사와치 산맥 최고의 MTB 라이딩 경로

Hagerman Pass is a high mountain pass in Colorado at about 11,925 ft (3,635 m). The route is rough dirt/rock surface — originally a railroad grade and now a Forest Service Road (FSR 105). It is typically open late May through early-to-mid autumn, depending on snow and conditions. The road starts easy enough but becomes progressively rockier, steeper, narrower, and more technical toward the high point. You might find that some sections are too technical to ride and end up hike-a-bike. Be prepared and know your limits!

The Lyle Lake Trail enters the Holy Cross Wilderness at this point; bicycles are not permitted beyond the trail junction with Hagerman Pass Road. Hagerman Pass Road can be cycled, but it’s a challenging, technical adventure route - you're probably well aware of this if you're here! Mountain bikers should be ready for rough surfaces and steep climbs and descents.

This section of trail is mostly above treeline and will definitely keep you on your toes. It's pretty rocky in sections, but rideable with good bike handling skills.

Whiskey Creek is a fast and fun trail that descends four miles through a large, mature aspen grove.

Eagle is in the Eagle River Valley between the town of Vail and Glenwood Springs. Eagle is known for world class wilderness its backyard.

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.

Twin Lakes are a pair of glacier-carved alpine lakes with an incredible backdrop featuring some of Colorado's tallest peaks. The lakes also offer access to the Colorado Trail, which runs along the south side.

This section of the Continental Divide Trail is alpine riding at its best. The singletrack is mostly above treeline and the views are spectacular. Be aware that the snow usually hangs around until July.