Colorado Mountain Bike Trail Conditions

Riding regions

Browse the riding areas below. Some reach across a border; their pages include networks on both sides.

Denver & Golden 16 networks · 16 rideable Colorado Springs 10 networks · 10 rideable Crested Butte 3 networks · 3 rideable Grand Junction & Fruita 3 networks · 3 rideable Gunnison 3 networks · 3 rideable Moab 1 of 10 networks · 1 rideable Also in Utah

Elsewhere in Colorado

More trail networks outside the riding areas listed above.

DRY Carbondale Trails Rideable DRY Eagle Rideable DRY Eagle/Vail Area Rideable DRY Emerald Mountain (Steamboat Springs) Rideable DRY Gore Pass Rideable DRY Keystone Bike Park Rideable DRY Lory State Park Rideable DRY Missionary Ridge Rideable DRY Penitente Canyon Rideable DRY Phil's World Rideable STAY OFF Aspen Sky Mountain Active damage risk STAY OFF Basalt Mountain Active damage risk

FAQ

Are Colorado mountain bike trails rideable right now?

46 of 48 networks around Colorado currently have a PRIME, DRY or DUSTY verdict, meaning rideable conditions. For example, Alderfer/Three Sisters Park is DRY and Basalt Mountain is STAY OFF. Check the network page for details and closure notices.

Where is the riding best in Colorado today?

Rideable options around Colorado include Alderfer/Three Sisters Park (DRY, rideable and dry), Apex Park (DRY, rideable and dry) and Betasso Preserve (DRY, rideable and dry).

How often are Colorado trail conditions updated?

Loam updates condition estimates hourly. Each network page shows when its estimate was last updated.

What are these conditions based on?

Loam uses recent rain, soil, slope, slope direction, tree cover, and current weather to estimate how wet the ground is. These are estimates, not rider reports. Official closures take priority. See how the model works.

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