Off-Road Trails
Near Breckenridge, Colorado

The west side of the trail is accessed from GH-25. The first 1.5 miles are fast and flowy, with fun turns and very few technical features. This western stretch also offers a great view of Breckenridge and the ski slopes across the valley. The eastern side, accessed from GH-38, has a different charac...
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This through route begins off Gold Run Gulch Road and travels through the historic mining landscape north of Breckenridge. The route winds through dense stands of spruce, fir, and pine, along with areas of younger trees, low shrubs, grasses, and more open sections of forest. Several openings provide...
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This through route travels through the forested mountains northeast of Breckenridge and the historic Golden Horseshoe mining area. The road is mostly wide enough for two vehicles, narrowing around the switchbacks, with numerous areas available to pull over and allow another vehicle to pass. Dense ev...
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This through route connects with Gold Run Gulch Road and travels along the mountainside through a mixture of dense evergreen forest, aspen groves, and thick stands of brush. The surface varies between dirt, loose gravel, scattered rock, and darker sections of fine mining material. Portions of the ro...
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This maintained gravel road travels through the forested mountains just outside Breckenridge, providing a quieter route away from the developed areas surrounding town. The road passes through a mixture of dense evergreen forest and large stands of aspen, with thick shrubs and other mountain vegetati...
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This route travels through dense high-elevation evergreen forest and is mostly one vehicle wide, with trees growing close to the roadway in several areas. Branches extend into the travel corridor in places, making light pinstriping possible. The route winds along the mountainside before continuing d...
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Fuller Trail is likely the most challenging trail in the Summit County Trail System. It features a few longer and steeper grades with a lot of softball-sized rocks. Some tighter switchbacks are mildly steep and fairly loose. The trail is also notably rutted in areas. Rock and root obstacles up to 12...
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Boreas Pass is a scenic, historic high-mountain passage that offers a beginner-friendly overland route stretching 21 miles between Breckenridge and Como. Crossing the Continental Divide at an elevation of 11,493 feet, this well-maintained gravel road is accessible to standard two-wheel-drive vehicle...
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You can go up Peak 9 through the ski area and traverse over to Peak 10. It's a great little adventure with some of the best scenery in the area. This trail is not open to unlicensed vehicles and is closed in the wintertime.
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This well-maintained two-lane road travels east from the Breckenridge area through the historic French Gulch mining district. The broad gravel surface winds through a mixture of dense pine and spruce forest, large stands of aspen, grassy openings, and willow-covered drainage areas, with several loca...
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Summit Gulch (GH-74) is a scenic, narrow, rocky trail that is frequented by off-highway vehicles such as dirt bikes and SxSs in Breckenridge, Colorado. The trail has several rollers that are exciting to drive over on dirt bikes and short-wheel-base vehicles. This may not be suitable for longer wheel...
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This is Sawmill Road, designated GH-22, a roughly 1 mile unpaved route through the Golden Horseshoe area northeast of Breckenridge. The route travels through dense high-elevation evergreen forest dominated by spruce, fir, and pine, with low shrubs, grasses, mossy groundcover, and fallen timber cover...
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Tiger Road is a rock and gravel, relatively flat road that traverses down a small valley towards Green Horn Gulch in Breckenridge, Colorado. This road is surrounded by gently sloping hills that lead to an opening meadow full of wildflowers around Green Horn Gulch. This is the entrance to several dir...
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This loop route travels through the high-elevation forests of the Golden Horseshoe, connecting with the surrounding network of backcountry routes near Lincoln Park. The route passes primarily through dense spruce, fir, and pine forest, with occasional openings that provide glimpses of the surroundin...
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Golden Rule is a fun trail with some small roots and mildly steep grades that are loose. The trail is faster and more open than many others in the area. There are two trail crossings. The north end intersects with the east end of Fuller Trail. The south end is accessed from GH-66.
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Book Case is a fast and fun trail with some slight exposure. The Eastern end features a fun wash section with some back-to-back berms. There are some cool built-up ramp sections as well. The trail crosses with one non-motorized MTB trail, so make sure to read the signs.
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This through route travels through the historic Golden Horseshoe mining area, connecting with other roads in the extensive backcountry network northeast of Breckenridge. The surroundings consist primarily of dense pine, spruce, and fir forest mixed with stands of aspen, while occasional openings pro...
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Prospect Hill Road (GH-38) is a rocky trail that connects Rock Island Road to Summit Gulch via Sidewinder Road (GH-35). It sits on top a small mountain that opens to a 360-degree view of the mountains around Breckenridge, CO. The trail has several scenic pull-offs where off-roaders stop to take brea...
Learn more about Prospect Hill Rd (GH-38) to Sidewinder Rd (GH-35)

This through route travels through the Golden Horseshoe trail system northeast of Breckenridge and connects the Lincoln Park area with Humbug Hill. The route winds through dense high-elevation forest dominated by spruce, fir, and pine, with younger evergreens, low shrubs, and fallen timber covering ...
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This route travels through the Golden Horseshoe road system northeast of Breckenridge and is seasonally designated for motorized travel from May 21 through November 22. The route winds through dense high-elevation evergreen forest, with spruce, fir, and pine surrounding much of the roadway. The fore...
Learn more about Georgia Gulch Road

This through route begins off Gold Run Gulch Road and travels through the historic mining landscape north of Breckenridge. The route winds through dense stands of spruce, fir, and pine, along with areas of younger trees, low shrubs, grasses, and more open sections of forest. Several openings provide...
Learn more about Extension Mill Road

This through route travels through the forested mountains northeast of Breckenridge and the historic Golden Horseshoe mining area. The road is mostly wide enough for two vehicles, narrowing around the switchbacks, with numerous areas available to pull over and allow another vehicle to pass. Dense ev...
Learn more about Gold Run Road

This through route connects with Gold Run Gulch Road and travels along the mountainside through a mixture of dense evergreen forest, aspen groves, and thick stands of brush. The surface varies between dirt, loose gravel, scattered rock, and darker sections of fine mining material. Portions of the ro...
Learn more about Peabody Placer

This route travels through dense high-elevation evergreen forest and is mostly one vehicle wide, with trees growing close to the roadway in several areas. Branches extend into the travel corridor in places, making light pinstriping possible. The route winds along the mountainside before continuing d...
Learn more about Draw Road

This through route begins off Gold Run Gulch Road and travels through the historic mining landscape north of Breckenridge. The route winds through dense stands of spruce, fir, and pine, along with areas of younger trees, low shrubs, grasses, and more open sections of forest. Several openings provide...
Learn more about Extension Mill Road

This through route travels through the forested mountains northeast of Breckenridge and the historic Golden Horseshoe mining area. The road is mostly wide enough for two vehicles, narrowing around the switchbacks, with numerous areas available to pull over and allow another vehicle to pass. Dense ev...
Learn more about Gold Run Road

This through route connects with Gold Run Gulch Road and travels along the mountainside through a mixture of dense evergreen forest, aspen groves, and thick stands of brush. The surface varies between dirt, loose gravel, scattered rock, and darker sections of fine mining material. Portions of the ro...
Learn more about Peabody Placer

This route travels through dense high-elevation evergreen forest and is mostly one vehicle wide, with trees growing close to the roadway in several areas. Branches extend into the travel corridor in places, making light pinstriping possible. The route winds along the mountainside before continuing d...
Learn more about Draw Road