Off-Road Trails Near Guffey, Colorado

Segment 2 trail is pretty easy. It is rocky in places, with good scenery. I drove most of trail in 2 wheel drive, however high clearance was needed as well as 4 wheel drive a few places. The road changes names/numbers throughout the route. Follow the main trail which will take you to the main road a...
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Trail pretty easy, rocky in places, good scenery. Drove most of the trail in 2 wheel drive, however high clearance was needed as well as 4 wheel drive in few places. The road changes names thru out the route, follow main road which will take you to the main road at the end.
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An easy ride from Countryside Tour GP to Highway 9 in the lower country east of Buena Vista. The central part of the trail follows 31 Mile Creek through part of the Pike National Forest, hence the name. We did the run on June 11, 2015, and found numerous mud holes through the National Forest, one of...
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This is a decently well-maintained dirt road from Lake George to the backside of 11 Mile Reservoir. The road can have bad washboards or be muddy in places depending on the season. It's generally fine to drive in a stock SUV. There are several National Forest Campgrounds on several side roads if you ...
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This easy tour takes you through the non-alpine area southeast of Buena Vista. This is a good chance to see what the backcountry looks like east of the Collegiate Range. You will pass through National Forest, private forests, wide open grazing land, ranches, cabins, and even a taste of civilization....
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This trail is pretty easy. It is rocky in few places, a lot of wash out ruts and erosion control humps. The trail is suitable for SUV's. If it is wet and muddy this would change the difficulty. I recommend starting the route on FR 234 Rimrock Road, Turn on FR 393 Wagon Tongue Road. This route will t...
Learn more about Eleven Mile Canyon Cutoff

This is an easy, scenic connector trail that links up with Parker Road and 31 Mile Creek. You'll pass through three gates along the route -- be sure to open and close each one behind you. While mostly mellow, the trail has a few rocky sections that are easily navigable with a high-clearance vehicle....
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Elevenmile Canyon Scenic & Historic Auto Tour follows the former Colorado Midland Railroad route and South Platte River through a canyon. There are several FS campgrounds and picnic areas. This is a USFS fee area and $10 (as of 2024). This area is popular for trout fishing and rock climbing and can ...
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This trail travels through open meadows and rolling hills. This trail will connect to other trails in the area around and up to the top of Black Mountain. The trail is fairly easy but can be muddy in places when wet conditions are present. In wintertime the trail can be drifted in places and some o...
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The road is easy at the beginning and gets rocker toward the top in several sections. The road is narrow for the first mile and on weekends the area is very busy. At the start, you travel down into a canyon with Great Cliffs, then opens up into high meadows with nice views.
Learn more about The Banks BLM Road 5820

From the Sand Gulch Trailhead, the road starts out easy for the first mile then turns rocky with larger rocks and ruts. In winter time it is best to travel from Sand Gulch Trailhead to the banks which is the north end. There are steep hills on the northern slopes that you can make it down in the sno...
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Shelf Road is a heavily traveled network of trails beginning just south of Cripple Creek, offering a mix of steep, rugged terrain and historic scenery. The trail features old mines, ghost towns, and multiple 4x4 spur roads branching off near Sand Gulch and The Banks Campground, one of Colorado’s mos...
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Easy to moderate trail located outside of Canon City, CO. Out and back trail with great spots for dispersed camping. dirt and gravel roads winding through red rock formations and rolling high-desert terrain. Expect mild climbs, sandy sections, and occasional rocky patches, with wide-open views towar...
Learn more about BLM 5830D

Maverick Trail is 1.6 miles long, for vehicles 50" or less. The north end starts at a wooden pinch point and enters the pinyon pine trees. You have to duck under several branches when making many sharp turns and twisty curves through the trees. There are loose small pieces of rock in the trail, but ...
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Seep Springs Recreation Area is a BLM‑managed network of dirt and gravel roads and trails north of Cañon City that wind through open high desert terrain, piñon‑juniper and ponderosa woodlands, and scattered sandstone outcroppings. With roughly 16 miles of interconnected routes, riders and drivers wi...
Learn more about Seep Springs - BLM Route 5830

This is a 0.7 mile long intermediate ATV trail through the Seep Springs Recreation Area. The east side starts at the intersection with Fred Garza Trail, and winds around the top of the mesa through pinyon pine, on a tight two-track between the trees. There are small loose rocks in the trail and big ...
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This trail starts directly out of the Seep Springs staging area, and will likely be the first trail you take if making a clockwise loop on all the ATV trails. It starts in a flat valley surrounded by pinyon pine trees and starts ascending up the mesa to connect with the Maverick Trail. As you ascend...
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This short ATV trail through the Seep Springs Recreation Area connects 5830C to 5830G. The north end starts off narrower between the pinyon pine trees in the beginning. It goes along the edge of a mesa with good views of the mountains. It goes past a big rock wall lining the trail and several 6" tal...
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Easy-to-moderate trail located outside of Canon City, Colorado. This is an out-and-back trail with great spots for dispersed camping. Dirt and gravel roads winding through rolling high-desert terrain. Expect mild climbs, sandy sections, and occasional rocky patches, with wide-open views toward the S...
Learn more about Garza Trail - BLM 5830B

This mile-long ATV trail is similar to many of the ATV trails within the Seep Springs Recreation area. It's a decently wide desert two-track with lots of loose rock on the surface, embedded rock layers, and slabs of rock. It has small ledges that are 6" tall and up to 1 foot tall. The trail curves a...
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Segment 2 trail is pretty easy. It is rocky in places, with good scenery. I drove most of trail in 2 wheel drive, however high clearance was needed as well as 4 wheel drive a few places. The road changes names/numbers throughout the route. Follow the main trail which will take you to the main road a...
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Trail pretty easy, rocky in places, good scenery. Drove most of the trail in 2 wheel drive, however high clearance was needed as well as 4 wheel drive in few places. The road changes names thru out the route, follow main road which will take you to the main road at the end.
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An easy ride from Countryside Tour GP to Highway 9 in the lower country east of Buena Vista. The central part of the trail follows 31 Mile Creek through part of the Pike National Forest, hence the name. We did the run on June 11, 2015, and found numerous mud holes through the National Forest, one of...
Learn more about 31 Mile Creek

This easy tour takes you through the non-alpine area southeast of Buena Vista. This is a good chance to see what the backcountry looks like east of the Collegiate Range. You will pass through National Forest, private forests, wide open grazing land, ranches, cabins, and even a taste of civilization....
Learn more about Countryside Tour

Segment 2 trail is pretty easy. It is rocky in places, with good scenery. I drove most of trail in 2 wheel drive, however high clearance was needed as well as 4 wheel drive a few places. The road changes names/numbers throughout the route. Follow the main trail which will take you to the main road a...
Learn more about 39 Mile Mountain Part 2

Trail pretty easy, rocky in places, good scenery. Drove most of the trail in 2 wheel drive, however high clearance was needed as well as 4 wheel drive in few places. The road changes names thru out the route, follow main road which will take you to the main road at the end.
Learn more about 39 Mile Mountain Road

An easy ride from Countryside Tour GP to Highway 9 in the lower country east of Buena Vista. The central part of the trail follows 31 Mile Creek through part of the Pike National Forest, hence the name. We did the run on June 11, 2015, and found numerous mud holes through the National Forest, one of...
Learn more about 31 Mile Creek

This easy tour takes you through the non-alpine area southeast of Buena Vista. This is a good chance to see what the backcountry looks like east of the Collegiate Range. You will pass through National Forest, private forests, wide open grazing land, ranches, cabins, and even a taste of civilization....
Learn more about Countryside Tour