コロラドのバイクパーク・トップ20

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The starting point for the 18 road trails. From here, fun uphill trails lead to the starting points of the descents, which also end here. The area is the perfect introduction to the trails around Fruita: varying – mostly moderate – difficulty levels, and after each descent, you decide whether to pedal back up for another lap.

A great starting point for exploring the numerous surrounding trails. Ideally, the descent via the Ribbon also ends here. From here, we took an Uber to the Ribbon trailhead to pick up our car. A good solution, as there are no shuttles available in the area, to our knowledge.

A perfect continuation of Ribbon. Some sections are fun and technical, others offer an "alpine" flow. There are also some challenging uphill sections.

The upper section of the Ribbon offers mostly easy to moderate difficulty. You surf down massive slabs of rock with magnificent views of the valley below. The crux is the transition from one slab of rock to "a level below," where a short but very steep slickrock section must be negotiated. Overall, an absolutely unforgettable, otherworldly trail!

… don’t expect green 🤩 but expect magnificent views … enjoy slowly leaving behind the city noise …

Bear Creek Lake Park spans 2,624 acres and is a great spot for hiking, biking, and horseback riding, as well as swimming, fishing, and boating year-round recreation. Open from April 1 to October 31, the campground is one of the closest full-service options near Denver. Visitors can also enjoy picnic shelters, paved and unpaved trails, an archery range, and scenic reservoirs.

Riding on a huge rock plate. Great experience. Make sure to bring enough water. A shuttle could also do the job.