Dirt Bike Trails
Near Georgetown, Colorado

Get a great view of Georgetown below from this impressive trail. You can also see Mt. Evans on a clear day. Georgetown is a fun place to visit. Be aware that there is limited parking at the trailhead. This trail is open year-round, but avoid it if snow is present or after rain.
Learn more about Saxon Mountain

This is an out-and-back trail;the back side of Argentine Pass is limited to foot traffic for descending down into Peru Creek. The trail begins right outside Georgetown on Guanella Pass. Begin up FS 248.1 right next to a beautiful waterfall, and be sure to take some pictures. The trail has some small...
Learn more about Argentine Pass

This trail is a great Alternative route parallel to Argentine pass. This trail follows the creek. It is slightly more challenging than the upper road. There are several water crossings that will be deeper early in the year. Mid-July will have spots as deep as 18". This route is very scenic and beaut...
Learn more about Historic Waldorf Wagon Road

You will be at the top of the mountain, although you'll be able to see Republican Mountain, which is taller, further ahead. Some of the higher terrain in this area is actually private mining land. Be sure to stay on the legal route. The Scepire Mine is one of the best features of the trail and is lo...
Learn more about Democrat Mountain

Among the old mining trails stretching from Idaho Springs to Silver Plume, Bard Creek Road offers an enchanting journey through the region's history. As you traverse its bumpy climb, you'll uncover vestiges of Colorado's vibrant past, most notably, the Bard Creek Mine with its remarkably intact ore ...
Learn more about Bard Creek Road

This is a spur of a spur off the popular Argentine Pass trail. This route points you back towards the mouth of the valley. Easy driving and open at the beginning. The trail then loses elevation through narrow switchbacks. The end of this route is as far as you can drive in an SUV or a SxS, as the tr...
Learn more about Pains Mountain Road

The trail begins with a creek crossing followed by a short, steep climb, then winds through evergreen forest with multiple switchbacks. Some sections are rough, but much of the road is wide enough to allow passing. The route eventually rises above the tree line and is less frequently traveled than t...
Learn more about Pains Ridge Road

A lot of people choose to spend a weekend playing around this area. There are a lot of different trails to try out as well as some interesting historical sites. The trail connects to Red Elephant Hill and Mill Creek Loop. ATVs and UTVs will especially enjoy this trail. There is a staging area at the...
Learn more about Bill Moore Lake

Cascade Creek is a challenging 12.3-mile off-road loop near Idaho Springs and Georgetown designed for drivers seeking a journey through historic Colorado mining country. This route climbs from an elevation of 8,534 feet up to of 11,159 feet, offering breathtaking mountain views along a network of ba...
Learn more about Cascade Creek

A short drive from the town of Empire and just down the road from the popular Bill Moore Lake Trail, Mad Creek is a great off-road trail that gets passed up by many off-roaders. Whether seeking quiet summer seclusion or deep tire-swallowing winter snow, don't let this trail fall off your radar. Alon...
Learn more about Mad Creek Road

Red Elephant Hill, Mill Creek Loop is a challenging 12.8-mile trail designed for experienced off-roaders seeking steep climbs, technical rock obstacles, and high-alpine scenery. Starting near Downieville at an elevation of 8,151 feet, the route climbs a demanding 3,364 feet to a peak elevation of 10...
Learn more about Red Elephant Hill, Mill Creek Loop

This is an extremely difficult trail full of challenges not for the faint of heart. It becomes more difficult yearly because it sees so much traffic. If you're up for the challenge, you'll be rewarded with great views and amazing obstacles.
Learn more about Spring Creek

There are a lot of different trail combinations in this area, so you can decide how long or how challenging you want it to be. There is some camping along the trail and parking just before the trail along Highway 103. Echo Lake and Mt. Evans are only a few more miles past the trailhead, so check tho...
Learn more about Devil's Canyon

This is a tight trail that winds through Arapaho National Forest. There are some technical spots with rutted, off-camber, rocky terrain and a few steep climbs. This trail is mostly dirt road, which has soft sand in some spots. There are not many pull-off areas to allow vehicles to pass, and if ther...
Learn more about Lower Barbour Fork Road

Chinns Lake is an exceptional moderate offroad route perfect for intermediate drivers seeking stunning high-alpine views, rugged climbs, and pristine mountain lakes just a short drive from Denver. Stretching approximately 3.7 miles with a steep climb of over 1,500 feet, this trail takes adventurers ...
Learn more about Chinns Lake

Drive along a mountain stream and enjoy the wildflowers as you travel to the amazing lake at the top of this trail. Camping is available in designated spots, with waterfalls and other lakes to hike to.
Learn more about Loch Lomond

Vehicle Requirements: High clearance 4WD with low-range capability is essential. Lockers are strongly recommended for boulder navigation. Minimum 33" tires advised. Critical Warnings: Single-lane only with extremely limited passing opportunities. No turnaround spots when approaching from south - com...
Learn more about Chinook Road

Jones Pass is a gravel and rocky mountain road that climbs steeply out of the Clear Creek drainage near Empire, Colorado. The route is generally wide with no major obstacles, though its steady grade and exposed shelf road sections require attentive driving. Along the way, travelers will find dispers...
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Bellevue Mountain Drive is an easy gravel route that climbs through pine and aspen forest to a communications tower near the top. The main attraction is the broad mountain and valley views from the upper section. The road begins wide and smooth but narrows in places as it climbs. Full-size trucks an...
Learn more about Bellevue Mountain Drive

Cumberland Trail is moderate, with much of the trail being rocky and uneven. There are some patches of dirt and areas that open to meadows. Some areas are steep and very rocky with large rocks to traverse; a high clearance vehicle is recommended as there can be a bit of water, and there are parts le...
Learn more about Cumberland Trail

Get a great view of Georgetown below from this impressive trail. You can also see Mt. Evans on a clear day. Georgetown is a fun place to visit. Be aware that there is limited parking at the trailhead. This trail is open year-round, but avoid it if snow is present or after rain.
Learn more about Saxon Mountain

This is an out-and-back trail;the back side of Argentine Pass is limited to foot traffic for descending down into Peru Creek. The trail begins right outside Georgetown on Guanella Pass. Begin up FS 248.1 right next to a beautiful waterfall, and be sure to take some pictures. The trail has some small...
Learn more about Argentine Pass

This trail is a great Alternative route parallel to Argentine pass. This trail follows the creek. It is slightly more challenging than the upper road. There are several water crossings that will be deeper early in the year. Mid-July will have spots as deep as 18". This route is very scenic and beaut...
Learn more about Historic Waldorf Wagon Road

You will be at the top of the mountain, although you'll be able to see Republican Mountain, which is taller, further ahead. Some of the higher terrain in this area is actually private mining land. Be sure to stay on the legal route. The Scepire Mine is one of the best features of the trail and is lo...
Learn more about Democrat Mountain

Get a great view of Georgetown below from this impressive trail. You can also see Mt. Evans on a clear day. Georgetown is a fun place to visit. Be aware that there is limited parking at the trailhead. This trail is open year-round, but avoid it if snow is present or after rain.
Learn more about Saxon Mountain

This is an out-and-back trail;the back side of Argentine Pass is limited to foot traffic for descending down into Peru Creek. The trail begins right outside Georgetown on Guanella Pass. Begin up FS 248.1 right next to a beautiful waterfall, and be sure to take some pictures. The trail has some small...
Learn more about Argentine Pass

This trail is a great Alternative route parallel to Argentine pass. This trail follows the creek. It is slightly more challenging than the upper road. There are several water crossings that will be deeper early in the year. Mid-July will have spots as deep as 18". This route is very scenic and beaut...
Learn more about Historic Waldorf Wagon Road

You will be at the top of the mountain, although you'll be able to see Republican Mountain, which is taller, further ahead. Some of the higher terrain in this area is actually private mining land. Be sure to stay on the legal route. The Scepire Mine is one of the best features of the trail and is lo...
Learn more about Democrat Mountain