| Select A Colorado Trail |
|---|
|
Texas Creek is a fun riding area
located along the Arkansas River in Central Colorado. This area is in the high mountain desert so be prepared for higher temperatures in the summer than most places in Colorado. The riding area is at an elevation of about 9,000 ft so proper jetting is required. |
|
The St. Mary's Glacier area is home to two trails systems. St. Mary's is by far the larger of the two areas and offers
many miles of trails that circle around the unique Glacier. The Empire area does not have as many miles of trails but the
area still is a fun place to ride as you quickly go above the tree line.
|
|
The Alpine loop is perhaps the best know trail sytem in Colorado. There are many miles of beautiful trails
with the two main trails Cinnamon Pass, Engineer Pass. Besides the main trails there are
many side trails in the area also including California_Gulch and others.
|
|
The Keystone area is a great riding area with many miles of trails. One of the better know trails
in the area is Red Cone / Webster Pass. Another great trial connected to
Red Cone is Radical Hill. The trails reach an elevation of 12,801
as they cross Red Cone , so jetting is required. Another large trail system is this area is Vail.
|
|
Keystone Area
|
|
North Crested Butte Area
|
|
East Crested Butte Area
|
|
The Northern Crested Butte Area is home to two easy trails Slate and Gothic Roads. These area trails provide
great backcounty views with little effort. There are also a few tougher trails know as Gunsight Pass and Schofield Pass, Crystal River that will apeal to the
more out going type.
|
|
The Eastern Crested Butte Area home to much more chanlenging trails as a hole. There are three main trails
that can be connect to make a large loop. The three trails are
Pearl Pass followed by two trails
Taylor Pass and Italian Creek Road which
can be access from Aspen. These area trails provide spectacular scenory but on a much tougher trail.
|
|
St. Mary's Glacier
|
