Dirt Bike Trails
Near Orchard, Colorado

Buckhorn Road (Larimer County Road 44H) is a highly scenic dirt route that serves as a major connector between the Stove Prairie area and Pingree Park Road. Heading east to west, the trail gently climbs through Buckhorn Canyon, following a creek through thick pine and aspen forests up to the 9,163-f...
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**Currently closed due to rock/mud slide from fire** Check out the side roads, and enjoy some fun terrain on this trail in the Roosevelt National Forest. There is a fun little loop off the east side. Watch for gates and signs during hunting season to avoid hefty penalties. There is some camping avai...
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Old Flowers Road is a challenging offroad trail featuring mud ruts, steep hills with loose rock, potholes, and erosion throughout. The trail is rough, with dips, bumps, and occasional water crossings that demand careful vehicle handling. Portions of the route traverse burn scars, adding to the rugge...
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Most of this trail will follow a high ridge with amazing views. Start on the east end for the best camping and easy access to the trail. Unlicensed vehicles are permitted, and this is a popular spot for them as well. There are some good challenging spots to the north towards the end of the trail. If...
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Green Pig Road (part of Forest Road 132) is meant to be a short, semi-challenging road leading down to a dispersed camping area, cutting through the burn scars of the forest with wonderful views. The trail is easily accessible as it connects to Forest Service Road 513 as a pull-off area to connect t...
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Headache Road is an out-and-back trail that runs off of the east side of Miller Rock Road trail. Contrary to the name it shouldn't cause too many headaches. The trail primarily consists of dirt and gravel with a few rocks to crawl over. It is mostly forested with some areas of tight trees that could...
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Moody Hill is a 5.1-mile off-road trail near Masonville, Colorado located within the Roosevelt National Forest. The route climbs from 6,566 feet to 8,529 feet, starting with a steep, technical ascent and a tight, rocky turn. A high-clearance, short-wheelbase 4x4 vehicle with skid plates is recommend...
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This trail starts with a steep climb with two options: the left is dirt that has been washed out/dug out, and the right is rocky, but both can be navigated in a stock 4x4. The trail continues with several sections of exposed bedrock where tire placement is important, and skid plates would be benefic...
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Miller Rock Road is an out-and-back trail that starts off of the south side of Riverside Driveuns along Middle Street Vrain Creek. The trail primarily consists of dirt and gravel with many rocks and boulders to crawl over. It is mostly forested, with some areas of tight trees that could be tricky fo...
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Magnolia Road East is a scenic, well-graded 7-mile dirt road connecting Nederland to the Aspen Meadows area in the Colorado foothills. Ranging from 8,040 to 8,690 feet in elevation, this route offers views of Tungsten Mountain and Forsythe Rock, serving as a peaceful alternative to Boulder Canyon. ...
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County Road 68J is a trail best run west to east, starting just past the Forsyth Canyon Trailhead. It is a 2.5-mile trail that contains lots of large embedded rocks, deep off-camber wash-outs, and drop-downs. In the Spring and Early Fall, there can be large mud holes. It is best driven in a high-cle...
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This is a super fun, single lane road to amazing camping. You'll camp above the reservoir and fish, canoe, kayak and relax. No swimming. Open to licensed and unlicensed vehicles. Trail is open from May 15 to November 30.
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Cave Creek Road (USFS Road 217) is a short but engaging 0.9-mile climb in the Roosevelt National Forest, perfect for moderately experienced offroaders seeking a quick challenge with scenic overlooks. Starting from the Peak to Peak Highway near Raymond, the route wastes no time, immediately throwing ...
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Both sides are open. The southern side is fun for ATVs and UTVs. It is somewhat flat, with camping available along the route. You'll be in the trees for the most part, but check out the views when you get to the high points. There are some fun side roads to explore, including those around Peirson Pa...
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The trail begins near the end of the Gold Lake Trail on the south side. It consists primarily of dirt and gravel with some short rocky sections along the way. Sections of the trail can become muddy after rain or snow melt. Most of the trail is in forested terrain. Many sections along the trail are n...
Learn more about Spring Gulch - 102J

The route begins in the middle of Cave Creek and is both USFS 217C and 217D. If you head up the left side of the trail there is a nice hill that offers some good rock climbing for the more mild vehicles. Once you reach the end of the left side, it opens up to a nice little fire ring accompanied by a...
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Ironclads is a challenging out-and-back loop branching off Bunce School Road Trail. It features loose rock climbs and descents, tight off-camber turns, boulder fields, and a couple of steep ledges. Scenic views are limited, but your attention will be focused on navigating the trail's numerous obstac...
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This out-and-back trail traverses several ridges with steep grades and 360-degree views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. The trail is mostly made up of a two-track forest road. Several of the descents/accents are eroded, creating the most challenging and technical sections of the trail. The...
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This trail continues from the famous Switzerland Trail on the north side of Gold Hill Road and exits on Sawmill Road. It offers varied rocky terrain similar to the southern Switzerland Trail, with the addition of deep mud holes, scenic views, and an early option to explore the in-and-out Knob Hill t...
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Chipmunk Gulch is a short, scenic route near Ward, Colorado, perfect for beginner offroaders and those looking for a quick mountain getaway with great camping. Stretching approximately 0.7 miles through the Arapaho National Forest, this dirt trail sits at an elevation of around 9,000 feet and offers...
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**Currently closed due to rock/mud slide from fire** Check out the side roads, and enjoy some fun terrain on this trail in the Roosevelt National Forest. There is a fun little loop off the east side. Watch for gates and signs during hunting season to avoid hefty penalties. There is some camping avai...
Learn more about Storm Mountain, Bear Gulch

Old Flowers Road is a challenging offroad trail featuring mud ruts, steep hills with loose rock, potholes, and erosion throughout. The trail is rough, with dips, bumps, and occasional water crossings that demand careful vehicle handling. Portions of the route traverse burn scars, adding to the rugge...
Learn more about Old Flowers Road

Most of this trail will follow a high ridge with amazing views. Start on the east end for the best camping and easy access to the trail. Unlicensed vehicles are permitted, and this is a popular spot for them as well. There are some good challenging spots to the north towards the end of the trail. If...
Learn more about Johnny Park Road

Green Pig Road (part of Forest Road 132) is meant to be a short, semi-challenging road leading down to a dispersed camping area, cutting through the burn scars of the forest with wonderful views. The trail is easily accessible as it connects to Forest Service Road 513 as a pull-off area to connect t...
Learn more about Green Pig Road

**Currently closed due to rock/mud slide from fire** Check out the side roads, and enjoy some fun terrain on this trail in the Roosevelt National Forest. There is a fun little loop off the east side. Watch for gates and signs during hunting season to avoid hefty penalties. There is some camping avai...
Learn more about Storm Mountain, Bear Gulch

Old Flowers Road is a challenging offroad trail featuring mud ruts, steep hills with loose rock, potholes, and erosion throughout. The trail is rough, with dips, bumps, and occasional water crossings that demand careful vehicle handling. Portions of the route traverse burn scars, adding to the rugge...
Learn more about Old Flowers Road

Most of this trail will follow a high ridge with amazing views. Start on the east end for the best camping and easy access to the trail. Unlicensed vehicles are permitted, and this is a popular spot for them as well. There are some good challenging spots to the north towards the end of the trail. If...
Learn more about Johnny Park Road

Green Pig Road (part of Forest Road 132) is meant to be a short, semi-challenging road leading down to a dispersed camping area, cutting through the burn scars of the forest with wonderful views. The trail is easily accessible as it connects to Forest Service Road 513 as a pull-off area to connect t...
Learn more about Green Pig Road