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Kremmling is a full service town, crucial to those ridingthe Great Divide Mountain Bike Route. It's located just north of the Colorado River and you can reach it from this junction.

This is a beautifully remote stretch of gravel, just outside the Eagles Nest Wilderness. The road intersects with many others along its route so the possibilities to explore further are abundant.

This trail runs through the valley along the Eagle River and I-70 corridor. It connects many towns and parks and offers great views along the way. It is a paved, multi-use path, so be courteous to your fellow trail users who may be going along at a slower pace.

Great local accommodation for any time of year!

The Colorado River is a significant river that flows through the southwestern United States, stretching for 1,450 miles (2,333.55 km), originating in Colorado and winding its way towards the southwest until it reaches the tip of the Gulf of California. As you ride this stretch through Byers Canyon, between Hot Sulphur Springs and Kremmling, you'll enjoy a fantastic reward of breathtaking and unique landscape that will leave a lasting impression.

This trail is adjacent to the Mineral Belt Trail. This gentle route meanders through the forest with minimal elevation changes. You can opt for a brief loop or utilize it as a gateway to access other trails.

Saint Elmo is a fascinating, quirky, historic gold and silver mining town. It is touted as a ghost town, but it still has a small number of residents that actually live and run businesses there, namely the general store and a guest house. It does, however, have 43 historic buildings from the mining era, including a saloon, courthouse, jail, mercantile and private homes, and even an outhouse. St. Elmo is accessible all year-round, so it is a great place to visit. The road to it is a driveable dirt trail, so a good touring bike or gravel bike will handle the journey comfortably.

The Mineral Belt Trail tops out at 10,606 feet. There is a small lookout here towards town with the Sawatch Mountains in the background.