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21 Road is a famous favorite, but only for the most experienced riders. The trail starts out in a wash with cool alcoves and extreme obstacles. Travel is recommended one way: drive the trail up and take the main road back. To avoid the most extreme obstacles, take the main road to the first alcove. ...
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21 Road South is a route providing further access to dispersed camping and OHV opportunities on BLM lands in the Fruita/Grand Junction area. The road is paved for little ways once on public lands before turning to a mostly flat, gravel road for approximately four miles. At mile four, the road vastly...
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Country cruisin’ at its finest! County Road 21 winds through BLM, state, and private ranch land, with sweeping views of Rocky Mountain National Park and the Mount Zirkel Wilderness. It’s primarily a well-maintained dirt road, with one section becoming slightly narrower. The road provides access to s...
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This out-and-back route begins directly from a residential neighborhood in the charming mountain town of Eagle, Colorado, and quickly climbs into an area locally known as the Boneyard. The lower section is a popular destination for residents, with the first few switchbacks serving as favorite vantag...
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