Steep hills, rocky terrain, rugged mountain trails, abundant wildlife, historical sites – you’ll get it all with this Colorado off-road trail system that’s really two systems, split into east and west, covering over 10,000 acres in the heart of the Rocky Mountains. East you’ve got over 250 miles of marked rated, heavily maintained trails with 16 interconnecting loops that weave through a mix of county, Forest Service and BLM land. Terrain is mostly hardpack but includes some loose dirt which can lead to some mud, and sections with sand, some rocks, some steep hills, water crossings and a few berms. On the Western side, you’ll find another 360 miles of trails ranging from groomed to completely wild, to satisfy all levels of skill and experience.