Trail Status & Maps

14 mi | 2,200ft climb

The postcard ride. Grind up Gothic Road, descend through chest-high wildflowers with epic views of the Maroon Bells. It’s a rite of passage.

6 mi (Loop) | 1,400ft

Beautiful aspen groves and wildflowers. Opens late (check trail status!) but worth the wait for the views of Mt. CB.

5-10 mi | Minimal Vert

The perfect intro. Flat(ish), scenic, and right from town. Wide trails with stunning views of the Slate River.

3.6 mi | 500ft climb

Short, sweet, and incredibly scenic. Rolling hills through meadows with postcard views of the valley. Connects to town via Gunsight Pass.

7 mi | 900ft climb

The local favorite for a quick lap. A manageable climb leads to "Strand Bonus"—fast, rooty, and packed with aspen groves.

Lift Served | 30+ Miles

Save the legs, ride the chair. From the beginner-friendly "Hotdogger" to the pro-line "Psycho Rocks," CBMR has it all.

20 mi | 2,700ft climb

Worth the drive to Almont. A massive climb rewards you with one of the longest, fastest, and most technical descents in the valley. Jedi trees included.

9 mi | 1,900ft climb

A relentless climb from the Nordic Center rewards you with a dip in a pristine alpine lake. The descent is steep, loose, and rowdy. Bring your climbing legs.

30 mi (Loop) | 3,000ft+

An XC rider’s dream. This remote backcountry loop offers massive views of Gothic Mountain and solitude you won’t find on the 401. It’s a big day out.

2.5 mi (Descent) | 1,200ft

A true high-alpine test piece. Loose, rocky, and rowdy. Usually ridden as part of a bigger loop like Reno/Flag. Not for the timid.

11 mi | 2,000ft climb

The crown jewel of legal E-MTB singletrack. A brutal climb leads to a ridge traverse and a rowdy descent. Watch for motos.

20 mi | 3,000ft climb

The "Big One." High-alpine grunt work and glorious descents. It’s a moto-legal loop, making it perfect for the E-Bike. Start early.