i am looking for trails in Colorado to go explore....just moved up here about a month ago...help me

Not sure about trails - But Fall is comming !!
The drive out to Cripple Creek is amazing at that time !!

Traildamage.com

thanks. thats a great site....can a 2wd make it down most of these trails

There's some pretty easy trails throughout Teller county, easily 2wdable if dry weather. I lived in Woodland park for 3 years. Cripple Creek is nice in fall. Just be aware of lots of cops all up and down 24 from Colorado Springs! You can take 285 up into the mountains from Denver and hit a few trails off of it, same with I70. You can get to Red Cone from the 285 side but have to get all the way up into Summit county to hit some of the other stuff that connects to Red cone.. I used to live in Breckenridge for 6 years as well, and there are a ton of trails up there in the high country!

aight cool thanks yall

Go run Russel Gulch. Not really a trail persay.....but bad ass.
Rampart Range is very 2WD friendly.
I honestly think I did most of Kingston Peak (if not all of it) without hitting 4WD

welcome to the hood. I lived in Lakewood for about a year. Wads and Alameda

Traildamage.com
X2.
Welcome to the club, I myself just moved to CO, steamboat springs to be exact.

yeah i live in Lakewood now....the weather is way better than Texas 105 degree heat.... hey S2X01, where are those trails located at..and where you living now

living in Wheat Ridge.... 44th and Wadsworth area.

all those trails should be on TrailDamage. Russel Gulch is between Idaho Springs and Central City. Kingston Peak is a little farther north....by Rollinsville. Rampart is a bit farther south.

damn you aint far from where i am at

living in Wheat Ridge.... 44th and Wadsworth area.

all those trails should be on TrailDamage. Russel Gulch is between Idaho Springs and Central City. Kingston Peak is a little farther north....by Rollinsville. Rampart is a bit farther south.

I ran Kingston Peak today, it was sick.

damn i bet it was

Here's (http://www.clubxterra.org/forums/showthread.php?t=22985) pics of that.
I really like Boreas Pass (http://www.traildamage.com/trails/index.php?id=74) (in between Como and Breckenridge). I ran it in October, and there's was only light snow. Definitely 2WD friendly. The aspens are about to turn too (not sure if they've started).
Kingston Peak would be fun too.

damn it looks like yall have a great time....

i used to always go up to boulder. but i lived 10 mins from there and most of coworkers and all ent up that area.

i am thinking about going wheeling Sunday 12th...any recommendations that on the first place i should try.....remember i have a 2wd and this will be my first time wheeling in colorado

When you figure out where, I will be happy to run it with you.
... depending on where it is.

aight cool.....me and my girl will be in my X....you married or anything? and i only have a 2wd so i wont hit any crazy shit

I'm 18. :D
I'm kind of all about the crazy shit.

And I guess I could be down for some 2wd friendly trails. Although if it's too long a drive I'm not sure it's worth it to run a dirt road.

Colorado 4x4
http://www.colorado4x4.org/vbb/forumdisplay.php?f=14

Trail Damage
http://www.traildamage.com/google_colorado.php

Stay The Trail
http://staythetrail.org/maps/index.php

Everything else I have is dirt bike oriented

yeah if i had a 4wd i would hit lots of crazy shit....maybe when i get a lift and some better tires i will go for some heavier trails.....but i will most likely be going to trails in Gulpin County....like around blackhawk and central city

I might drive down to Denver to see if I can find like a 4x4 shop or something to pick up some wheels for my 33"s this weekend, if I have extra time I would be down to hit trails.

get on the denver craigslist for wheels dude.

way cheaper.

True, I'll take a look.
I got my 33"s off CL.

old stage road is nice gold camp also depends if you livein the colorado springs area, theres plenty of trails here and tons of mountains to explore