Early Season 6.96 Mile Loop, One Good Climb Moderate to Easy Good To Know: A great early season trail. It can be extended by adding in Middle or Upper Flume. You will be on the Cty Rd. 450 and Reiling Rd. for a few minutes (be aware of traffic) and Parking is limited and […]
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9+ miles, loop, easy to moderate, climbing and downhill Create Maps or search from 80 million at MapMyRide This Map does NOT show the Barney Flow to Carter Park segment. It takes you down Moonstone and back to town. Good to Know: This is a popular route for locals and tourists. Expect pedestrian/vehicular traffic. Good
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4 mile loop, good climbs, fun curvy trails – great for a group ride. Good to Know: Local Favorite so expect heavy bike traffic on the weekends. Be Prepared for all weather and great connector trail to Keystone trails. Parking: From I-70, drive south on Hwy 9 about 5 miles to Tiger Rd. (near Breckenridge
2.4 mile loop, easy to moderate with some climbing. Good to Know: A Favorite Ride. It can be extended by looping in Turk’s Trail or if you start your ride from Main St. Breck. It usually dries out in June. Expect pedestrian & dog traffic. Parking: From I70 drive south on Hwy 9 to Breckenridge.
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8+ mile ride, Easy, Downhill, Out & Back, Paved Bike Path Good to Know: This is a good early season road ride. Great novice ride. Expect Bike/Pedestrian traffic which can be heavy on the weekend. Be ready for weather. Parking: From I-70, drive south through Breckenridge on Hwy 9. You can park at Kingdom Park
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10 to 20 mile ride, Easy, Out & Back, Paved Road & Dirt Road Good To Know: This is a good early season road ride & beautiful Autumn Ride. Great novice ride if you like a good climb, so be ready. Expect vehicle traffic which can be heavy on the weekend. Be ready for weather.
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Know Before You Go: Well-maintained and gradual, this rad is excellent for novices. When the gate near the trailhead is closed, the road is snowy and wet. Cyclist should avoid this ride until the gate Opens. Expect vehicle traffic, which can be heavy on weekends. Boreas Pass is above timberline; be prepared for changing weather.
Know Before You Go: This scenic loop explores some of Summit County’s historic regions including Sallier Barber Mine, a well-preserved structure perched on a ridge above French Gulch. expect traffic on the lower French Gulch Road, which is surrounded mainly by private land for the first few mines. Please respect all “No Trespassing” signs. Most
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Know Before You Go: Expect vehicle traffic on Tiger Road and some jeeps in the upper drainages. Private property (including many fragile mining structures) is common in the area. Respect all “No Trespassing” signs and view historic buildings from a distance. Parking: From Hwy 9 turn right onto Tiger Road ( by the Breckenridge Golf
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Know Before You Go: This area is usually the first to lose snow around Breckenridge and is often ridable by June. Large aspen groves also make this an excellent fall ride. Numerous side roads may make route finding a challenge and also provide some additional exploring. However, much of the land is private. To avoid