Best Mountain Biking in Breckenridge

Looking for the best mountain biking in Breckenridge? We've got you covered with the top trails, trips, hiking, backpacking, camping and more around Breckenridge. The detailed guides, photos, and reviews are all submitted by the incredible Outbound community.

Hike Baker's Tank Loop

When the aspens are sporting their golden hues of autumn, Baker's Tank Loop is a perfect fall hike. The trailhead is about ten minutes from downtown Breckenridge. For part of the hike, you may have the world to yourself. But, for the road porti...

6 miles 645 ft gain

Camp at Boreas Pass

Boreas pass is a high mountain pass in the Rocky Mountains that sits on the Continental Divide at 11,481'. Forest Service Road 33 goes over the pass and has numerous campsites all along its length, with several near the summit that feature breatht...

9 miles 1500 ft gain

MTB Boreas Pass

Boreas Pass is a scenic route that lies between Como (north of Fairplay on Hwy 285) and Breckenridge. It is 21 miles of low maintenance, rough gravel road that follows the Continental Divide and summits at 11,481 feet. Other than the altitude, the...

Hike or Snowshoe to Rainbow Lakes

You can do this hike two different ways: 1- Start from the Peaks Trail Trailhead for an out and back hike, distance is a little over 2 miles roundtrip. 2- Start along the Summit County Recreational Trail (as marked on this map), also out and back ...

3 miles 250 ft gain

Hike to Old Dillon Reservoir

Today, Lake Dillon is one of the biggest attractions in the Dillon Valley, attracting boaters, anglers, and campers. However, the large reservoir we know today was not the first one in the area. The Old Dillon Reservoir was built in the 1930s to ...

1.7 miles 137 ft gain

Hike at Kenosha Pass

The Colorado Trail (http://www.coloradotrail.org) is 500 miles long and stretches from Denver to Durango. Perhaps the most-traveled portion of the Colorado Trail is at Kenosha Pass. Kenosha Pass is well-known for its thick, colorful stands of aspe...

8 miles 1200 ft gain

Hike or Bike the Argentine Railroad Grade

The Argentine Central Railroad Grade trail is just what it says: it follows the old rail bed of the Argentine Central line. All railway remnants have long since been removed, and in its place is a wide, well-defined trail with an easy grade. With ...

5 miles 900 ft gain

Ski or Snowshoe Jones Pass

Its sister trail, Butler Gulch, is an all-time favorite hike (both summer and winter), and since they share a trailhead, I knew Jones Pass would be special as well.Jones Pass is not the type of trail I normally take, since it is actually a 4x4 roa...

6 miles 1600 ft gain

ATV Leavenworth Creek Road (Guanella Pass)

September is famous in Colorado for clear, deep blue skies,sublimely perfect temperatures, and gold-digging – of the leaf variety, thatis. On September 9, wildflower season was recently past and the best of theleaves were yet to come, but it was t...

16.6 miles 3655 ft gain

Escape to Turquoise Lake

Turquoise Lake is an 'off the beaten path' gem only 3 hours from the Denver Metro Area. The area surrounding the lake is home to some spacious and tree-shaded campgrounds. If you plan ahead and book early, you'll have your pick of the best spots w...

Summit Byers Peak

The drive to the start of the trail is okay, having a high clearance vehicle would make the drive easier, but is not necessary. Free parking is available along the side of the road.The trail starts on a closed service road at a gate and requires ...

8.8 miles 2774 ft gain

Hike to the Historical Interlaken Resort

Follow Colorado Highway 24 South from Leadville for 14 miles, then turn right onto Colorado 82 towards Aspen. Turn left onto County Road 25, then follow the road for 1 mile to a small parking area for the Colorado Trail. You have arrived!This trai...

6 miles 500 ft gain

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