Dirt Bike Trails
Near Winter Park, Colorado

A beautiful, easy drive through thick trees. You'll eventually rise above the timberline and get an amazing view of Winter Park Ski Area as well as some gorgeous mountain lakes. If you want to continue on, take Boulder Wagon Road to the other side of the pass. There are some good hikes along the way...
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This route begins just north of Mary Jane Road off of Highway 40. It follows the Fraser River diversion canal with access to numerous hiking trails and dispersed campsites along the way. There are great views of Winter Park Ski Resort as well. The route terminates with the Rollins Pass West trail, w...
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This is a very short single track that connects WTB down to Byers Peak Road. At the northern entrance, there is a nonmotorized segment of D4 as well, so you want to make sure to stay on the motorized section. It's a straight and flat trail through pine trees and meadows and is wide between the trees...
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This 3.5-mile long single track near Fraser, Colorado, is scenic and fun, with some rocky sections, and a couple of wooden mountain bike features to play on. From the west entrance, it winds up the mountainside, switchbacking up gradual hairpin turns. The trail is smooth and flowy, with not many roc...
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The Elk Creek Loop makes a 4-mile loop off of the Upper Elk Creek ATV Trail. The east entrance starts as a wide ATV trail between the pine trees, with small pieces of rock in the trail. It has sudden dips and rollers to watch out for, and branches sticking over the trail. The trail splits for the no...
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This is one of a few single tracks within the Elk Meadows Trail System near Fraser, Colorado. It starts off as a tight and winding trail through the pines and aspens, with very quick and sharp corners through the trees. The trail itself is very smooth and flowy, with not many rocks. It crosses a sma...
Learn more about Double Bit

D2 is a 1.6-mile-long ATV trail in the Elk Meadow Trail System near Fraser, Colorado. The west end starts behind a fence on a wide path that is road-width, going straight and fast between pines and aspens. There are some ruts through the trail and a bit of loose and embedded rock, but it's mostly fl...
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This is a very easy and wide two-track that goes through the Arapaho National Forest for a mile. It goes through grassy meadows and pine trees, with small loose rocks on the surface, shallow ruts, and big rollers. It winds through the trees, with some sharp corners, and small rocks filling in the ru...
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Upper Elk Creek ATV trail goes for 2.6 miles through the Arapaho National Forest near Fraser, Colorado, connecting Tunnel 3 Area Road to West Elk Creek Road. From the west, it climbs up the mountain with several switchbacks that have a bit of loose rock and are tighter and steeper than the switchbac...
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Sunken Bridges is a short ATV trail in the Elk Meadow trail system near Fraser, Colorado. It connects the northern part of the trail system down to the southern trails like Elk Creek Loop without having to do as much road mileage. It's easy for the entire .6 miles. It's straight and flat and wide be...
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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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Jones Pass is a gravel and rocky mountain road that climbs steeply out of the Clear Creek drainage near Empire, Colorado. The route is generally wide with no major obstacles, though its steady grade and exposed shelf road sections require attentive driving. Along the way, travelers will find dispers...
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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.
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Rollins Pass East is a rugged, historic trail that follows a former railroad route over the Continental Divide, offering a challenging drive with significant elevation gain. The road is characterized by its rocky surface, potholes, and a steady, bumpy climb, making it suitable for high-clearance veh...
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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...
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Traveling on this BLM road provides easy access to secluded dispersed camping all along its length and at the ends, as well as access to great mountain biking and stunning views of Fraser Valley and Byers Peak. The road is well-maintained and smooth for most of its length but gets narrower, eroded, ...
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CR 84 begins just east of Highway 40 and is the primary access to Meadow Creek Reservoir. This route follows Meadow Creek, which provides ample dispersed camping opportunities. The reservoir is a popular summer beach hangout with beautiful views, fishing, hiking, camping, paddle boarding, and lots o...
Learn more about Meadow Creek Reservoir CR 84

The primary access to Meadow Creek Reservoir starts on County Road 84. This route takes a more off-road and scenic drive to start, meeting up with CR 84 about 2/3 of the way up to Meadow Creek Reservoir. The reservoir is a popular summer beach hangout with beautiful views, fishing, hiking, camping, ...
Learn more about Meadow Creek Reservoir CR 848

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

Chinns Lake is located in a beautiful narrow valley. Unlicensed vehicles are permitted, but there isn't a staging area. The trail starts out broad, passing through a residential area, but quickly narrows to become a thin, rugged mountain road. There are a few optional obstacles, and the lake is grea...
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A beautiful, easy drive through thick trees. You'll eventually rise above the timberline and get an amazing view of Winter Park Ski Area as well as some gorgeous mountain lakes. If you want to continue on, take Boulder Wagon Road to the other side of the pass. There are some good hikes along the way...
Learn more about Rollins Pass West

This route begins just north of Mary Jane Road off of Highway 40. It follows the Fraser River diversion canal with access to numerous hiking trails and dispersed campsites along the way. There are great views of Winter Park Ski Resort as well. The route terminates with the Rollins Pass West trail, w...
Learn more about Waterboard Rd - FS 128

The Elk Creek Loop makes a 4-mile loop off of the Upper Elk Creek ATV Trail. The east entrance starts as a wide ATV trail between the pine trees, with small pieces of rock in the trail. It has sudden dips and rollers to watch out for, and branches sticking over the trail. The trail splits for the no...
Learn more about Elk Creek ATV Loop

D2 is a 1.6-mile-long ATV trail in the Elk Meadow Trail System near Fraser, Colorado. The west end starts behind a fence on a wide path that is road-width, going straight and fast between pines and aspens. There are some ruts through the trail and a bit of loose and embedded rock, but it's mostly fl...
Learn more about D2

A beautiful, easy drive through thick trees. You'll eventually rise above the timberline and get an amazing view of Winter Park Ski Area as well as some gorgeous mountain lakes. If you want to continue on, take Boulder Wagon Road to the other side of the pass. There are some good hikes along the way...
Learn more about Rollins Pass West

This route begins just north of Mary Jane Road off of Highway 40. It follows the Fraser River diversion canal with access to numerous hiking trails and dispersed campsites along the way. There are great views of Winter Park Ski Resort as well. The route terminates with the Rollins Pass West trail, w...
Learn more about Waterboard Rd - FS 128

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...
Learn more about Mad Creek Road

Jones Pass is a gravel and rocky mountain road that climbs steeply out of the Clear Creek drainage near Empire, Colorado. The route is generally wide with no major obstacles, though its steady grade and exposed shelf road sections require attentive driving. Along the way, travelers will find dispers...
Learn more about Jones Pass