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Rimrocker Trail

Featured Trail Near Montrose, CO!

This offroad trail spans 160 miles and runs east to west from Montrose, Colorado to Moab, Utah. The trail is mostly and old but maintained mining road that winds between canyons, streams, rivers, rugged hill sides and boulders while offering stunning views of aspen, pine and juniper trees.

Most of the terrain consists of hard packed roads with occasional loose chunk rock. The trail is well marked and there are several kiosks with maps scattered throughout the route, plus several Forest Service campgrounds that permit direct trail access. Iron Springs and Columbine campgrounds are free but the campground at Buckeye Reservoir charges a small nightly fee.

Since the trail crosses both Colorado and Utah state lines, visitors need to obtain both Utah and Colorado offroad stickers. There is a short segment of paved road (Hwy 141) that needs to be crossed to complete the route (vehicles must be street legal to cross this section). The county is currently working on a bypass for non-street legal vehicles.

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