Off-Road Trails in Colorado

This 2-mile-long ATV trail parallels the Wolford Reservoir with a view of the water almost the whole way. The majority of the trail is a wide ATV path through a flat valley, going up and down small hills, with a couple of steeper and rockier spots. It's pretty scenic as it has a view of Wolford Moun...
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Take this trail through a beautiful, winding canyon. Early on, you will have the option to continue straight to an overlook, or take a left and view the end of the extreme 21 Road trail. Watch the most experienced riders navigate the challenging obstacles. This is a very hot trail in the summer so b...
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Road 171.B is a road that loops off of Sevenmile Creek. It will take about 30 minutes to complete the trail. Portions of this trail go through the burn scare from the Cameron Peak Fire in 2020. There is little to no Cell Service with many places to camp off the road....
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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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This is a good option for connecting Mesa County Roads 25 and 27 1/4 as opposed to backtracking entirely to town. There are other routes in the vicinity to explore, though most either dead end or simply disappear in the cliffs. This is route is mostly easy, flat dirt road, with only a few instances ...
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25 Mesa Road is a wide, smooth well-graded road running all the way across Uncompahgre Plateau from Nucla to Delta. We did not find any specific attractions along the route, but it is an enjoyable drive. Views are good on both ends and the forest is fairly open through the middle of the run.Great a...
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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 3-mile-long single track through the Wolford Riding Area. The south end starts on County Highway 224, and the entrance to the trail is rutted right away with a big deep rut running vertically down the middle of the trail. It goes into a cool ravine, between thick Douglas fir trees, and pin...
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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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This is a 50" trail through the Wolford Riding Area. The north end starts as a wide two-track through the flat sagebrush valley, with whoops and shallow ruts. It goes up and over the dirt hills, and then goes into a ravine that is like a v-bottom ditch between tall dirt walls. The trail follows the ...
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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 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 ATV trail is short, but has some challenging rocky sections. The south end starts out climbing on some rock slabs heading up a mesa full of pinyon pine trees. It switchbacks into more slab rock layers, with some small ledges. It continues curving through the pinyon trees with small loose rocks ...
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This ATV trail starts from the Seep Springs staging area, and starts curving through the pinyon trees with lots of very curvy turns tightly through the trees. There are a few sections with either loose rocks or bigger embedded rocks, but mostly it's a pretty smooth trail. It crosses a wash with a fe...
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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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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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BLM 5972A and 5972B provide access to dispersed camping for those wishing to enjoy the Arkansas River Valley near Salida, Colorado. These routes are unmaintained, rough, and loose dirt roads, though four-wheel drive is not strictly necessary. They are situated near Wellsville, Colorado, right at the...
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BLM routes 5972A and 5972B provide access to dispersed camping for those wishing to enjoy the Arkansas River Valley near Salida, Colorado. These are typically loose, unmaintained dirt roads, located at the mouth of Bighorn Canyon near Wellsville, Colorado. Please use only previously disturbed and de...
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