Please pay special attention to ALL Avalanche warnings.
Where to Ride ?
On Public Lands
Check out the Trail Reports page on the Colorado Snowmobile Association for places to ride your snowmobile in Colorado.
See the Colorado Land Agency Map for location and contact information for several government agencies, including the Bureau of Land Management and the United States Forest Service.
Make sure you go to the Trails page for detailed map and descriptions of some of the trails in Clear Creek County.
Fall River Reservoir
DISTANCE: 3.2 MILES ONE-WAY
ELEVATION / GAIN / LOSS: 1,600, START 9,200, END 10,800
LEVEL: INTERMEDIATE
AVALANCHE: MINIMAL
GETTING THERE: I-70 to the Fall River Road exit #238. Take this road approximately 6 miles up to the 2nd switchback, veer off to the left of the 2nd switch back and enter the dirt road. Park to the east of this switchback. The trail follows the drainage.
ABOUT: You can see Mt. Flora, Mt. Eva and James Peak on the Continental Divide from this trail.
OTHER ACTIVITIES: 4-wheeling, showshoeing, cross country skiing, snowmobile
ELEVATION / GAIN / LOSS: 1,600, START 9,200, END 10,800
LEVEL: INTERMEDIATE
AVALANCHE: MINIMAL
GETTING THERE: I-70 to the Fall River Road exit #238. Take this road approximately 6 miles up to the 2nd switchback, veer off to the left of the 2nd switch back and enter the dirt road. Park to the east of this switchback. The trail follows the drainage.
ABOUT: You can see Mt. Flora, Mt. Eva and James Peak on the Continental Divide from this trail.
OTHER ACTIVITIES: 4-wheeling, showshoeing, cross country skiing, snowmobile