Summer Trail Report

6/15/20: Rideable as a loop with Carbon and Green Lake. Be prepared for a couple lingering snow patches and mud on Carbon (ride through, not around).

6/3/20: Open as an OUT N BACK. CBCC got almost all the way to the saddle, maybe 1/4 mile from the saddle it is still holding lots of snow.

5/15/20: The CB Bike Park is open and rallying!  The beginner trail adjacent to the bike park is still under snow.

5/4/20: Good to Go! Best to ride it as a loop with the original upper loop, Whetstone Vista and Upper Upper still have numerous snow patches.

5/25/20: Ready to go! Still a little bit of mud but mostly dry.

There is currently no lift-accessed biking at CBMR, but bikers are free to use some of the CBMR trails at their own risk. Trails with man-made features are closed, so please respect the signage so that access to the other trails doesn’t go away. For more details, visit the CBMR website.

5/15/20: All clear

5/4/20: Good to go!

6/8/20: Ready to roll!

5/8/20: Its ridin! Please stay off CBMR trails until they open for the season

5/25/20: Lower loop is riding! Enjoy

5/13/20: GOOD TO GO! Lupine 1 & 2 are open.

Attention: Starting Wednesday, June 17th there will be irrigation construction going on in the cul-de-sac at the start of Lupine 1. Large trucks and heavy machinery will be in use, please move through the area quickly and refrain from stopping or hanging out in the cul-de-sac. Thanks

PLEASE Folks… NO Parking, not even Shuttling to the Lupine 1 start – you must hike or bike into Saddle Ridge.  And parking along Gothic Road – also not a good option.  Do the right thing – access only via muscle power!

5/4/20: Tonys is ready, upper loop/Bridges loop also riding.

5/4/20: Snow around the intersection with happy hour and down into the rockgarden. A bit of mud after that but looking good!

5/11/20: The middle portion of this trail is now CLOSED! To get from tony’s trail/the boulders to whetstone visit and the Upper Upper please use the Bridges trail. Thank you!

5/7/20: Get some!

5/7/20: Go for it!

5/22/20: Woods Walk is open!

6/15/20: Rideable as a loop with Carbon and Green Lake. Be prepared for a couple lingering snow patches and mud on Carbon (ride through, not around).

6/3/20: Open as an OUT N BACK. CBCC got almost all the way to the saddle, maybe 1/4 mile from the saddle it is still holding lots of snow.

6/15/20: CBCC cut out trees and reported some remaining mud and a couple of snow patches. Ride through mud and snow (not around), and be prepared to come back muddy!

6/24/20: All clear and riding!

6/17/20: Lower section is clear, beyond the kebler Y is rideable but still a little snow and mud

6/24/20: Riding, but still muddy in the boggy area near the lake.

5/25/20: Ready to go! Still a little bit of mud but mostly dry.

5/18/20: Open for rubber!

5/25/20: Lower loop is riding! Enjoy

5/13/20: GOOD TO GO! Lupine 1 & 2 are open.

Attention: Starting Wednesday, June 17th there will be irrigation construction going on in the cul-de-sac at the start of Lupine 1. Large trucks and heavy machinery will be in use, please move through the area quickly and refrain from stopping or hanging out in the cul-de-sac. Thanks

PLEASE Folks… NO Parking, not even Shuttling to the Lupine 1 start – you must hike or bike into Saddle Ridge.  And parking along Gothic Road – also not a good option.  Do the right thing – access only via muscle power!

6/24/20: 403 is riding! Tad bit of mud out there but enjoy it!

8/23/20: Closed for the season

The snow plug by Emerald Lake has melted out and the road is ridable and drivable! We don’t recommend shuttling 401, as the road is narrow and does not handle traffic well.

6/22/20: Go through, not around, the muddy spot on the climb. Enjoy the ride! PLEASE respect the speed limit, and the human and vehicular traffic in Gothic.  It’s easy to let it rip down that hill, but the Gothic Townsite is a busy place.

6/17/20: The singletrack climb from the top of Schofield Pass is still wet, snowy, and slippery! Still best as an out and back!

6/24/20: 403 is riding! Tad bit of mud out there but enjoy it!

There is currently no lift-accessed biking at CBMR, but bikers are free to use some of the CBMR trails at their own risk. Trails with man-made features are closed, so please respect the signage so that access to the other trails doesn’t go away. For more details, visit the CBMR website.

6/5/20: It’s riding! Still some mud but no more snow!

8/23/20: Closed for the season

8/24/20: Still open during the Snodgrass closure, but you must return on the same trail as you cannot continue across Snodgrass single track.

6/24/20: Rideable out and back, still tough the get to via crystal peak trail due to snow on the north side of star pass

6/21/20: It is riding!

5/25/20: No more snow, still some muddy sections where the trail is getting braided. If you ride trails early you’re going to get muddy. Please know this and stay on the trail, enjoy!

6/8/20:  Riding great!

6/17/20: Can be ridden up and over from either side!

5/29/20: Canal trail is good to go!

6/5/20: It’s riding! Still some mud but no more snow!

5/26/20: Ready to roll!

6/17/20: Rideable as an out and back. Wouldn’t recommend trying to access from star pass/trail 400 yet.

5/14/20: Good to go!

5/15/20: Stand is rippin’ expect to get a little muddy but let er’ rip! Please stay on trail, ride through snow or mud ON the trail please!

5/30/20: Riding!  Beware the creek crossing at the end, and then again if you head down Farris/409 to the Canal for the scariest of the Brush Creek crossings.

6/11/20: Let er rip!

6/21/20: It is riding!

6/8/20: Trail is riding.

6/8/20: Riding with the occasional muddy spot

5/25/20: No more snow, still some muddy sections where the trail is getting braided. If you ride trails early you’re going to get muddy. Please know this and stay on the trail, enjoy!

6/8/20:  Riding great!

6/8/20: Riding but still some muddy spots

6/5/20: Reno, Flag, Bear, Deadman is good to go!

6/17/20: Can be ridden up and over from either side!

6/11/20: Rollin!

CLOSED to Motorized use: 10/1 thru 6/15 every single dang ol’ year!

9/13/20: SNOW – not riding.

6/28/20: Clear to the saddle with Tilton with only a few small snow patches between there and star pass.

6/5/20: Reno, Flag, Bear, Deadman is good to go!

5/21/20: Riding good, a few trees down on the contour section from Roaring Judy trail.

6/5/20: Reno, Flag, Bear, Deadman is good to go!

6/17/20: Rideable as an out and back. Wouldn’t recommend trying to access from star pass/trail 400 yet.

5/18/20: Lower Cement is riding!

5/17/20: Sooooo good, all snow gone.

5/4/20- Two remaining patches of snow, please walk through these if you are riding this trail otherwise enjoy!

Walrod road is still pretty muddy/snowy. The best way to ride middle cement is as a loop with warm springs, short n sweet but good to go.

6/5/20: Good to go!

6/11/20: good to go

6/5/20: Reno road is clear to the top. Flag, Bear, Deadman dry and good to go!

5/27/20: Still a little muddy but riding as a loop

6/11/20: Rosebud trail is good to go!

CLOSED to Motorized use: 10/1 thru 6/15 every single dang ol’ year!

5/18/20: Good all the way to the intersection with point lookout

5/29/20: Upper Cement is riding out n back!

5/18/20: Free of snow, and dry!

5/4/20: Warm springs is good! Loops well with Middle Cement at the moment.

6/15/20: Still muddy but riding

6/8/20: Good to go, hoping to get trees cut out this week

6/11/20: Rollin!

CLOSED to Motorized use: 10/1 thru 6/15 every single dang ol’ year!

5/29/20: Open as a loop. The dark timber section up top still has some muddy spots.

Trail is closed until the Friday before Memorial Day weekend for big game wintering habitat, every year.

5/21/20: Riding good, a few trees down on the contour section from Roaring Judy trail.

6/5/20: Reno, Flag, Bear, Deadman is good to go!

5/27/20: Still a little muddy but riding as a loop

6/11/20: Rosebud trail is good to go!

CLOSED to Motorized use: 10/1 thru 6/15 every single dang ol’ year!

There is currently no lift-accessed biking at CBMR, but bikers are free to use some of the CBMR trails at their own risk. Trails with man-made features are closed, so please respect the signage so that access to the other trails doesn’t go away. For more details, visit the CBMR website.