Dirt Bike Trails
Near Silver Cliff, Colorado

Located just outside the town of Westcliffe, Colorado, this overland-style trail offers spectacular views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range. Alvarado Road- CR 140 is a maintained, dirt and rock trail that offers access to numerous Hiking, Equestrian, and ATV trails including the Rainbow, Comanc...
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This is a long, slow ascent full of switchbacks and beautiful views once you get above the timberline. The Middle Taylor Creek Campground is a great place to camp, and there are some fantastic fishing lakes in the area. Hike to a waterfall from the campground, and bring your camera. ATVs and dirtbik...
Learn more about Hermit Pass

The first mile runs through private property. At the 2 mile mark, the road starts climbing and gets more rocky and will require four-wheel drive. The first marked camping spot is large enough for a RV trailer up to 20 feet, or the area could be used for staging.
Learn more about Bear Gulch Road FR 304

This road gets rocky in places, requiring 4WD. At the National Forest boundary, there is a sign that calls the road Willow Creek Road 274. Once you get on top of the ridge, the road is fairly easy. You will pass through areas of aspens, pines, and open meadows.
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This out-and-back trail features moderate elevation gain and travels through a remote area that remains conveniently close to town. The route winds through groves of aspens and old-growth pines, offering scenic forest views. Recently graded, it includes numerous water breaks that may cause undercarr...
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Lion Canyon Trail provides a technical and rocky single-track experience in the San Isabel National Forest south of Cañon City, Colorado. The north end of the trail starts at a small parking area with a couple of dispersed campsites, on a spur off of County Road 143. The single track starts off with...
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The road to Cloverdale Mine is a fun-filled drive with gorgeous, Rocky Mountain views, a glimpse of the rich mining history of Westcliffe, CO and a couple small spots that will require some technical driving skills. This rocky, 7.7-mile trail ends with a short hike to Cloverdale Mine. The out-and-ba...
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FSl 1333A is a short ATV spur off of Tanner Peak Trail that leads to an incredible view overlooking the Wet Mountains and several homes in the Yorkville valley. The short trail is about a half mile long and will be ridden as an out-and-back, making it a quick detour with a very rewarding view. It st...
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Stultz Trail is a 6.4-mile-long easy ATV trail through the San Isabel National Forest, south of Cañon City, Colorado. The trail is a gradual descent from west to east, dropping over 2,500 feet in elevation throughout the route. The first 5 miles are very easy, starting on a grassy and forested hillt...
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East Bear Trailhead is the beginning point. It is shared trail with hiking, motorcycles, bikes, and horses. Spring to fall is a decent time to be on the trail, as the area doesn't get a lot of snow and stays warmer. Making the way through the tight single-track trail, it has loose rocks, flowy secti...
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Easy-to-moderate, out-and-back, dirt trail located off Gulch Road outside the recreational area of Texas Creek outside the town of Canon City, Colorado. The trail is accessed through an unlocked gate, via BLM 6220. Please close the gate once you are through the entrance. The trail runs through pinyo...
Learn more about BLM 6220A

Easy-to-moderate, out-and-back, dirt trail located outside the recreational area of Texas Creek outside the town of Canon City, Colorado. The trail is accessed through an unlocked gate; please close the gate once you are through the entrance. The trail runs along the sandy creek bed of Turkey Gulch ...
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Easy, out-and-back dirt trail located off of U.S. Highway 69 outside the recreational area of Texas Creek, Colorado. Several dispersed camping sites can be found along the trail, offering quiet spots to camp and enjoy the surrounding landscape. Throughout the drive, the trail delivers scenic views o...
Learn more about BLM 6161A

Easy, out-and-back dirt trail located off U.S. Highway 69 outside the recreational area of Texas Creek, Colorado. Several dispersed camping sites can be found along the trail, offering quiet spots to camp and enjoy the surrounding landscape. Throughout the drive, the trail delivers scenic views of t...
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Easy, out-and-back dirt trail that begins on private property before entering public lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management outside the town of Canon City, Colorado. The route travels through rolling terrain and open landscapes, providing access to several hiking and equestrian trails within...
Learn more about Mineshaft Place - BLM 6170

Easy dirt trail that is accessed via BLM 6170 off Gulch Road outside the town of Canon City, Colorado. The route travels through rolling terrain and open landscapes, providing access to several hiking and equestrian trails within the recreation area. As the trail climbs higher, visitors are treated ...
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Easy-to-moderate, out-and-back single-lane dirt trail located off McCoy Gulch Road outside the town of Cotopaxi, Colorado. The route winds through rugged terrain featuring unique rock formations, narrow sections, and scenic overlooks of the surrounding mountain range. Along the drive, visitors can e...
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Easy access road (FS 84) reached via County Road 84 outside Florence, CO. The route primarily crosses private property before entering the San Isabel National Forest. At the end, there’s a small turnaround loop with limited parking (one vehicle), and camping is not permitted. This road serves as a c...
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Easy to moderate, out and back, dirt trail off of Highway 50 near the town of Cotopaxi. Dirt, loose gravel, and occasional embedded rock. Scenic route with mountain views, Piñon-juniper woodland, unique rock structures, and dispersed camping spots. The trail does get tight and shrubby towards the pe...
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This is a USFS road in the San Carlos Ranger District. The road is accessed off of CO-165 via Ditch Creek Rd. The road is an out-and-back trail that offers access to multiple dispersed camping sites and great views. Snow drifts can last long into spring and be very deep, making passage difficult.
Learn more about Roundtop Mountain Road - 321

Located just outside the town of Westcliffe, Colorado, this overland-style trail offers spectacular views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range. Alvarado Road- CR 140 is a maintained, dirt and rock trail that offers access to numerous Hiking, Equestrian, and ATV trails including the Rainbow, Comanc...
Learn more about Alvarado Road - CR 140

This is a long, slow ascent full of switchbacks and beautiful views once you get above the timberline. The Middle Taylor Creek Campground is a great place to camp, and there are some fantastic fishing lakes in the area. Hike to a waterfall from the campground, and bring your camera. ATVs and dirtbik...
Learn more about Hermit Pass

The first mile runs through private property. At the 2 mile mark, the road starts climbing and gets more rocky and will require four-wheel drive. The first marked camping spot is large enough for a RV trailer up to 20 feet, or the area could be used for staging.
Learn more about Bear Gulch Road FR 304

This road gets rocky in places, requiring 4WD. At the National Forest boundary, there is a sign that calls the road Willow Creek Road 274. Once you get on top of the ridge, the road is fairly easy. You will pass through areas of aspens, pines, and open meadows.
Learn more about Second Newlins SO. Road

Located just outside the town of Westcliffe, Colorado, this overland-style trail offers spectacular views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range. Alvarado Road- CR 140 is a maintained, dirt and rock trail that offers access to numerous Hiking, Equestrian, and ATV trails including the Rainbow, Comanc...
Learn more about Alvarado Road - CR 140

This is a long, slow ascent full of switchbacks and beautiful views once you get above the timberline. The Middle Taylor Creek Campground is a great place to camp, and there are some fantastic fishing lakes in the area. Hike to a waterfall from the campground, and bring your camera. ATVs and dirtbik...
Learn more about Hermit Pass

The first mile runs through private property. At the 2 mile mark, the road starts climbing and gets more rocky and will require four-wheel drive. The first marked camping spot is large enough for a RV trailer up to 20 feet, or the area could be used for staging.
Learn more about Bear Gulch Road FR 304

This road gets rocky in places, requiring 4WD. At the National Forest boundary, there is a sign that calls the road Willow Creek Road 274. Once you get on top of the ridge, the road is fairly easy. You will pass through areas of aspens, pines, and open meadows.
Learn more about Second Newlins SO. Road