Trail Overview

Frosty Park Road is a fun trail to use as an alternate exit after running Eagle Rock or Mount Baldy Trails, or on its own from Seven Lakes Road (FS 376). The trail winds through heavy forest and in and out of wide open meadows. There are signs of prior tracks that are now closed or illegal, so be sure to stay on the trail. While generally tame, certain lines/obstacles can increase the overall difficulty. When running the trail from east to west, just before you reach the end, you're rewarded with fantastic views of Pikes Peak and the famous cog railway. If starting from the west, be prepared for steep hill climbs with moguls.

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Difficulty

Some areas include large rocks/ledges, and hill climbs are quite loose.

History

This trail is part of the Ring the Peak Trail System, a 63-mile, largely completed loop designed to circumnavigate Pikes Peak, passing through federal, state, county, and city lands.

Technical Rating

AJ Stacer

Aug 06, 2026

Open

Rough/Deteriorated

95% of the trail is easy, beautiful, and docile. However, there least two spots that have severe trail washout damage (possibly quite recent to this report date) to the loose decomposed granite and deep ruts that require technical knowledge and vehicle capabilities to get through. Two spots required rock slider use and one where you had to drop a wheel in a deep rut and grind up or down the trail. Not trying to scare anyone, just want to make sure you’re aware. I feel these scenarios are more dangerous in these normally easy trails because people don’t expect these types of challenges.

Evan Bammel

Jul 08, 2026

Open

Normal

This was surprisingly, I thought, a pretty serious trail. From Seven Lakes Rd it starts out very steep with lots of loose rocks. Very tight in sections. Lots of fun bouncing around. It can be a bit intimidating as you will definitely need good clearance on your rig and good judgement on your lines. The rest was great with amazing views.