Dirt Bike Trails
Near Hot Sulphur Springs, Colorado

A cool loop that will test your mud bogging ability. It is likely you will get stuck, so this is a great trail to take with a few of your friends. It's also very handy to have a winch. There is some good camping along Beaver Creek. Open June 15 to November 15.
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This is a gravel road that was the earliest route into Sulphur Springs from the East. Surrounded by established ranch land and scattered aspen and pine trees. Also known as County Road 55. The summit is at 8,904 feet. Perfect for fall peaking. There are some side trails (Big Meadows road) that are ...
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Rutted and dusty, but easy in any stock SUV or Pickup. Great ride on an adventure bike to get your feet wet while you warm up for some of the more challenging trails around. This 1.9-mile road will have you climb 565 feet from US HWY 40 to the top of Red Mountain, where a beautiful view and a nice f...
Learn more about Red Mountain Trail

Forest Service Road 136, known as Lake Evelyn Road, branches off from Keyser Creek Road (FS 139) and heads east into a more remote and rugged section of the Arapaho National Forest. While it begins relatively smooth, the road quickly narrows to a single lane with limited pullouts, and the terrain be...
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Forest Service Road 139, also known as Keyser Creek Road, offers a scenic and peaceful off-road experience through the heart of Grand County. The trail begins just off County Road 3 near the Horseshoe Campground, where a single-lane bridge crosses Keyser Creek. From the start, FS 139 closely follows...
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This is a 5.5-mile-long ATV trail through the Arapahoe National Forest. The west end starts out behind a gate off of Keyser Ridge Road. It looks like an old Jeep road that has been repurposed into an ATV Trail. It goes straight and flat for a long while through pine trees along the edge of a hillsid...
Learn more about No See Um ATV Trail

Count Rd 25 is a 7 mile dirt road through BLM land and the Wolford Mountain OHV area. An OHV registration is required to ride through here. This road can be approached from either hwy 40 on the west, or County Rd 22 on the east. If you enter from the west, you will almost immediately be greeted by ...
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The Ditch Loop is a fun trail through Wolford that rides through a V-bottom ravine with banked corners and quick Star Wars-style turns. The west entrance to the trail starts in the ditch off of the 551 ATV trail, below tall dirt walls. There is a wider trail along the bottom of the ditch or a narrow...
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This is a 50" trail through the Wolford Riding Area. The north end starts as a wide two-track through the flat sagebrush valley, with whoops and shallow ruts. It goes up and over the dirt hills, and then goes into a ravine that is like a v-bottom ditch between tall dirt walls. The trail follows the ...
Learn more about 551 ATV

Richey Creek is a wide two-track through pine trees, with small loose rocks in the trail. It has easy curves as it follows the edge of the mountain, with lots of branches and cut logs sticking out from the trees that you need to watch out for. It crosses a little muddy section, and goes pretty strai...
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County Highway 224 through the Wolford Open are and OHV Play area. The route varies from well to poorly maintained and has potential for a water crossing. While there are no ledges or obstacles to be concerned about (other than the potential water crossing at 40.09633, --106.37961), caution should...
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This loop includes a fairly quick 500-foot climb pretty soon after the main road through some deep ruts. 2-wheeled vehicles choosing a good line will have an easier go at this trail than 4-wheeled vehicles, but the route is passable by both. The top of the loop around 40.13706, -106.36466 offers acc...
Learn more about Little Wolfford Mountain Loop A

This 1.4-mile-long single track goes through the rolling sagebrush hills and valleys of the Wolford Riding Area. As it leaves from the north end, it's an easy narrow trail in the flats, with the hills in the distance. It lightly snakes through the bushes, but pretty much goes straight and fast. It t...
Learn more about Wolford Hills

Off-road trail with some heavy rutting through Sate and BLM land. Lifted vehicles, adventure bikes, and other off-road capable machines only through here, as the rutting can get deep enough to high-center smaller vehicles. Pleasant ride while dry, but will be almost impassable in the wrong vehicle i...
Learn more about West Red Mountain

Wind up through a thick forest and play on some difficult obstacles along the way. There is an option to connect with Camway Trail, but only for vehicles 50" wide or less. Open June 15 to November 15.
Learn more about Little Gravel Mountain

The drive is nice and easy to an amazing lake with incredible mountain views. You can access the Idleglen OHV Area from here where you'll find a ton of ATV, dirt bike and snowmobile trails. If you want more of a challenge, try Gravel and Little Gravel Mountain trails nearby.
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This almost 2 mile long ATV trail goes south to north through the Wolford Riding Area, with great views as it gets above 8,000 feet elevation. It's a desert two-track that starts out very straight and fast on top of the mesas covered in sage brush. It climbs up to a ridgeline and goes along the rim ...
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County Road 1 is a very easy, gravel, fun, and scenic road that connects you to other activities such as access to the Blue and Colorado River, Gore Canyon, and fall peeping. The entire CR-1 road is mostly unpaved. There will be a beautiful vista further down the road, the headwaters of the Colorado...
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This is a 3-mile-long single track through the Wolford Riding Area. The south end starts on County Highway 224, and the entrance to the trail is rutted right away with a big deep rut running vertically down the middle of the trail. It goes into a cool ravine, between thick Douglas fir trees, and pin...
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This single track starts the dirt County Highway 224 on a wide path in sagebrush desert terrain above a ravine, going flat and straight. It goes through a fence, then along the wall. The trail has whoops, ruts, loose rocks, and troughs down the middle of the path. It gets narrower as it heads west a...
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A cool loop that will test your mud bogging ability. It is likely you will get stuck, so this is a great trail to take with a few of your friends. It's also very handy to have a winch. There is some good camping along Beaver Creek. Open June 15 to November 15.
Learn more about Beaver Creek, Muddy Creek

Rutted and dusty, but easy in any stock SUV or Pickup. Great ride on an adventure bike to get your feet wet while you warm up for some of the more challenging trails around. This 1.9-mile road will have you climb 565 feet from US HWY 40 to the top of Red Mountain, where a beautiful view and a nice f...
Learn more about Red Mountain Trail

Forest Service Road 136, known as Lake Evelyn Road, branches off from Keyser Creek Road (FS 139) and heads east into a more remote and rugged section of the Arapaho National Forest. While it begins relatively smooth, the road quickly narrows to a single lane with limited pullouts, and the terrain be...
Learn more about Lake Evelyn Road - FS 136

Forest Service Road 139, also known as Keyser Creek Road, offers a scenic and peaceful off-road experience through the heart of Grand County. The trail begins just off County Road 3 near the Horseshoe Campground, where a single-lane bridge crosses Keyser Creek. From the start, FS 139 closely follows...
Learn more about Keyser Creek Road - FS 139

A cool loop that will test your mud bogging ability. It is likely you will get stuck, so this is a great trail to take with a few of your friends. It's also very handy to have a winch. There is some good camping along Beaver Creek. Open June 15 to November 15.
Learn more about Beaver Creek, Muddy Creek

Rutted and dusty, but easy in any stock SUV or Pickup. Great ride on an adventure bike to get your feet wet while you warm up for some of the more challenging trails around. This 1.9-mile road will have you climb 565 feet from US HWY 40 to the top of Red Mountain, where a beautiful view and a nice f...
Learn more about Red Mountain Trail

Forest Service Road 136, known as Lake Evelyn Road, branches off from Keyser Creek Road (FS 139) and heads east into a more remote and rugged section of the Arapaho National Forest. While it begins relatively smooth, the road quickly narrows to a single lane with limited pullouts, and the terrain be...
Learn more about Lake Evelyn Road - FS 136

Forest Service Road 139, also known as Keyser Creek Road, offers a scenic and peaceful off-road experience through the heart of Grand County. The trail begins just off County Road 3 near the Horseshoe Campground, where a single-lane bridge crosses Keyser Creek. From the start, FS 139 closely follows...
Learn more about Keyser Creek Road - FS 139