Colorado Front range trails (1 Viewer)

[5280Hawk]

Does anyone know any good trails that are open (not too much snow) this time of year, that i could do and get back to Denver in a Day?

I'd like to take my Brother Wheeling this weekend and am trying to find a good place!

Thanks!

 

[hatfieldcb]

Yankee Hill up behind Central City is probably a good one.

http://www.risingsun4x4club.org/forum2/showthread.php?t=3476

You can poke around our site and find a few others probably. Most of our club is in Moab this week, but if you post up there about wheeling you might even get some company.

 

[Nay]

Get the Charles Wells book Colorado Backroads and 4x4 Trails or whatever it's called. Can find them at any bookstore and many convenience shops. Volume 2 is Northern CO and Volume 1 is a general statewide guide.

Snow level is probably still around 10K feet, so high elevation trails are still out.

 

[Sno bored]

Yeah, still lots of snow up here. You can order the Charles Wells books through the publisher and get it spiral bound for a few bucks extra.

 

[cmadness]

I'll be hitting something (don't know what yet) this weekend. I go as much as possible. If you want to tag along PM me.

Sno bored- what do you think Geogia Pass looks like. I'll be up in Frisco in a week and want to try. Are there gates on it?

 

[5280Hawk]

I've decided to go to Slaughterhouse gulch, off of 285.

Will be there Friday.

 

[Sno bored]

I'll be hitting something (don't know what yet) this weekend. I go as much as possible. If you want to tag along PM me.

Sno bored- what do you think Geogia Pass looks like. I'll be up in Frisco in a week and want to try. Are there gates on it?

Still too much snow, and I think there is a gate there

 

[Renaud33]

Get the Charles Wells book Colorado Backroads and 4x4 Trails or whatever it's called.

This is a good source also.... http://www.traildamage.com/trails/index.php