Dirt Bike Trails
Near Midland, Colorado

Shelf Road is a heavily traveled network of trails beginning just south of Cripple Creek, offering a mix of steep, rugged terrain and historic scenery. The trail features old mines, ghost towns, and multiple 4x4 spur roads branching off near Sand Gulch and The Banks Campground, one of Colorado’s mos...
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The trail begins as you turn off of Seven Lakes Rd (376) and cross Boehmer Creek. Right at 1/4 mile into the trail, a small rock garden, that's usually wet, serves as an unofficial gatekeeper, so you'll know what's in store for the remainder of the trail. You'll climb a couple of switchbacks until y...
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Access to this trail requires opening a gate—make sure to close it behind you to keep the area properly managed. The trail winds through a mix of pine and aspen forest before opening up into wide meadow sections, giving it a pretty balanced feel between tight wooded driving and more open cruising. T...
Learn more about Crazy Gulch Road - FS 375

This route begins at a gated forest access point and quickly transitions from a wide, well-maintained dirt road into a narrower two-track that winds deeper into the pines. From the start, the trail gradually descends about 700 feet, moving through rolling terrain with a mix of open forest and tighte...
Learn more about Cedar Cut 3 Road - FS 359

This trail winds through a mix of open meadow and dense pine forest, offering a good balance between easy cruising and light technical sections. It starts as a wide, well-defined dirt road with plenty of room to pass, then narrows in spots as it works its way through tighter tree cover. The scenery ...
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Frosty Park Road is a fun trail to use as an alternate exit after running Eagle Rock or Mount Baldy Trails, or on its own from Seven Lakes Road (FS 376). The trail winds through heavy forest and in and out of wide open meadows. There are signs of prior tracks that are now closed or illegal, so be su...
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Rankin Road near Divide, Colorado, is a simple but engaging trail that offers a good mix of easy driving and light technical sections. The trail starts as a typical dirt road, but you’ll quickly encounter some larger whoops that require moderate speed control. As you continue, the road narrows to mo...
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Saran Wrap Road (FS 370D) is a scenic loop trail consisting of mostly rock, dry mud and gravel in the Pike National Forest near Colorado Springs, CO. The trail consists of a couple obstacles that require high clearance 4x4 and moderate off-camber sections requiring careful tire placement. There are ...
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Yucca Road - FS 359 starts near a small cluster of houses before quickly transitioning into a quiet pine forest, following a well-defined dirt road that drops roughly 600 feet in elevation over gentle terrain. Once past the residential area, the trail opens into more natural ground with tall pines, ...
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This 2.1-mile point-to-point trail is great for the intermediate to advanced off-roader. Though rated as a 6 there are more difficult lines available that are rated 7 to 8. Several of the more difficult obstacles do have a bypass. The Rock Garden, approx. halfway through the trail, is the most diffi...
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Fish Creek Road (FS 877) is located within the Pike National Forest off County Road 61 outside the town of Lake George, Colorado. The trail is an easy, dirt and gravel road that offers access to other forest roads and recreational activities, including dispersed camping opportunities.
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Forest Glen Road (FS 878) is located within the Pike National Forest outside the town of Lake George, Colorado. The trail can be accessed by Forest Glen Trail off U.S. Highway 24, or via Fish Creek Road (FS 877) off County Road 61. The trail is an easy, compacted dirt and gravel road that offers acc...
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Borrow Pit Road (FS 876B) is located within the Pike National Forest outside the town of Lake George, Colorado. The easy, gravel and dirt trail can be accessed via County Road 61. The trail offers access to other forest roads and recreational activities, including dispersed camping opportunities.
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Buford's Mistake Road (FS 876A) is located within the Pike National Forest outside the town of Lake George, Colorado. You must access the trail via County Road 61 to Boletes Road (FS 875), and then accessed via 3 Bears (FS 876). The trail is a loop off of 3 Bears (FS 876) that offers compacted grave...
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Mistletoe Road (FS 244) is located within the Pike National Forest off County Road 98 outside the town of Lake George, Colorado. The trail is an out-and-back, easy to moderate, 1.5-mile dirt and gravel road. It contains rocky obstacles, rutted sections, one off-camber spot, and a shelf road section ...
Learn more about Mistletoe Road - FS 244

Dutch's Hair Road (FS 244E) is located within the Pike National Forest, outside the town of Lake George, Colorado. From County Road 98, access the trail via Mistletoe Road (FS 244). The trail is an easy-to-moderate, out-and-back, dirt and gravel road that offers rutted sections, rock obstacles, and ...
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3 Bears (FS 876) is located within the Pike National Forest outside the town of Lake George, Colorado. The trail is accessed via Boletes Road (FS 875) or Borrow Pit Road (FS 876B) from County Road 61. The trail consists of gravel and dirt with minor ruts. The trail allows access to other forest road...
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Mount Rosa Road (FS 381) is a scenic 4-mile out-and-back trail in the Pike National Forest near Colorado Springs, CO consisting of mostly rock, dry mud, and gravel. The trail consists of a couple of scenic stops to enjoy the views of the surrounding Pike National Forest. There is a shelf road at the...
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### Trail Details - **Difficulty**: Moderate - **Time to Complete**: 1–1.5 hours (one way) - **Best Time to Visit**: Summer through Fall - **Recommended Vehicles**: High-clearance 4x4 with low-range gearing - **Trail Start Location**: Junction of Northfield Road and Ormes Peak Road, near ...
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S.T.I.T. Road (FS 244B) is an easy, out-and-back, dirt trail located within the Pike National Forest, outside the town of Lake George, Colorado. The trail is accessible via County Road 98, then Mistletoe Road (FS 244), and then via Nice Camp Road (FS 244A). The trail offers access to other forest ro...
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The trail begins as you turn off of Seven Lakes Rd (376) and cross Boehmer Creek. Right at 1/4 mile into the trail, a small rock garden, that's usually wet, serves as an unofficial gatekeeper, so you'll know what's in store for the remainder of the trail. You'll climb a couple of switchbacks until y...
Learn more about Bull Park Road

Access to this trail requires opening a gate—make sure to close it behind you to keep the area properly managed. The trail winds through a mix of pine and aspen forest before opening up into wide meadow sections, giving it a pretty balanced feel between tight wooded driving and more open cruising. T...
Learn more about Crazy Gulch Road - FS 375

This route begins at a gated forest access point and quickly transitions from a wide, well-maintained dirt road into a narrower two-track that winds deeper into the pines. From the start, the trail gradually descends about 700 feet, moving through rolling terrain with a mix of open forest and tighte...
Learn more about Cedar Cut 3 Road - FS 359

This trail winds through a mix of open meadow and dense pine forest, offering a good balance between easy cruising and light technical sections. It starts as a wide, well-defined dirt road with plenty of room to pass, then narrows in spots as it works its way through tighter tree cover. The scenery ...
Learn more about Cedar Cut 2 - FS 359

The trail begins as you turn off of Seven Lakes Rd (376) and cross Boehmer Creek. Right at 1/4 mile into the trail, a small rock garden, that's usually wet, serves as an unofficial gatekeeper, so you'll know what's in store for the remainder of the trail. You'll climb a couple of switchbacks until y...
Learn more about Bull Park Road

Access to this trail requires opening a gate—make sure to close it behind you to keep the area properly managed. The trail winds through a mix of pine and aspen forest before opening up into wide meadow sections, giving it a pretty balanced feel between tight wooded driving and more open cruising. T...
Learn more about Crazy Gulch Road - FS 375

This route begins at a gated forest access point and quickly transitions from a wide, well-maintained dirt road into a narrower two-track that winds deeper into the pines. From the start, the trail gradually descends about 700 feet, moving through rolling terrain with a mix of open forest and tighte...
Learn more about Cedar Cut 3 Road - FS 359

This trail winds through a mix of open meadow and dense pine forest, offering a good balance between easy cruising and light technical sections. It starts as a wide, well-defined dirt road with plenty of room to pass, then narrows in spots as it works its way through tighter tree cover. The scenery ...
Learn more about Cedar Cut 2 - FS 359