Dirt Bike Trails
Near Copper Mountain, Colorado

This out-and-back route branches from Ptarmigan Pass and follows a mostly mild dirt road through the White River National Forest. The surface varies from relatively smooth, hard-packed dirt to rougher sections with loose and embedded rocks, along with occasional whoops, dips, and potholes. A steep g...
Learn more about Ptarmigan Road

This is an out-and-back route traveling through a heavily forested section of the White River National Forest. The surface is primarily maintained dirt and gravel, with scattered loose and embedded rocks becoming more common in a few sections. Expect occasional whoops, dips, and potholes along the w...
Learn more about Pearl Creek

This is just a nice, easy, scenic backway from Camp Hale to Highway 24, offering nice views of the Camp Hale valley. Most vehicles should do fine. If there's snow, it could get a little slick and there could be some deep puddles or rough washboards with a lot of traffic.
Learn more about Old Highway Road

This route follows a wide, well-maintained dirt and gravel road through dense high-elevation forest. The surface is predominantly hard-packed dirt with stretches of fine gravel and only occasional small embedded or loose rocks. The road remains wide enough for vehicles to comfortably pass through mo...
Learn more about Lime Creek Road

East Fork Eagle River travels from the historic Camp Hale area into the mountains through a landscape that changes considerably along the way. Near Camp Hale, the route is a wide and maintained gravel road surrounded by open meadows, sagebrush, low vegetation, and views across the broad valley. As y...
Learn more about East Fork Eagle River

This out-and-back route climbs approximately 3 miles from around 9,318 feet to 11,707 feet, gaining roughly 2,377 feet in elevation with very little elevation loss along the way. The route begins relatively wide and open before narrowing as it steadily climbs into the mountains. Portions of the rout...
Learn more about Ranch Creek Road

Ptarmigan Pass is a scenic, 11-mile off-road route near Red Cliff, Colorado, that is perfect for intermediate drivers seeking stunning high-alpine vistas and a moderate driving challenge. Rising from a starting elevation of 9,044 feet up to a peak of 11,751 feet, this trail delivers nearly 2,700 fee...
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This is a fun climb through the mountains, starting at Camp Hale. Climb to the top of Resolution Mountain with incredible views of Mt. Holy Cross. Then, descend Shrine Pass Road by way of Wearyman Creek. There is an option to make this trip a loop if you turn right at Wearyman Creek and travel up to...
Learn more about McAllister Gulch

Crystal Road - Spruce Creek Road is an ideal route for beginner offroaders and scenic explorers looking to experience the high-alpine beauty of Colorado's Tenmile Range without extreme technical difficulty. Spanning approximately 3.5 miles, this street-legal-only route begins south of Breckenridge a...
Learn more about Crystal Road - Spruce Creek Road

Jones Gulch Way Road is a short forest route that descends approximately 1.7 miles from around 10,659 feet to 9,825 feet, losing roughly 853 feet of elevation. The route travels almost entirely through dense timber on a narrow dirt and rocky two-track. Much of the trail consists of packed dirt mixed...
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Homestake Road is a wide, well-maintained dirt and gravel route traveling through the mountain valley southwest of Red Cliff. The road follows a mostly smooth, hard-packed surface through dense pine and aspen forests, open meadows, and alongside rocky hillsides with views of the surrounding mountain...
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Chalk Mountain is an ideal high-altitude trek for intermediate offroaders seeking panoramic views of the Rocky Mountains without a grueling all-day journey. This short but scenic 3.2-mile trail starts just north of Leadville at an elevation of 10,572 feet and climbs steadily up to a flat tundra summ...
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This trail is rocky with some deep ruts for about the first Mile then it gets easier. There are a few sections at the beginning that are rocky after that and some areas that are narrow and hard to pass oncoming traffic. Some of the switchbacks are tight and will require some maneuvering to get aroun...
Learn more about Pennsylvania/Indiana Creek- FR 611

Shrine Pass is an easy, scenic 11.2-mile backcountry road connecting Vail Pass on I-70 to the historic town of Red Cliff. Climbing from 8,651 feet to 11,171 feet, this well-traveled, unpaved route offers stunning views of the Gore and Sawatch Ranges. The trail is suitable for most high-clearance 4WD...
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The west side of the trail is accessed from GH-25. The first 1.5 miles are fast and flowy, with fun turns and very few technical features. This western stretch also offers a great view of Breckenridge and the ski slopes across the valley. The eastern side, accessed from GH-38, has a different charac...
Learn more about One Step Over

This through route travels through the forested mountains northeast of Breckenridge and the historic Golden Horseshoe mining area. The road is mostly wide enough for two vehicles, narrowing around the switchbacks, with numerous areas available to pull over and allow another vehicle to pass. Dense ev...
Learn more about Gold Run Road

This through route begins off Gold Run Gulch Road and travels through the historic mining landscape north of Breckenridge. The route winds through dense stands of spruce, fir, and pine, along with areas of younger trees, low shrubs, grasses, and more open sections of forest. Several openings provide...
Learn more about Extension Mill Road

This through route connects with Gold Run Gulch Road and travels along the mountainside through a mixture of dense evergreen forest, aspen groves, and thick stands of brush. The surface varies between dirt, loose gravel, scattered rock, and darker sections of fine mining material. Portions of the ro...
Learn more about Peabody Placer

This route travels through dense high-elevation evergreen forest and is mostly one vehicle wide, with trees growing close to the roadway in several areas. Branches extend into the travel corridor in places, making light pinstriping possible. The route winds along the mountainside before continuing d...
Learn more about Draw Road

Fuller Trail is likely the most challenging trail in the Summit County Trail System. It features a few longer and steeper grades with a lot of softball-sized rocks. Some tighter switchbacks are mildly steep and fairly loose. The trail is also notably rutted in areas. Rock and root obstacles up to 12...
Learn more about Fuller Trail

This out-and-back route branches from Ptarmigan Pass and follows a mostly mild dirt road through the White River National Forest. The surface varies from relatively smooth, hard-packed dirt to rougher sections with loose and embedded rocks, along with occasional whoops, dips, and potholes. A steep g...
Learn more about Ptarmigan Road

This is an out-and-back route traveling through a heavily forested section of the White River National Forest. The surface is primarily maintained dirt and gravel, with scattered loose and embedded rocks becoming more common in a few sections. Expect occasional whoops, dips, and potholes along the w...
Learn more about Pearl Creek

This is just a nice, easy, scenic backway from Camp Hale to Highway 24, offering nice views of the Camp Hale valley. Most vehicles should do fine. If there's snow, it could get a little slick and there could be some deep puddles or rough washboards with a lot of traffic.
Learn more about Old Highway Road

This route follows a wide, well-maintained dirt and gravel road through dense high-elevation forest. The surface is predominantly hard-packed dirt with stretches of fine gravel and only occasional small embedded or loose rocks. The road remains wide enough for vehicles to comfortably pass through mo...
Learn more about Lime Creek Road

This out-and-back route branches from Ptarmigan Pass and follows a mostly mild dirt road through the White River National Forest. The surface varies from relatively smooth, hard-packed dirt to rougher sections with loose and embedded rocks, along with occasional whoops, dips, and potholes. A steep g...
Learn more about Ptarmigan Road

This is an out-and-back route traveling through a heavily forested section of the White River National Forest. The surface is primarily maintained dirt and gravel, with scattered loose and embedded rocks becoming more common in a few sections. Expect occasional whoops, dips, and potholes along the w...
Learn more about Pearl Creek

This is just a nice, easy, scenic backway from Camp Hale to Highway 24, offering nice views of the Camp Hale valley. Most vehicles should do fine. If there's snow, it could get a little slick and there could be some deep puddles or rough washboards with a lot of traffic.
Learn more about Old Highway Road

This route follows a wide, well-maintained dirt and gravel road through dense high-elevation forest. The surface is predominantly hard-packed dirt with stretches of fine gravel and only occasional small embedded or loose rocks. The road remains wide enough for vehicles to comfortably pass through mo...
Learn more about Lime Creek Road