Old Fall River Road is the original road that took you over the Continental Divide before Trail Ridge was built. It’s a one lane dirt road that climbs 5,000 ft up the side of a mountain. As cyclists we can ride this road anytime that cars are allowed, but with the condition that the road is a one way when cars are allowed. This simply means that for a majority of the year you can ride up Old Fall River and then come back to civilization on Trail Ridge.
This is a scenic ride that will expose you to the beauty of Rocky Mountain National Park! This is...
The trail starts at H-Bar-G Ranch and ends in Glen Haven near the Post Office. Parking is located at...
This ride starts and ends at Elkins Distillery. The route starts by taking you on a tour of the...
This is a network of 4×4 forest service roads. There are many different ways you can ride this, and...
Up Moraine Avenue, the road take you in through the Beaver Meadows Entrance, past the national park’s head quarters....
Old Fall River Road is the original road that took you over the Continental Divide before Trail Ridge was...
Hall Ranch has something for just about everyone. The most commonly ridden trail (Bitterbrush) has a challenging technical Rock...
This is a great loop with some demanding climbs that will sneak up on you! This is about a...
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