라플라타 카운티 최고의 그래블 라이딩 코스

This trail connects Horse Gulch to Durango Mesa Park. It's great as a warm-up or to traverse from one park to the other.

Little Baldy Mountain sits isolated from its neighbors and offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Its strategic location at the perfect elevation makes it an ideal spot to enjoy the beauty of the nearby mountain ranges, including the majestic Big Baldy that stands tall in the distance.

The trail is a flat, paved multi-use path which follows the Animas River through Durango between Oxbow Park to the north and Dallabetta Park to the south. There are plenty of access points to jump on and off the trail and connect with other routes around town.

This is a fantastic trailhead in the center of downtown Durango. There are restrooms, river access, and plenty of parking. From here you can cross the Fassbinder Bridge to follow the Animas River north or take a left at the water to wind south along the river through Durango.

Horse Gulch Road is a wide double-track trail that is the main access trail in the Horse Gulch Trail System. The path climbs steadily for the first mile before leveling out some. You can ride this trail straight through the area and pop out on a smooth dirt road that connects to CR 234.

At just under 7,000 feet elevation and with a little over 2,000 full-time residents, Bayfield is a quiet town just outside the mountains of Colorado. There are a lot of paved roads and highways passing through town that have wide shoulders and are great for biking.

Durango, Colorado, is a famous mining town and railroad city that is an outdoor mecca today. There are towns of trails, roads, and paths for outdoor enthusiasts, and riding through downtown gives you a taste of old and new with old buildings and new businesses lining the streets.

Horse Gulch Road is a smooth gravel road with a low gradient.