Mountain Biking in Aspen, Colorado
Read about Mountain Biking near Aspen and Snowmass, CO.

Mountain Biking Trails Near Aspen and Snowmass, Colorado
Aspen offers a wide variety of single track trails for all levels of mountain biking enthusiasts. However, much of the surrounding wilderness is not accessible to mechanized transportation which includes mountain bikes. There is still plenty of biking options in and around Aspen and Snowmass, Colorado. View information about trails around Aspen below.

Rio Grande Trail - The Rio Grande trail starts directly behind the Post Office on Puppy Smith Street. Enjoy two miles of paved terrain before the trail crosses Cemetery Lane becoming a dirt trail at that point. The trail meanders to Woody Creek.

Hunter Creek & Hunter Valley - The Hunter Creek Trail begins on Lone Pine Road which is just east of the Community Center. Mountain Bikes are only allowed to ride to the wilderness boundary.

Sunnyside Trail - The Sunnyside Trail begins on Cemetery Lane. Follow Cemetery Lane from Hwy 82 where the road crosses the Roaring Fork River. Approximately 1/4 mile beyond this point you will see the trail beginning on the right.

Brush Creek/Government Trail - The trail begins behind the tennis courts on Maroon Creek Road. It crosses Buttermilk Mountain and finishes in Snowmass. As this trail crosses private property, it is VERY important that bikers stay on the trail only. Failure to do so could jeopardize future use of this trail.