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Hartman Rocks is a true paradise for desert mountain biking. Park here and enjoy the 50+ miles trail network. No matter if you are a beginner, an intermediate rider or an expert, you'll love it.

The Westside Trail at Mount Crested Butte Ski Resort serves as an awesome flowy singletrack trail during the dry months. This is a really popular trail for mountain biking, trail running, and hiking, so you'll probably see others out on the trail. There are a bunch of other trails in the network of paths within the resort, so you can make a number of loops using this trail.

The Monarch Crest Trail shares its path with parts of the Colorado Trail and Continental Divide Trail. This is a super popular trail for mountain biking, but it's a great running and hiking trail, too. The actual "crest" is about 10 miles long and features quite a bit of up and down on its way from Monarch Pass to Marshall Pass. The trail then turns downhill and plummets down to the town of Poncha Springs. Unless you plan on doing a point-to-point run, this trail is mostly utilized in partial segments.

At an elevation of 11,312 feet, Monarch Pass features a gift shop, parking, restrooms, and acts as a trailhead for a number of trails. Mountain bikes frequent the trails from the pass, but they are also great trails for running and hiking.

Jack's is the first trail you hit when you start your ride at Hartman Rocks Trailhead. Easy climbing except for some steeper sections near the top.

Collarbone Alley is a fun way to finish your mountain bike loop. Lots of berms and tiny jumps that will put a smile on your face, for sure.

Free Fall is certainly one of the hardest trails at Hartman Rocks and therefore should not be considered by beginners. Steep technical sections with a mix of very grippy solid granite and very loose gravel will challenge your skills. Experts will love it!

Be prepared for some gnar! Rattlesnake is a very technical singletrack with big rock rolls, drops, and other features.