Dirt Bike Trails
Near No Name, Colorado

Riders can start from the top or bottom of this trail, but OHVs and dirt bikes may want to start at the bottom where there's a staging area and fun spur trails to ride. Camping options at the top with beautiful vistas at Windy Point. Open end of May to mid-November.
Learn more about Transfer Trail

This is part of the Transfer Trail, which is a rocky dirt road that will connect you to white Owl and Coffee Pot Trails. A high-clearance vehicle is needed due to the size of rocks and ruts. You will see open meadows, aspens, and wildflowers. The route was easily driven with a stock Jeep Rubicon; j...
Learn more about Transfer Trail Connect

This is an out-and-back route that takes you to Blue Lake. Rain will make the drive harder due to a water crossing towards the end. There is a small stream, but the water depth varies and was about a foot deep at the time. It is in an open meadow area with lots to see and dispersed camping where per...
Learn more about Blue Lake Trail

This trail takes you deeper into the Flat Tops up near Heart Lake. It is mostly a dirt/gravel road with rocks and ruts in the area. On the north end, there is a harder, steep section, but there is a bypass to the left. You will need to have a high-clearance vehicle. You will see meadows, flowers, as...
Learn more about Transfer Trail North

Convenient, but very challenging, connector road between Coffee Pot Road and Transfer Trail. You will drop down from a high ridge and ride through old Grizzly Cow Camp. This is a fun ride for unlicensed vehicles with a few options for dispersed camping, which are used by hunters in the fall. Open mi...
Learn more about Grizzly Jeep Trail

Enjoy this beautiful road high up in the Colorado mountains. Hunters enjoy this area for its vast views and open areas to be able to spot prey. I enjoy it for the amazing scenery, and awesome camp spots. You'll find lakes, and rock formations on this road. There are sections that can get very muddy ...
Learn more about White Owl

This trail is very rocky and you will find soft red dirt on this trail that will become mud in wet conditions. There are multiple water puddles; some can be deep with no bypass. It is a fun trail with rewarding views at the end. After mile 10, you will find the trail gets a bit more difficult with a...
Learn more about Red Table Road

Adams Lake is a premier high-altitude loop designed for experienced offroaders seeking a challenging, scenic trek across the White River Plateau. Spanning approximately 16 miles, this route climbs from a starting elevation of 10,375 feet up to a breathtaking peak of 11,077 feet, accumulating over 1,...
Learn more about Adams Lake

Coffee Pot Road is an easy, well-graded gravel route that generally offers smooth travel until the last stretch. As you near the top, the surface becomes rougher with occasional washboard sections. The road includes several blind corners and switchbacks—driving with caution and awareness of oncoming...
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This short single track is mostly a fun, fast, flowy connector from North Fork Cattle Creek Trail to Red Table Mountain Road. This trail is much easier than Lone Pine and North Fork Cattle Creek. It's pretty smooth with only a few roots and not many rocks. There are a couple of really small stream c...
Learn more about Milepost One Trail

Outie is a short single-track trail in the Crown Motorized Trail System that goes through sagebrush and small trees in a low alpine/high desert terrain. It goes through a mix of small trees and grassy meadows. It's mostly smooth and flat, with one easy section of rocks, a couple of dips in and out o...
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Buckhorn is a fun and easy single track that goes through a mix of sagebrush and scrub oak and small trees near Carbondale, Colorado. It traverses across the sides of a bunch of rolling hills, with lots of big snaking curves that go down the hillsides. It has lots of big wide switchbacks that are gr...
Learn more about Buckhorn

Buckhorn Traverse starts at the east end of Buckhorn and is a similar trail with many wide switchbacks and fun curves on a series of rolling low alpine hills. There are more switchbacks than on the Buckhorn trail, which makes it slightly more difficult, but they are wide. A couple of them have loose...
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This fun single track in the White River National Forest is mostly a fast and flowy single track through an aspen tree forest between 8 and 9k feet in elevation. If riding north to south it's mostly a steady decline all the way to the intersection with Lone Pine. The northern half is more gradual an...
Learn more about North Fork Cattle Creek Trail

From the junction of Adams Lake trail and Blair Mountain, the trail climbs up through a rocky section that will probably require lockers if wet and muddy. No modified vehicles will have trouble climbing this area. After this area, the trail travels along a ridge line with some nice views. After the ...
Learn more about Blair Mountain - FR601

Lone Pine is a fun twisty trail in a burn area in the White River National Forest. Since it goes through a burn area, the aspen trees are young and short, opening up the views of the surrounding mountains. The trail is a moderate challenge because it has lots of steep hill climbs with dry loose dirt...
Learn more about Lone Pine Trail

Welcome to quintessential Colorado mid-country riding. This trail can be an out and back or you can use a series of roads to make a nice loop through some really beautiful country. This singletrack weaves in and out of drainages and through pinyon pines, oak, and all the way up to conifers and aspen...
Learn more about Green Gate Trail

This route connects Clinetop Road with Burnt Mountain Road, providing an easier alternative for reaching the latter trail. Along the way, travelers are treated to beautiful views of sweeping mountain meadows as the road weaves in and out of the treeline. While there are no significant obstacles or t...
Learn more about Cattle Guard Road

Although this is a relatively short out-and-back route, it offers an outstanding off-road experience and is well worth the drive. The main trail is not overly difficult, though several side routes branch off along the way and feature steeper climbs that may present a greater challenge. The route tra...
Learn more about BLM 8466

This route climbs a steep, sandy hill that provides one of the more challenging obstacles in the Dotsero Crater area. The loose surface and aggressive grade can make traction difficult, particularly for less capable vehicles. Engaging 4WL is strongly recommended, and maintaining momentum is often ke...
Learn more about No Name Hill

Riders can start from the top or bottom of this trail, but OHVs and dirt bikes may want to start at the bottom where there's a staging area and fun spur trails to ride. Camping options at the top with beautiful vistas at Windy Point. Open end of May to mid-November.
Learn more about Transfer Trail

This is an out-and-back route that takes you to Blue Lake. Rain will make the drive harder due to a water crossing towards the end. There is a small stream, but the water depth varies and was about a foot deep at the time. It is in an open meadow area with lots to see and dispersed camping where per...
Learn more about Blue Lake Trail

This trail takes you deeper into the Flat Tops up near Heart Lake. It is mostly a dirt/gravel road with rocks and ruts in the area. On the north end, there is a harder, steep section, but there is a bypass to the left. You will need to have a high-clearance vehicle. You will see meadows, flowers, as...
Learn more about Transfer Trail North

Convenient, but very challenging, connector road between Coffee Pot Road and Transfer Trail. You will drop down from a high ridge and ride through old Grizzly Cow Camp. This is a fun ride for unlicensed vehicles with a few options for dispersed camping, which are used by hunters in the fall. Open mi...
Learn more about Grizzly Jeep Trail

Riders can start from the top or bottom of this trail, but OHVs and dirt bikes may want to start at the bottom where there's a staging area and fun spur trails to ride. Camping options at the top with beautiful vistas at Windy Point. Open end of May to mid-November.
Learn more about Transfer Trail

This is part of the Transfer Trail, which is a rocky dirt road that will connect you to white Owl and Coffee Pot Trails. A high-clearance vehicle is needed due to the size of rocks and ruts. You will see open meadows, aspens, and wildflowers. The route was easily driven with a stock Jeep Rubicon; j...
Learn more about Transfer Trail Connect

This is an out-and-back route that takes you to Blue Lake. Rain will make the drive harder due to a water crossing towards the end. There is a small stream, but the water depth varies and was about a foot deep at the time. It is in an open meadow area with lots to see and dispersed camping where per...
Learn more about Blue Lake Trail

This trail takes you deeper into the Flat Tops up near Heart Lake. It is mostly a dirt/gravel road with rocks and ruts in the area. On the north end, there is a harder, steep section, but there is a bypass to the left. You will need to have a high-clearance vehicle. You will see meadows, flowers, as...
Learn more about Transfer Trail North