We can typically start riding a few lower elevation trails in early to mid-May.
Check out this report in the spring and early summer to see when snow and mud from the winter have dried up. It’s also a useful tool in the fall when the snow starts to fly so you don’t get turned around halfway through a ride due to snow. This report is not updated every time it rains throughout the summer. If trails are muddy, please allow them time to dry out before riding.
Green: Rideable–go for it! You may encounter a few spots with snow or mud, so please ride through those to avoid trail damage.
Red: Trails have significant mud or snow. Please do not ride, as riding will damage the trail.
Black: Trail is unrideable, or there is a seasonal closure in effect
Areas
Trail Name (click for details)
Area
Distance
Status
TOWN TRAILS
all sorts – make a loop that suits your needs
Kebler Pass Area
Slate River Area
Washington Gulch Area
Gothic Area
all sorts – make a loop that suits your needs
Brush Creek Area
Cement Creek Area
Spring Creek/Taylor Pass Area
CBMR/Evolution Bike Park
all sorts – make a loop that suits your needs