arapaho National Forest (resort lease)
💡 Lift ticket required. Rentals and lessons available. Bike Park has its own trail status page.
Monarch Crest Trail
Salida / Gunnison · → Point to Point · 34 mi
✅ Dry
⚫ Black (Advanced)
Legendary ridge-running point-to-point across the Continental Divide. 34 miles of 11,000–12,000 ft singletrack. One of the best rides in the world.
✅ 38°F — trail surface should be dry
🚐 Shuttle Needed
📅 Season: Jul–Sep
🌲 Gunnison / San Isabel National Forest
🚐 Start at Monarch Pass (US-50). Descend via Marshall Pass, Poncha Creek, or Agate Creek to Salida. Shuttle 1.5h. Many outfitters offer shuttle service.
💡 Afternoon thunderstorms common July–August. Start early. Cell service is absent for most of the ride.