Dirt Bike Trails
Near Dolores, Colorado

Beaver Rim Road is an inviting 5.7-mile off-road route near McPhee Reservoir, ideal for beginners and scenic drivers seeking a rewarding destination with a stunning overlook at the trail's end. Navigating through the picturesque landscape of southwestern Colorado, the trail begins near the Boggy Dra...
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This route follows a mostly smooth, maintained gravel road that averages approximately 1 vehicle wide, with enough room in many areas for vehicles to safely pass. The road travels through a ponderosa pine forest with a mixture of mature trees, younger pines, dense green shrubs, and patches of dry gr...
Learn more about Grouse Point Road

This route travels through a varied forest landscape dominated by tall pine trees, with thick green shrubs and other low-growing vegetation filling much of the understory. Portions of the route are heavily wooded, creating a shaded corridor through the forest, while other sections transition into mo...
Learn more about Grouse Point a Road

This route travels along a wide forest road through a changing mix of pine and aspen. Much of the route is approximately two vehicles wide, with stretches passing beneath tall pines and others surrounded by dense stands of aspen and green understory vegetation. The landscape periodically opens into ...
Learn more about Rock Springs Road

Upper House Creek Road is an ideal route for scenic explorers, campers, and mountain bikers looking to venture into the scenic Boggy Draw area of the San Juan National Forest near Dolores, Colorado. Stretching approximately 5.9 miles, this four-wheel-drive trail gains about 1,050 feet in elevation a...
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This road can be very dusty when dry and muddy when wet. Beautiful view at the end with a small camp spot for one or two people. Dirt or rocky road, typically unmaintained after rain or snow. You may encounter shallow water crossings and obstacles under 12" on the trail, including small ledges. Road...
Learn more about Beaver Rim F Road

There are some low trees on this road, so it is not recommended for tall vehicles. Along this route is a big open meadow and some camping areas. Can be muddy when wet. There are some small rocky areas. You may encounter shallow water crossings and obstacles under 12" on the trail, including small le...
Learn more about Dry Canyon A Road

Boggy Draw Road is a scenic, beginner-friendly route near Dolores, Colorado, ideal for offroaders seeking easy access to the region’s premier non-motorized trail systems and dispersed camping. Stretching approximately 3.8 miles through the lush ponderosa pines of the San Juan National Forest, this u...
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Plateau Road is a scenic, 2.4-mile unpaved connector route in the San Juan National Forest of southwestern Colorado. The wide, two-vehicle road winds through open alpine pastures and active cattle grazing lands, offering gentle grades and scenic forest views at elevations between 7,793 and 7,942 fee...
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There are big open pastures with lots of cows, so watch out for cow pies! Dirt or rocky road with gentle grades. Safe for most 4WD and high-clearance 2WD vehicles. Roads are typically two vehicles wide. Can be muddy when wet. There are multiple areas to camp with amazing views.
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Spring Creek Point Road is an easy, scenic route ideal for beginners, high-clearance two-wheel-drive vehicles, and families looking for a relaxed drive with beautiful valley views. Spanning approximately 3.4 miles through the scenic highlands of the San Juan National Forest, this dirt and rocky trai...
Learn more about Spring Cr Pt Road

This is a short quick access road to get to others. There are some pretty views and big open pastures. There are lots and lots of cows, so watch out for cow pies! Dirt or rocky road, typically unmaintained after rain or snow. Can be muddy when wet. You may encounter shallow water crossings and obsta...
Learn more about Trimble Road

This road offers some camping, good access to many other roads, and lots of views. There is cell service at spots, but it can be very spotty with the weather. Can be muddy when wet. Dirt or rocky road with gentle grades. Safe for most 4WD and high-clearance 2WD vehicles. Roads are typically two vehi...
Learn more about Ormiston Point Road

There is burned area at end of the road, so be mindful of debris, and muddy spots. There are some camp spots and access to other roads. Pretty open pastures.Dirt or rocky road with gentle grades. Safe for most 4WD and high-clearance 2WD vehicles. Roads are typically two vehicles wide.
Learn more about Ferris Road

This road offers some beautiful views and some camp spots. Dirt or rocky road, typically unmaintained after rain or snow. Can be muddy when wet. You may encounter shallow water crossings and obstacles under 12" on the trail, including small ledges. Roads are typically one to two vehicles wide.
Learn more about Trail Canyon

Quick short road with beautiful scenery and big tall trees. The road can be muddy when wet, and dusty when dry. Typically two vehicles wide and provides access to other roads. An easy road for any vehicle, safe for most 4WD and high-clearance 2WD vehicles. You might see cows. Dirt or rocky road with...
Learn more about Cabin Rim Road

Flat Iron Road provides a scenic, unpaved driving experience through tall pine forests in the San Juan National Forest, making it perfect for beginners and those seeking a relaxed cruise with beautiful woodland scenery. Stretching approximately 5.2 miles, this double-track trail sits at a consistent...
Learn more about Flat Iron Road

For roughly the first 13 miles, this route follows a wide, well-maintained gravel road as it gradually climbs through the San Juan National Forest. The surface is predominantly compacted gravel with very few rough areas, making most of the route an easy and comfortable drive. Along the climb, the ro...
Learn more about Taylor Creek Road

The Rim trail is a short single track that connects to the south end of Chicken Creek at an intersection with a non-motorized trail. It is a mile long, and mostly straight, flat, smooth, and easy, as it meanders through the forest. There aren't many rocks or curves. It goes through a fence on the no...
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Coyote Park South starts as a dry and rocky trail that climbs up from the trailhead along a fence line. The initial hill climb has some embedded boulders, but then it gets into a more lush aspen tree forest and continues through some nice open meadows. This trail is pretty hot and dry with lots of s...
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Beaver Rim Road is an inviting 5.7-mile off-road route near McPhee Reservoir, ideal for beginners and scenic drivers seeking a rewarding destination with a stunning overlook at the trail's end. Navigating through the picturesque landscape of southwestern Colorado, the trail begins near the Boggy Dra...
Learn more about Beaver Rim Road

This route follows a mostly smooth, maintained gravel road that averages approximately 1 vehicle wide, with enough room in many areas for vehicles to safely pass. The road travels through a ponderosa pine forest with a mixture of mature trees, younger pines, dense green shrubs, and patches of dry gr...
Learn more about Grouse Point Road

This route travels through a varied forest landscape dominated by tall pine trees, with thick green shrubs and other low-growing vegetation filling much of the understory. Portions of the route are heavily wooded, creating a shaded corridor through the forest, while other sections transition into mo...
Learn more about Grouse Point a Road

This route travels along a wide forest road through a changing mix of pine and aspen. Much of the route is approximately two vehicles wide, with stretches passing beneath tall pines and others surrounded by dense stands of aspen and green understory vegetation. The landscape periodically opens into ...
Learn more about Rock Springs Road

Beaver Rim Road is an inviting 5.7-mile off-road route near McPhee Reservoir, ideal for beginners and scenic drivers seeking a rewarding destination with a stunning overlook at the trail's end. Navigating through the picturesque landscape of southwestern Colorado, the trail begins near the Boggy Dra...
Learn more about Beaver Rim Road

This route follows a mostly smooth, maintained gravel road that averages approximately 1 vehicle wide, with enough room in many areas for vehicles to safely pass. The road travels through a ponderosa pine forest with a mixture of mature trees, younger pines, dense green shrubs, and patches of dry gr...
Learn more about Grouse Point Road

This route travels through a varied forest landscape dominated by tall pine trees, with thick green shrubs and other low-growing vegetation filling much of the understory. Portions of the route are heavily wooded, creating a shaded corridor through the forest, while other sections transition into mo...
Learn more about Grouse Point a Road

This route travels along a wide forest road through a changing mix of pine and aspen. Much of the route is approximately two vehicles wide, with stretches passing beneath tall pines and others surrounded by dense stands of aspen and green understory vegetation. The landscape periodically opens into ...
Learn more about Rock Springs Road