Dirt Bike Trails
Near St. Mary's, Colorado

Drive along a mountain stream and enjoy the wildflowers as you travel to the amazing lake at the top of this trail. Camping is available in designated spots, with waterfalls and other lakes to hike to.
Learn more about Loch Lomond

Chinns Lake is an exceptional moderate offroad route perfect for intermediate drivers seeking stunning high-alpine views, rugged climbs, and pristine mountain lakes just a short drive from Denver. Stretching approximately 3.7 miles with a steep climb of over 1,500 feet, this trail takes adventurers ...
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Cumberland Trail is moderate, with much of the trail being rocky and uneven. There are some patches of dirt and areas that open to meadows. Some areas are steep and very rocky with large rocks to traverse; a high clearance vehicle is recommended as there can be a bit of water, and there are parts le...
Learn more about Cumberland Trail

Yankee Hill is an easy to intermediate trail with some flat and even areas, while others have rocks and other obstacles. The trail has some nice views near pile hill to the North. This trail winds through the forest and is in the active creek bed; the water can sometimes be up to 12 inches. This tra...
Learn more about Yankee Hill / Mosquito Creek

A lot of people choose to spend a weekend playing around this area. There are a lot of different trails to try out as well as some interesting historical sites. The trail connects to Red Elephant Hill and Mill Creek Loop. ATVs and UTVs will especially enjoy this trail. There is a staging area at the...
Learn more about Bill Moore Lake

Red Elephant Hill, Mill Creek Loop is a challenging 12.8-mile trail designed for experienced off-roaders seeking steep climbs, technical rock obstacles, and high-alpine scenery. Starting near Downieville at an elevation of 8,151 feet, the route climbs a demanding 3,364 feet to a peak elevation of 10...
Learn more about Red Elephant Hill, Mill Creek Loop

This is an extremely difficult trail full of challenges not for the faint of heart. It becomes more difficult yearly because it sees so much traffic. If you're up for the challenge, you'll be rewarded with great views and amazing obstacles.
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You can see James Peak on the western horizon on a clear day. The trail goes just above 12,000 feet, so snow arrives early and stays late. Unlicensed vehicles are permitted, and this is an enjoyable trail for them. Parking and camping are available on the north end of the trail.
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A short drive from the town of Empire and just down the road from the popular Bill Moore Lake Trail, Mad Creek is a great off-road trail that gets passed up by many off-roaders. Whether seeking quiet summer seclusion or deep tire-swallowing winter snow, don't let this trail fall off your radar. Alon...
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You will be at the top of the mountain, although you'll be able to see Republican Mountain, which is taller, further ahead. Some of the higher terrain in this area is actually private mining land. Be sure to stay on the legal route. The Scepire Mine is one of the best features of the trail and is lo...
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Among the old mining trails stretching from Idaho Springs to Silver Plume, Bard Creek Road offers an enchanting journey through the region's history. As you traverse its bumpy climb, you'll uncover vestiges of Colorado's vibrant past, most notably, the Bard Creek Mine with its remarkably intact ore ...
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Vehicle Requirements: High clearance 4WD with low-range capability is essential. Lockers are strongly recommended for boulder navigation. Minimum 33" tires advised. Critical Warnings: Single-lane only with extremely limited passing opportunities. No turnaround spots when approaching from south - com...
Learn more about Chinook Road

The easiest way to do this trail may be to take it from west to east. A GPS is handy, as it can be confusing to navigate the route. Another route option is to start through Cumberland Gulch. Open all year.
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Columbine Road is an easy gravel route through open meadows, aspen groves, and forested mountain terrain. The road provides access to Columbine Campground and a large OHV staging area. Regular cars were on the road; nothing challenging here. The road is generally wide, smooth, and suitable for most ...
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Roy Smith Road is a varied mountain route through pine and aspen forest with occasional open views. The road is suitable for full-size trucks and SUVs but becomes narrow and rough in places. Expect short hill climbs, loose larger rocks, erosion, and several uneven humps and dips. Most obstacles are ...
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Rollins Pass East is a scenic, historic trek ideal for stock four-wheel-drive vehicles and SxSs looking to explore the rugged beauty of the Continental Divide along an abandoned railway grade. Starting near Tolland at approximately 9,189 feet, this 12.1-mile route climbs steadily to a maximum elevat...
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Apex Road is a scenic, historic route perfect for beginners and intermediate offroaders looking to explore Colorado's rich mining heritage while enjoying beautiful mountain vistas. Starting from Central City and heading north to Tolland, this trail transitions from a smooth, graded gravel road in th...
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The Michigan Hill trail starts from the Pickle Gulch Campground. This trail is a relatively easy trail for most off-road vehicles, although there are some narrow points on the trail. This trail winds through mining country. There are lots of mines in this area, and the usual holes and tailings piles...
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Alps Hill Road is an easy gravel route winding through aspen groves, open meadows, and areas bordered by private property. The road is generally smooth and suitable for full-size vehicles, with only a few scattered rocky sections and no major obstacles in dry conditions. Stay on the established road...
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Pewabic Mine Road is a varied mountain route that moves through dense forest, open meadows, and historic mining areas. The road is mostly smooth gravel with a few rougher, rockier sections. The route is generally wide and easy to follow, with no major obstacles in dry conditions. Drivers will pass o...
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Drive along a mountain stream and enjoy the wildflowers as you travel to the amazing lake at the top of this trail. Camping is available in designated spots, with waterfalls and other lakes to hike to.
Learn more about Loch Lomond

Chinns Lake is an exceptional moderate offroad route perfect for intermediate drivers seeking stunning high-alpine views, rugged climbs, and pristine mountain lakes just a short drive from Denver. Stretching approximately 3.7 miles with a steep climb of over 1,500 feet, this trail takes adventurers ...
Learn more about Chinns Lake

Cumberland Trail is moderate, with much of the trail being rocky and uneven. There are some patches of dirt and areas that open to meadows. Some areas are steep and very rocky with large rocks to traverse; a high clearance vehicle is recommended as there can be a bit of water, and there are parts le...
Learn more about Cumberland Trail

Yankee Hill is an easy to intermediate trail with some flat and even areas, while others have rocks and other obstacles. The trail has some nice views near pile hill to the North. This trail winds through the forest and is in the active creek bed; the water can sometimes be up to 12 inches. This tra...
Learn more about Yankee Hill / Mosquito Creek

Drive along a mountain stream and enjoy the wildflowers as you travel to the amazing lake at the top of this trail. Camping is available in designated spots, with waterfalls and other lakes to hike to.
Learn more about Loch Lomond

Chinns Lake is an exceptional moderate offroad route perfect for intermediate drivers seeking stunning high-alpine views, rugged climbs, and pristine mountain lakes just a short drive from Denver. Stretching approximately 3.7 miles with a steep climb of over 1,500 feet, this trail takes adventurers ...
Learn more about Chinns Lake

Cumberland Trail is moderate, with much of the trail being rocky and uneven. There are some patches of dirt and areas that open to meadows. Some areas are steep and very rocky with large rocks to traverse; a high clearance vehicle is recommended as there can be a bit of water, and there are parts le...
Learn more about Cumberland Trail

Yankee Hill is an easy to intermediate trail with some flat and even areas, while others have rocks and other obstacles. The trail has some nice views near pile hill to the North. This trail winds through the forest and is in the active creek bed; the water can sometimes be up to 12 inches. This tra...
Learn more about Yankee Hill / Mosquito Creek