Dirt Bike Trails
Near Red Feather Lakes, Colorado

This is a spur trail off the main Forest Service Road 181 route through the Chicken Park trail system. The trail passes through a mix of pine and aspen forest within open meadows and rock formations. Some rock formations are 100’s of feet tall. The trail passes by multiple dispersed campsites toward...
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This trail passes between Middle Bald Mountain and South Bald Mountain. You'll twist and turn through some slow and challenging spots. If you want even more of a challenge, take a left across the meadow instead of going straight.
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This scenic trail is the main route through the Chicken Park trail system. The trail passes through a mix of pine and aspen forest within open meadows and rock formations. Some rock formations are 100’s of feet tall. The trail passes by multiple dispersed campsites and spur trails. The trail ends at...
Learn more about Chicken Park - FS 181

This is a spur trail off the main Forest Service Road 181 route through the Chicken Park trail system. The trail leaves the more open meadow area, going into a forested area with a mix of pines, aspens, and rock formations. The trail passes by a few dispersed campsites with a larger dispersed campsi...
Learn more about Forest Service Road 181C

This is a spur trail off the main Forest Service Road 181 route through the Chicken Park trail system. The trail leaves the more open meadow area, going into a forested area with a mix of pines, aspens, and rock formations. The trail passes by a few dispersed campsites. The trail is typically one ve...
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Killpecker Road is a well-maintained, wide, gravel road which is suitable for sedans and travel trailers or RVs. There are many dispersed camping areas along this road and it would make an excellent camp for further exploration in the Red Feather Lakes area.
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This trail connects County Road 69 to the Sevenmile Creek Trail. There is a large camping area at the west entrance of the trail, as well as several smaller sights throughout the route. Keep in mind that OHVs are not allowed on County Road 69 as you exit on the east end, so plan your route according...
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Road 171.B is a road that loops off of Sevenmile Creek. It will take about 30 minutes to complete the trail. Portions of this trail go through the burn scare from the Cameron Peak Fire in 2020. There is little to no Cell Service with many places to camp off the road.
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This trail connects County Road 69 to the Sevenmile Creek Trail and offers easy travel with several camping opportunities along the way. Be sure to explore the side trails as they lead to more secluded campsites and great views. Keep in mind that OHVs aren't allowed on County Road 69 at the east end...
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Pearl Beaver Road starts off as a well-groomed, lightly trafficked forest service road suitable for sedans and low clearance SUVs. Once the road turns from Pearl Beaver to South Pearl Beaver, the road becomes a more difficult 1-way trail as it climbs over loose gravel and baby head rocks.
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Start off through a valley, meandering along a beautiful rocky creek. Then climb out and head across some majestic forest land. The second portion offers a lot of different side roads to take, with a great deal camping for large RVs or motorhomes. Open June 14 to April 15.
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This is a short, out and back trail that starts off as a well-groomed forest service road suitable for a 2WD sedan. The trail quickly becomes much narrower the further down the path you get. Small trucks and SUVs can make it down no problem, but there are limited opportunities to turn around as the ...
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Pratt Creek is a scenic trail in the heart of Roosevelt National Forest just outside Livermore, CO. You'll traverse deep through a ponderosa pine forest on windy dirt and gravel roads with awe-inspiring sights and plenty of dispersed camping opportunities on this relatively easy trail. In dry condit...
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This route serves as a connector to many of the more challenging trails in the area. Dispersed camping is limited, though you’ll find a few spur trails along the way. Unless you’re driving a high-clearance vehicle, expect this to be an out and back trail, as the connecting routes can be difficult.
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A good alternative route between County Road 80c and 87c that allows you to access some of the more remote trails in the area. This is likely one of the most challenging trails in the immediate area. There are several notable rock gardens with step-ups around 12 inches or more. Several areas that ar...
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Head straight uphill from out of the Cache La Poudre River Valley and wind across a a ridge high above the Mummy Range. Two well-known obstacles, The Chutes and Heart Attack Hill. Both have bypasses, but they aren't easy. ATVs will have an especially hard time on this trail.
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This trail offers a mix of challenges, including small rock gardens and large mud holes. Some of the bigger mud holes can be bypassed, though smaller vehicles will have an easier time navigating them. It’s a fun option if you’re looking for a change of pace from the easier trails in the area.
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Deadman Road is a straightforward and accessible route that is double-wide for its entirety, making it suitable for all vehicles. The drive is smooth with no obstacles, though it does feature multiple hairpin turns and blind corners that require attention, especially when encountering oncoming traff...
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An easier, but still adventurous route into the trail system to the north of 80c. This trail provides short, simple rocky sections and some mildly steep parts. The trail is generally wide enough for passing. A few parts on this trail, like those around it, are very shaded on the north sides of hills...
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Branching directly off the popular Crown Point Road, Dadd Gulch is a highly rewarding intermediate trail tucked into the Roosevelt National Forest. It is a fantastic destination if you are hunting for top-tier dispersed camping, as the route features several large, scenic clearings equipped with est...
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This is a spur trail off the main Forest Service Road 181 route through the Chicken Park trail system. The trail passes through a mix of pine and aspen forest within open meadows and rock formations. Some rock formations are 100’s of feet tall. The trail passes by multiple dispersed campsites toward...
Learn more about Forest Service Road 181A

This trail passes between Middle Bald Mountain and South Bald Mountain. You'll twist and turn through some slow and challenging spots. If you want even more of a challenge, take a left across the meadow instead of going straight.
Learn more about Bald Mountain

This scenic trail is the main route through the Chicken Park trail system. The trail passes through a mix of pine and aspen forest within open meadows and rock formations. Some rock formations are 100’s of feet tall. The trail passes by multiple dispersed campsites and spur trails. The trail ends at...
Learn more about Chicken Park - FS 181

This is a spur trail off the main Forest Service Road 181 route through the Chicken Park trail system. The trail leaves the more open meadow area, going into a forested area with a mix of pines, aspens, and rock formations. The trail passes by a few dispersed campsites with a larger dispersed campsi...
Learn more about Forest Service Road 181C

This is a spur trail off the main Forest Service Road 181 route through the Chicken Park trail system. The trail passes through a mix of pine and aspen forest within open meadows and rock formations. Some rock formations are 100’s of feet tall. The trail passes by multiple dispersed campsites toward...
Learn more about Forest Service Road 181A

This trail passes between Middle Bald Mountain and South Bald Mountain. You'll twist and turn through some slow and challenging spots. If you want even more of a challenge, take a left across the meadow instead of going straight.
Learn more about Bald Mountain

This scenic trail is the main route through the Chicken Park trail system. The trail passes through a mix of pine and aspen forest within open meadows and rock formations. Some rock formations are 100’s of feet tall. The trail passes by multiple dispersed campsites and spur trails. The trail ends at...
Learn more about Chicken Park - FS 181

This is a spur trail off the main Forest Service Road 181 route through the Chicken Park trail system. The trail leaves the more open meadow area, going into a forested area with a mix of pines, aspens, and rock formations. The trail passes by a few dispersed campsites with a larger dispersed campsi...
Learn more about Forest Service Road 181C