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| Page Type: Area Location: Colorado, United States, North America Lat/Lon: 40.40840°N / 105.15169°W Trail Type: Cross Country, Mountain Season: Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter | Page By: JDub Created/Edited: Oct 12, 2007 / Oct 12, 2007 Object ID: 262269 Hits: 710 Loading... Page Score: 87.09% - 4 Votes Loading... Vote: Log in to vote |
OverviewLoveland & Ft. Collins, CO have a great network of trails ranging from smooth buff singletrack to steep, technical trails. With the addition of the Blue Sky Trail, three of the most popular trails (Devil's Backbone, Horsetooth Mountain Park and Coyote Ridge) are now interconnected creating opportunities for huge all day loops.
You can check out Larimer County's website for loads of information about trails, rules and regulations.
Larimer Co. WebsiteGetting ThereLoveland, CO is located 40 miles north of Denver, CO on I-25 and slightly south of Ft. Collins, CO. Highway 34 is the major east/west roadway, and traveling west on 34 from I-25 will get you to the trails.Red TapeConflicts between hikers and bikers had forced the closure of trails at Devil's Backbone, so please be courteous when riding these trails and yield to hikers and uphill riders.
Also, night riding is not allowed on several of these trails, so be sure to check the rules for each specific trail before heading out under the lights.External LinksMountain High Cyclery
5645 W. Hwy 34
Loveland, CO 80537
970-669-7960
Email - mtnhighcyclery@comcast.net
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Peloton Cycles
1310 East Eisenhower Blvd
Loveland, CO 80537
970-669-5595
Fax: 970-669-5668
Website
Lee's Cyclery
931 E Harmony Rd
Fort Collins, CO 80525
(800) 748-2453
(970) 226-6006
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PUSH Industries
6760 North Franklin Ave
Loveland, CO 80538
Phone: (970) 278-1110
FAX: (970) 278-9450
E-mail: info@pushindustries.com
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REI
4025 S. College Ave.
Fort Collins, CO
Phone: (970) 223-0123Area AttractionsA short drive from Rocky Mountain National Park, and although bikes aren't allowed on trails, it is still definitely worth a visit if you are in the area. Images |
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