Summer Trail Status

Couple Mountain Biking at Beaver Creek in the Autumn

Multi-Use Trails
Hiking Trails
Biking Trails
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Multi Use Trails

Multi-use trails are designated for hiking, biking and horseback riding.

Green Trails - Requires basic mountain bike handling skills. Open and forested areas, smaller embedded rocks, loose rocks, and tree roots. Gentle grades ~6%
Blue Trails - Requires good mountian biking skills. May encounter bern turns, tight quarters, large rocks and roots. Moderate grades ~10%
Black Trails - Requires advanced mountain biking skills. May encounter large rock gardens and roots, steep ascents with grades ranging in excess of 10%

Status	Trail Name	Difficulty	Description	Distance
Closed	Allie’s Way™		This scenic trail is a great beginner hiking path and intermediate mountain biking trail through the trees and slopes of Beaver Creek	1mi (1.6km)
Closed	Arrowhead Mountain Trail™		A great backcountry feel, this trail winds up the Arrowhead valley eventually connecting with Primrose and Piece O’Cake Trail	3.7mi (6km)
Closed	Bachelor, Bear Paw & Ridge Rider Loops™		These multi-use trails are part of the Bachelor Gulch trail network. Enjoy scenic hikes that start and finish in Bachelor Gulch
Closed	Beaver Creek Recreation Path™		A paved recreation path adjacent to Village Road, which connects Avon to Beaver Creek Village	2mi (3.2km)
Closed	Beaver Creek Village Loop™		An easy hike out of the Village. The trail winds up through the aspens and along the open slopes of the Haymeadow area above the village	1.7mi (2.8km)
Closed	Buddy's Way™		Part of Village Loop, this section is an easy hike winding through the wildflowers and aspen stands overlooking the village	1mi (1.6km)
Closed	Cinch™		Beautiful views of Beaver Creek Valley and the Gore Range. Cinch is the recommended route for beginner scenic bike rides to the village	4.5mi (7.2km)
Closed	Dally™		You’ll pass the Birds of Prey™ Express Lift and wind down along Beaver Creek by Red Tail Camp. Not recommended for novice bike riders	4.5mi (7.2km)
Closed	Piece O’ Cake and Primrose™		Offering hikers and bikers an easy and scenic route to the tops of Arrowhead, Bachelor Gulch and Beaver Creek Mountains.
Closed	Village-to-Village Trail™		From Red Tail Camp, the trail heads across the hillside, through meadows and aspen groves into Bachelor Gulch and Arrowhead	3mi (4.8km)
Closed	Aspen Glade™		Enjoy views, aspen trees and wildflowers on this intermediate hike. Or combine this trail with others for a longer hike	1mi (1.6km)
Closed	Daybreak Ridge™		A great link from the ridge top (Primrose) to Village-to-Village Trail	1.8mi (3km)
Closed	Elkhorn Trail		Quiet multi-use trail connecting Beaver Creek Landing to Village-to-Village Trail	2.4mi (4km)
Closed	Lost Buck™		An easy intermediate access route from the base of Chair #12 connecting with Stack-It, Lost Buck Spur and Village-to-Village Trails	1.7mi (2.8km)
Closed	Lost Buck Spur™		An intermediate trail, this single-track trail passes through aspen glades, then connects with Beaver Lake Trail	0.8mi (1.2km)
Closed	Rose Pedal™		An intermediate single-track trail from either direction. Rose Pedal begins its descent from Spruce Saddle and winds its way down to Cinch	2mi (3.2km)
Closed	Beano’s Hill Climb™		This climb is a rough fire road to the top of Chair #11 and Larkspur Bowl	2.9mi (4.6km)
Closed	PHQ Hill Climb™		This trail zigzags 1,240 vertical feet (378 m) from Spruce Saddle to Ski Patrol Headquarters at the summit of the mountain	0.7mi (4.3km)

Hiking Only Trails

Hiking trails are closed to bikers and horseback riding.

Green Trails - Open and forested areas, smaller embedded rocks, loose rocks, and tree roots. Gentle grades ~6%
Blue Trails - May encounter bern turns, tight quarters, large rocks and roots. Moderate grades ~10%
Black Trails - May encounter large rock gardens and roots, steep ascents with grades ranging in excess of 10%

From Beaver Creek Village

Status	Trail Name	Difficulty	Description	Distance
Closed	Five Senses Trail™		This trail begins at the base of Chair #6, crosses Beaver Creek and follows the road to Flood's Fishing Ponds and the Bevaer Lake Trailhead	1mi (1.6km)
Closed	Discovery Loop™		An easier interpretive hike exploring the cultural history of the region as well as the indigenous wildlife of the area	1.5 mi (2.4km)
Closed	Creekside Loop		Perfect for the family - a gentle loop that passes through Creekside Park where you'll find a playground, picnic tables and restrooms	1.5mi (2.4km)
Closed	Beaver Lake Trail™		Follow this trail along Beaver Creek past the base of Chairs #9, 10 and 11, and Beano's Cabin, up through the valley where pristine Beaver Lake lies	6mi (9.7km)

From Spruce Saddle

Status	Trail Name	Difficulty	Description	Distance
Closed	Spruce Saddle Loop™		An easier, mid-mountain interpretive tour at Spruce Saddle where you can learn about local flora and fauna	1mi (1.6km)
Closed	Royal Elk Trail™		trail is generally downhill and can be accessed by riding Centennial Express Lift. The route traverses the Talons Challenge ski are and connects with Beaver Lake Trail	2.5 mi (4.1km)
Closed	Overlook Trail™		Near the top, take in views of the Sawatch Mountain Range from the overlook and on your way down, watch as Beaver Creek Village unfolds below you	4mi (6.5km)

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