Dirt Bike Trails
Near Fort Collins, Colorado

Buckhorn Road (Larimer County Road 44H) is a highly scenic dirt route that serves as a major connector between the Stove Prairie area and Pingree Park Road. Heading east to west, the trail gently climbs through Buckhorn Canyon, following a creek through thick pine and aspen forests up to the 9,163-f...
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Old Flowers Road is a challenging offroad trail featuring mud ruts, steep hills with loose rock, potholes, and erosion throughout. The trail is rough, with dips, bumps, and occasional water crossings that demand careful vehicle handling. Portions of the route traverse burn scars, adding to the rugge...
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**Currently closed due to rock/mud slide from fire** Check out the side roads, and enjoy some fun terrain on this trail in the Roosevelt National Forest. There is a fun little loop off the east side. Watch for gates and signs during hunting season to avoid hefty penalties. There is some camping avai...
Learn more about Storm Mountain, Bear Gulch

Start out with a nice rugged climb and enjoy the trees, meadows, and beautiful views. There is a lot of camping available, so pick your spot and have fun exploring all the terrain. Open June 15 to December 1.
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This out-and-back trail traverses several ridges with steep grades and 360-degree views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. The trail is mostly made up of a two-track forest road. Several of the descents/accents are eroded, creating the most challenging and technical sections of the trail. The...
Learn more about Swan Road

There are limited views on this trail due to the thick trees, but you'll have a great time exploring side roads. This is a really good area for ATVs and UTVs. Camp and unload on the east portion of the trail. This trail is open all year; however, there is a gate that may be closed for temporary clos...
Learn more about Greer Road

Head straight uphill from out of the Cache La Poudre River Valley and wind across a a ridge high above the Mummy Range. Two well-known obstacles, The Chutes and Heart Attack Hill. Both have bypasses, but they aren't easy. ATVs will have an especially hard time on this trail.
Learn more about Kelly Flats

This trail starts with a few mud holes and a rocky climb that offers great views of the surrounding mountains. In the summer, snowmelt creates a steady flow of water that can make the toughest sections even more difficult. Campsites are limited, but there's a larger spot at the junction of a side tr...
Learn more about Hurley Road

Tucked off Pingree Park Road, Forest Road 234 and its 234A (also known as Twin Lakes Spur Road) offshoot offer a fun, rugged little drive through dense pine forest. While short, it is a great track for flexing your suspension while hunting for secluded dispersed campsites. The trail winds tightly th...
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Branching directly off the popular Crown Point Road, Dadd Gulch is a highly rewarding intermediate trail tucked into the Roosevelt National Forest. It is a fantastic destination if you are hunting for top-tier dispersed camping, as the route features several large, scenic clearings equipped with est...
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Start off through a valley, meandering along a beautiful rocky creek. Then climb out and head across some majestic forest land. The second portion offers a lot of different side roads to take, with a great deal camping for large RVs or motorhomes. Open June 14 to April 15.
Learn more about Sevenmile Creek

Most of this trail will follow a high ridge with amazing views. Start on the east end for the best camping and easy access to the trail. Unlicensed vehicles are permitted, and this is a popular spot for them as well. There are some good challenging spots to the north towards the end of the trail. If...
Learn more about Johnny Park Road

Both sides are open. The southern side is fun for ATVs and UTVs. It is somewhat flat, with camping available along the route. You'll be in the trees for the most part, but check out the views when you get to the high points. There are some fun side roads to explore, including those around Peirson Pa...
Learn more about Pierson Park Road

This scenic trail is the main route through the Chicken Park trail system. The trail passes through a mix of pine and aspen forest within open meadows and rock formations. Some rock formations are 100’s of feet tall. The trail passes by multiple dispersed campsites and spur trails. The trail ends at...
Learn more about Chicken Park - FS 181

This trail passes between Middle Bald Mountain and South Bald Mountain. You'll twist and turn through some slow and challenging spots. If you want even more of a challenge, take a left across the meadow instead of going straight.
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Black Hollow Road (Forest Road 142) is a moderately short but striking loop accessed directly off Crown Point Road in the Roosevelt National Forest. The defining characteristic of this trail is its path through the 2020 Cameron Peak Fire burn scar. The landscape is a stark, fascinating mix of charre...
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This is a spur trail off the main Forest Service Road 181 route through the Chicken Park trail system. The trail leaves the more open meadow area, going into a forested area with a mix of pines, aspens, and rock formations. The trail passes by a few dispersed campsites with a larger dispersed campsi...
Learn more about Forest Service Road 181C

This is a spur trail off the main Forest Service Road 181 route through the Chicken Park trail system. The trail leaves the more open meadow area, going into a forested area with a mix of pines, aspens, and rock formations. The trail passes by a few dispersed campsites. The trail is typically one ve...
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This trail connects County Road 69 to the Sevenmile Creek Trail. There is a large camping area at the west entrance of the trail, as well as several smaller sights throughout the route. Keep in mind that OHVs are not allowed on County Road 69 as you exit on the east end, so plan your route according...
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Road 171.B is a road that loops off of Sevenmile Creek. It will take about 30 minutes to complete the trail. Portions of this trail go through the burn scare from the Cameron Peak Fire in 2020. There is little to no Cell Service with many places to camp off the road.
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Old Flowers Road is a challenging offroad trail featuring mud ruts, steep hills with loose rock, potholes, and erosion throughout. The trail is rough, with dips, bumps, and occasional water crossings that demand careful vehicle handling. Portions of the route traverse burn scars, adding to the rugge...
Learn more about Old Flowers Road

**Currently closed due to rock/mud slide from fire** Check out the side roads, and enjoy some fun terrain on this trail in the Roosevelt National Forest. There is a fun little loop off the east side. Watch for gates and signs during hunting season to avoid hefty penalties. There is some camping avai...
Learn more about Storm Mountain, Bear Gulch

Start out with a nice rugged climb and enjoy the trees, meadows, and beautiful views. There is a lot of camping available, so pick your spot and have fun exploring all the terrain. Open June 15 to December 1.
Learn more about Moody Hill

There are limited views on this trail due to the thick trees, but you'll have a great time exploring side roads. This is a really good area for ATVs and UTVs. Camp and unload on the east portion of the trail. This trail is open all year; however, there is a gate that may be closed for temporary clos...
Learn more about Greer Road

Old Flowers Road is a challenging offroad trail featuring mud ruts, steep hills with loose rock, potholes, and erosion throughout. The trail is rough, with dips, bumps, and occasional water crossings that demand careful vehicle handling. Portions of the route traverse burn scars, adding to the rugge...
Learn more about Old Flowers Road

**Currently closed due to rock/mud slide from fire** Check out the side roads, and enjoy some fun terrain on this trail in the Roosevelt National Forest. There is a fun little loop off the east side. Watch for gates and signs during hunting season to avoid hefty penalties. There is some camping avai...
Learn more about Storm Mountain, Bear Gulch

Start out with a nice rugged climb and enjoy the trees, meadows, and beautiful views. There is a lot of camping available, so pick your spot and have fun exploring all the terrain. Open June 15 to December 1.
Learn more about Moody Hill

There are limited views on this trail due to the thick trees, but you'll have a great time exploring side roads. This is a really good area for ATVs and UTVs. Camp and unload on the east portion of the trail. This trail is open all year; however, there is a gate that may be closed for temporary clos...
Learn more about Greer Road