BerthoudのおすすめMTBライド

The Indian Summer Trail is a short, fun loop off of the main Blue Sky Trail. Most ride this loop clockwise, ascending a few hundred feet of low-grade switchbacks before reaching a flowy descent.

The Blue Sky Trail is a generally casual, super fun trail along a ridge, just south of Horsetooth Reservoir. This long trail runs north-south from Horsetooth Reservoir, through Rim Rock Open Space to the Devil's Backbone Open Space. This section of trail begins at the trailhead near Horsetooth and ends where the Indian Summer Loop begins. There is a set of steps in this section of trail that most walk, but advanced riders looking to challenge themselves might be able to find a line down. Other than this short obstacle, this section of the Blue Sky Trail doesn't have any very steep grades; it is flowy and fun with lots linkups with other trails available.

There is a great stretch of cycling lane on the western shore of Boyd Lake. It is a great spot for a break.

From this trailhead, you can discover the Devil's Backbone Open Space, a haven for wildlife, rare plants, and outdoor activities. Explore its iconic rock formations. The trail to the famed Keyhole does not allow bikes. Be mindful of peak visitor times to ensure a peaceful exploration, if the lot is full try coming at a different time.

Discover the Devil's Backbone Open Space, a haven for wildlife, rare plants, and outdoor activities. Explore its iconic rock formations. The trail to the famed Keyhole does not allow bikes. Be mindful of peak visitor times to ensure a peaceful exploration, if the lot is full try coming at a different time.

The Coyote Ridge Trail is one of the main trails in the Coyote Ridge Natural Area, and it connects to several other protected public open spaces and preserves. As you ascend the long, wide switchbacks up the ridge for about 500 feet, you get great views of where the foothills of the Colorado Front Range meets the plains. You also might see animals like deer, rabbits, rattlesnakes, and vultures!

Enjoy a 2.4-mile natural surface trail perfect relaxing wildlife viewing. Connect to 35 miles of regional trails and witness the beauty of a working farm. Remember to stay on the trail to protect the delicate ecosystem.

A great spot to take a break and enjoy the view of the flat landscape that includes Loveland to the east, and the mountainous wonder of Roosevelt National Forest to the west.