This 60 acre motocross facility offers two full sized motocross tracks and a separate peewee track. The track is open year-round and membership is required to ride here. Camping is permitted during weekends and amenities include indoor restrooms plus an air compressor. For current updates check out Facebook or call (719) 683-3301.

This large high desert area offers thousands of acres of 4x4 trails, canyons, plateaus, slick rock and miles of single track to explore. There are several staging areas however the Bangs Canyon trailhead is the only one that offers direct access to the motorized trails. The hiking trails can be accessed by the Little Park and Tabeguache Trailheads.

This popular summer destination offers scenic mountain views, beautiful aspen forest, camping, hiking, fishing and two OHV trails. Indian Creek trail is recommended for novice riders while Trinchera Peak trail offers more of a challenge for amateur riders. Portions of the trails may still be snow covered until early June. Mountain lions, wild turkey and black bear are among the many types of wildlife that inhabit this area.   More...

Open area riding and desert type terrain make this a popular OHV destination in western Colorado. Primitive camping is permitted however is not recommended as this area can be very noisy at times. Firearm use is prohibited within the OHV boundaries however is allowed on public land that sits adjacent on the north and western side of the boundaries.   More...

Located near Denver, Colorado this area offers about 8 miles of jeep trails. The trail offers scenic mountain, valley and lake views. There are two access points however the northern access is the easiest to find. Temperatures can be chilly during summer months so come prepared.   More...

Located in the Roosevelt National Forest this popular area offers some technical single track, challenging hillclimbs and several steep, rocky jeep trails with rewarding scenic mountain views. There is a shooting range nearby and primitive camping is allowed. There are no fees to ride the area, however the Forest Service may change this in the near future.   More...

Located north of Grand Junction, Colorado, this large area offers around 250 miles of designated trails. The terrain mainly consists of dry, desert type trails with scattered scrubrush and rocky sections. There is a large 400 acre open OHV play area located at the southern part of the area.

Dispersed camping is permitted throughout the area however North Fruita Desert Campground offers 35 sites, each with a picnic table, fire ring, paved parking, vault toilets and direct access to a popular mountain bike trail system. Water is not available and shade is limited so come prepared.

This area offers over 300 acres of sand dunes including miles of surrounding trails that weave through aspen and sagebrush, eventually connecting to the Colorado State Forest. There are no fees and primitive camping is permitted. Whip flags are highly recommended but are not required. The North Sand Hills Campground was recently installed in 2011 to accommodate large RVs. The campground has 13 individual pull through sites, each with a picnic table, fire ring and tent pad along with two vault toilets.

This is a dune area so we strongly recommend using a Sand Snake or similar for motorcycles, or Sedona Cyclones for ATVs. Failure to use a paddle tire can result in unnecessary damage to your motor.

This is a popular off-road destination that offers over 25 square miles of desert terrain with plentiful OHV trails to explore and ample primitive camping opportunities. There are no fees and no services.   More...

Located just a few minutes north of Woodland Park, Colorado, this area offers miles of smooth and fast ATV trails. There are a few 4x4 trails including a rock crawling section known as Moab Hill. This trail system is very popular and weekends can be busy. Primitive camping is permitted throughout the forest. The closest developed campground is Painted Rocks but reservations are required and must be made at least four days in advance.

Open to all OHVs, this offroad park offers several miles of ATV trails, a motocross track, obstacle courses and small canyons to explore. The park is open Monday through Saturday from 8am to 5pm. The park will open on Sunday if arrangements are made in advance.

This locals favorite has about 100 miles of ATV and motorcycle trails. There are multiple staging areas and a couple developed campgrounds to choose from.

The most popular campground is Flat Rocks which provides not only direct access to the trail system but also connects to the Bar Motorized trail, a very popular trail that leads directly to the Sprucewood Inn, an OHV friendly restaurant and bar.

The developed campgrounds are on a first come, first serve basis however dispersed camping is permitted throughout the forest. The trails are open year-round however during the winter months the only accessible staging area is located at the northern entrance of Highway 67 and Rampart Range Road.

This challenging jeep trail is only open from late June through September but offers steep inclines and declines, rewarding scenic views and the occasional encounter with a mountain goat. Only experienced off-road riders or drivers should attempt this trail due to steep, narrow and rocky sections with heavy consequences for errors. The main trail is about 10 miles and weaves through spruce and aspen pine at lower elevations, but as the elevation increases only tundra and more rocky sections will appear.   More...

The Stillwater Pass and Grand Lake trail systems can be accessed at the Idleglen and Supply Creek Trailheads. The trails gets heavy traffic so expect weekends to be busy. The trail access is free and open to mountainbikes, OHVs and snowmobiles when the proper conditions are met.

Restrooms and a kiosk are provided at the trailhead and snowmobile and OHV rentals are located at nearby Grand Lake and Granby. Vehicles must display state registration or a non-resident Colorado OHV sticker. Vault toilets and parking can be found at the trailhead.

Open to both quads and bikes, this track is open for practice during select dates however arrangements can be made by calling in advance. Race events are also held here throughout the year including the Annual Sweney Cycle Park Pro-Am Challenge. The track layout follows an old dried up creek and consists of loamy soil and sand. Call before you haul.   More...

This section of the Pike National Forest has miles of smooth and fast trails. The area might be best explored by street legal vehicles since there is no designated staging area or trailhead and some county roads must be used to access the various motorized trails.

There are three campgrounds on the shores of Tarryall Reservoir and there are also numerous dispersed primitive campsites once you get on the actual trails. The area is heavily patrolled by park rangers and the county sherriff. Basic camping supplies, groceries and gasoline can be found at Jefferson Market.

Open to motorcycles only, this track is open for practice Wednesday through Friday from 10am to 5pm and weekends 9am to 5pm. Membership is required and is around $30/rider. Check website for current practice and race fees.

This motocross facility has a full sized track, intermediate and peewee track. The track is open Tuesday through Sunday and watered during weekends, weather permitting. Membership is required and is around $20/individual or $30/family plus the day ride fee. Call before you haul.   More...

Located just a few minutes from Colorado Springs, Colorado, this locals favorite has about six miles of single track however is currently closed to motorized use. For more information contact the Pikes Peak Ranger District at (719) 636-1602.   More...