Dirt Bike Trails
Near Maysville, Colorado

The Billings Lake trail is an exceptional high-alpine route for intermediate offroaders seeking stunning Colorado scenery and a classic mountain driving experience. Climbing steadily through the rugged Sawatch Range, this narrow, one-lane path winds through dense pine and aspen forests before openin...
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This trail breaks off from the main Mt. Shavano trail and provides an alternate route to the trailhead at the end. Where the main road leads through open plains, this route winds through an impressive series of aspen groves. This area is rich with wildlife, so expect to see mule deer and elk feeding...
Learn more about Mount Shavano - Aspen Cutoff

Mt. Shavano is a scenic 6.3-mile point-to-point trail near Poncha Springs, Colorado, that is ideal for beginners, high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles, and SxSs looking for scenic access to high-altitude trailheads. Climbing from an elevation of 7,976 feet to 9,749 feet, this route starts on Cou...
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This scenic and historic 52-mile point-to-point route is perfect for overland enthusiasts and families looking for a mild yet breathtaking drive through the Gunnison National Forest and over a historic mountain pass. Starting off Highway 50, the well-graded dirt road climbs steadily to the summit of...
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Greens Creek is a fun alpine single track in the San Isabel National Forest near Poncha Springs, Colorado. Going southwest to northeast, it starts on a ridgeline that is the Continental Divide, at the intersection with Monarch Crest Trail and drops 2,900 feet over 7 miles. It has epic views of the c...
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The Monarch Crest Trail is a 9-mile single-track trail that goes from the summit of Monarch Pass (Highway 50) south to Marshall Pass. It's a shelfy trail the whole way, side-hilling on a gradual mountain slope in and out of tree-line in the high alpine tundra. The trail rides along between 11,500 - ...
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The route winds through dried-up creek beds and sandy, rutted-out canyons before making its way up to the main Mount Shavano trail. Expect gorgeous views of the southern portion of the Collegiate Peaks throughout. Although there are no camping opportunities along this route, the trail itself is wort...
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This route loops north from the Mt. Shavano trail to Droney Gulch Road. It starts in the alpine, with sweeping meadows and expansive views, before descending into a series of twisting trails that lead to the bottom of the gulch. Along the way, expect stunning views of Mt Shavano and the southern por...
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The Marshall Pass (East) route is a well-traveled, easy-to-navigate trail in central Colorado, suitable for most high-clearance vehicles. The trail is free of obstacles, making it accessible for drivers of varying skill levels. Several dispersed campsites are located along the route, providing oppor...
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This epic trail to the top of Mount Antero starts off Browns Creek trail. Combine with Mount Antero Access trail and portions of Baldwin Lakes and Browns Creek trails for a full day of off-roading from the trailhead to Mount Antero at over 13,700 feet. The views along the trail are amazing. There is...
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This route starts midway through the Browns Creek Trail. This spur route can be completed clockwise or counter-clockwise, with clockwise shown on the map. Single lane and narrow trail provides nice off roading practice on an easier scale. line selection is easy, and driver is rewarded with amazing v...
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This challenging high-altitude route is designed for experienced drivers seeking spectacular alpine scenery, mountain lakes, and high-clearance four-wheel-drive exploration. Stretching approximately 8.8 miles through the San Isabel National Forest, the trail climbs from 10,265 feet to a breathtaking...
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Tomichi Pass divides Middle Quartz Creek to the north from Tomichi Creek to the south. From Brittle Silver Basin at the north end, you reach the top of Tomichi Pass quickly. The 4WD road comes out of Brittle Silver Basin near a mine and heads up a narrow ledge road toward Tomichi Pass between Paywel...
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The road is accessible from Poncha Loop Road and provides access to several lesser-known campsites with incredible views of both the southern portion of the Sawatch Range, as well as the northern end of the Sangre de Cristo Range. It sits directly under some high-voltage lines, but somehow that only...
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This is a spur off the popular Hancock Pass, before the town of Hancock. This trail will take you past the Mary Murphy tram towers to some mining structures at the trams lower and midpoint terminus. From there you can continue up to Pomeroy Lake, or take a short spur to the Mary Murphy to see the ma...
Learn more about Pomeroy Lake - FS 297

The Agate Creek Trail is a fun and challenging trail in the Gunnison National Forest near Sargents, Colorado, that starts right off of Highway 50 at the Agate Campground. It's a really rocky single track that follows a creek the entire way, with multiple creek crossings. It's made up of big boulders...
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Williams Pass Trail is a rugged, 2.9-mile out-and-back off-road route near St. Elmo that climbs to an elevation of 11,776 feet. The trail follows the historic Denver, South Park and Pacific Railroad grade through dense subalpine forests and onto fragile alpine tundra, ending near the west portal of ...
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This road branches off of Poncha Loop and provides excellent opportunities to get closer to the southern portion of the Sawatch Range to enjoy dispersed camping in the aspen groves. You can usually take this road further, but it has been restricted due to logging operations in the area. This is stil...
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The Alpine Tunnel was once the highest railroad tunnel in the world. At an altitude of 11,523 feet, it was the first tunnel to be built through the Continental Divide. The Denver, South Park and Pacific Railroad began the work of connecting St Elmo to Pitkin, Colorado in November 1879 with a constr...
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This loop sits between the southern portion of the Sawatch Range and the Sangre de Cristo Range. It features incredible views of both and a wealth of easy-to-access campsites, perfect for trailers and rigs and dirtbikes alike. This area includes some interesting visual opportunities, like power line...
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The Billings Lake trail is an exceptional high-alpine route for intermediate offroaders seeking stunning Colorado scenery and a classic mountain driving experience. Climbing steadily through the rugged Sawatch Range, this narrow, one-lane path winds through dense pine and aspen forests before openin...
Learn more about Billings Lake

This trail breaks off from the main Mt. Shavano trail and provides an alternate route to the trailhead at the end. Where the main road leads through open plains, this route winds through an impressive series of aspen groves. This area is rich with wildlife, so expect to see mule deer and elk feeding...
Learn more about Mount Shavano - Aspen Cutoff

Mt. Shavano is a scenic 6.3-mile point-to-point trail near Poncha Springs, Colorado, that is ideal for beginners, high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles, and SxSs looking for scenic access to high-altitude trailheads. Climbing from an elevation of 7,976 feet to 9,749 feet, this route starts on Cou...
Learn more about Mt. Shavano

This scenic and historic 52-mile point-to-point route is perfect for overland enthusiasts and families looking for a mild yet breathtaking drive through the Gunnison National Forest and over a historic mountain pass. Starting off Highway 50, the well-graded dirt road climbs steadily to the summit of...
Learn more about Old Monarch Pass

The Billings Lake trail is an exceptional high-alpine route for intermediate offroaders seeking stunning Colorado scenery and a classic mountain driving experience. Climbing steadily through the rugged Sawatch Range, this narrow, one-lane path winds through dense pine and aspen forests before openin...
Learn more about Billings Lake

This trail breaks off from the main Mt. Shavano trail and provides an alternate route to the trailhead at the end. Where the main road leads through open plains, this route winds through an impressive series of aspen groves. This area is rich with wildlife, so expect to see mule deer and elk feeding...
Learn more about Mount Shavano - Aspen Cutoff

Mt. Shavano is a scenic 6.3-mile point-to-point trail near Poncha Springs, Colorado, that is ideal for beginners, high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles, and SxSs looking for scenic access to high-altitude trailheads. Climbing from an elevation of 7,976 feet to 9,749 feet, this route starts on Cou...
Learn more about Mt. Shavano

This scenic and historic 52-mile point-to-point route is perfect for overland enthusiasts and families looking for a mild yet breathtaking drive through the Gunnison National Forest and over a historic mountain pass. Starting off Highway 50, the well-graded dirt road climbs steadily to the summit of...
Learn more about Old Monarch Pass