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The best & most popular mountain biking trails in Rocky Mountain National Park. Trailforks ranks trails with a combination of user ratings and raw trail usage data from rides.
Please Note: There are no singletrack trails within Rocky Mountain National Park that are open to mountain bikes. This page serves as a general overview of the area. If you're visiting the park and looking for places to ride, check out the following areas: Hall Ranch; Brainard Lake Recreation Area; Heil Ranch
Metro Parks currently features a 9-mile Mountain Bike Trail (for mountain biking only) at Chestnut Ridge. The trail goes through the woods and provides a terrific workout for mountain bike enthusiasts of all abilities.
Most trail bikes are full suspension, and will have more travel than a cross country bike, but less than an enduro bike. Trail bikes usually are in the 140-160mm travel range. The ability to lock out your suspension on a trail bike is huge, too—it makes climbing way easier and efficient.
Chestnut Ridge Metro Park is home to the Chestnut Ridge mountain bike trail. The full mountain bike trail is over nine miles long and is a stacked loop system, the inner loop is the beginner/intermediate trail and the outer loop is the advanced trail.
Find a trail close to you or discover a new adventure as you pedal your way through woods, wetlands or prairies. Whether you’re looking for a scenic flat ride or strength training for endurance cycling, we’ve got you covered.
Quarry Trails, the 20th Metro Park, is located within 5 miles of 350,000 residents, fulfilling a need for access to a park in this area and having a Metro Park within 5 miles of every Franklin County resident. Current amenities include trails, observations areas, a single-track mountain bike trail, a picturesque 25-foot waterfall and lakes.
