Grand County is a Year-Round Mountain Biking Destination
Mountain biking is a four-season activity in Grand County CO. Easy drive from Denver. Biking trails combine with bike parks and even fat biking to keep wheels spinning year-round.
Here are just a few ways to enjoy the trails on two wheels during all four seasons in Grand County.
Fall – Fabulous Foliage
Fall is simply fabulous on two wheels in Grand County, no matter your experience level. Fraser to Granby Trail, Willow Creek Trail, and Rogers Pass Trailhead are just a few of the many options available. Winter Park alone boasts more than 600 miles of marked and mapped trails so you know you can find one with your name on it in Grand County!
Winter – Fat Biking in a Nordic Wonderland
When the snow falls, the biking doesn’t stop. Fat bikes with their oversized tires can be found on designated, groomed Nordic trails at locations like Devil’s Thumb Ranch, Latigo Ranch, and the YMCA of the Rockies Snow Mountain Ranch. Riders can also explore hundreds of miles of trails or hire a guide to navigate the serene, snowy landscape.
Spring – Scenic Gravel Grinds
As the snow melts, miles of gravel and dirt roads offer the perfect opportunity for early-season rides. It’s an ideal way to break out the bike, take in the views of Grand County’s awakening landscape, and prepare for the summer trail season without damaging soft trails.
Summer – Lift-Served Thrills & Expansive Trails
Grand County transforms into a mountain biking mecca in the summer. Ski slopes become downhill trails, with lifts giving riders a scenic and easy ascent. Trestle Bike Park at Winter Park offers over 40 miles of trails, from beginner to double-black diamond. Bike Granby Ranch provides more than 30 miles of its own, while Devil’s Thumb Ranch and YMCA of the Rockies offer extensive cross-country trail systems. With over 600 miles of marked and mapped trails, Winter Park alone solidifies the area as a top summer biking hub.
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