This trail follows Avalanche Creek up toward the base of Capitol Peak ending at Avalanche Lake. The trail is 11 miles gaining around 4,200′ of elevation along the way.
Avalanche Creek
May 13, 2012 by ·
This trail follows Avalanche Creek up toward the base of Capitol Peak ending at Avalanche Lake. The trail is 11 miles gaining around 4,200′ of elevation along the way.
Uncompahgre Peak
March 16, 2012 by ·
Bangs Canyon
February 18, 2012 by ·
Bangs Canyon is located just east of the Colorado National Monument. There are a variety of trails for trucks, suvs, atvs, motorcycles, mountain bikes and walking. Many of the trails are limited by 50″ gates to keep out trucks and suvs. The trails connect to the Tabeguache Trail which is a 142 mile trail that is on the list of things to hit. For more information on the Bangs Canyon Area and the Tabeguache Trail check out these links:
- Bangs Canyon BLM Official Site
- Tabeguache Trail BLM Official Site
- Colorado Plateau Mountain Bike Trail Association Tabeguache Trail Page (this site also includes information for the Kokopelli and Paradox Trails)
Crescent Lake
February 17, 2012 by ·
Crescent Lake is a great destination for 4x4s, motorcycles, atvs etc. It is high on the Colorado Flattops and has a very rough road that is impassable in wet conditions. For those looking to get away and test their offroad skills this is a great place for late summer as its a high alpine destination.
Hovenweep
February 13, 2012 by ·

