Trails are subject to change. Please contact the Beaver Creek Hiking Center (970) 754-5373 for the most up to date trail status.
Recommended Hikes:
From Beaver Creek Village
-Village Loop/Buddy's Way
-Five Senses Trail
-Creekside Family Walk (access to Creekside Park playground and picnic area)
-Beaver Lake Trail
-Overlook Trail (our signature trail)
From Spruce Saddle
-Cinch Mountain Road (45min - 1hr downhill dirt road)
-Overlook Trail (our signature hiking trail)
-Royal Elk Trail to Beaver Creek Lake Trail
-Discovery and Spruce Saddle Loops
Recommended Bike Rides:
From Beaver Creek Village
-Cinch Mountain Road (4-5 mile strenuous climb to Spruce Saddle)
-Cinch to Allie's Way to Village Village Trail to Stack It (Nice X-C)
-Lost Buck
-Village to Village Trail (from Beaver Creek to Arrowhead is approx. 7 miles. There is an option to ride bike paths back to Beaver Creek Village or ride the parking lot shuttle from the parking lots.)
From Spruce Saddle
-Dally Mountain Road (Not recommended for novice riders. Steep, loose, and rocky in spots)
-PHQ Hill Climb (strenuous, loose and rocky in spots)
-Cinch Mountain Road (novice riders. 30-45 minute dirt road downhill
-Dally Mountain Road (not recommended for novice riders. Steep, loose, and rocky in spots. Good access to Village to Village and Allie's Way trails)
-Rose Petal (loose and technical in spots)
-Portions of Corkscrew (lower section are closed due to logging operations)
Bachelor Gulch
-Ridge Rider and Bear Paw loops are open and signed in Bachelor Gulch.
Closures
-Lower sections of Corkscrew due to logging operations
Please be Aware of Bears
Bears are waking up from their winter sleep and becoming active this time of year. Hikers and bikers rarely encounter bears, but if you do please stay calm and back away slowly. Beaver Creek wants to ensure the safety of all guests and asks that everyone is cautious and respectful of wildlife.
Be Prepared
Weather can change suddenly in the mountains this time of year. It is recommended that you carry a light jacket, sunscreen, and water while traveling on the mountain.
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Beaver Creek Mountain
2010 Trail Map
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