For our June trip, we’re heading into the Red Feather Lakes region, a stunning mix of alpine forests, rocky outcroppings, and quiet dirt roads. This route will take us deep into Northern Colorado’s backcountry, covering gravel, forest service roads, and scenic doubletrack.

We'll set up camp in a remote spot surrounded by pines, perfect for a night under the stars. Expect some solid climbing, rewarding views, and an unforgettable ride. Come ready for adventure! 🚲🏕️🌲

Ideal bike: Gravel bike, Hardtail MTB

Approximate distance: 60 miles round trip

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July’s overnighter is all about big climbs and remote roads at the famed Rollins Pass.

🔹 Rollins Pass is a classic Front Range ride that everyone needs to check out at least once. A rugged dirt road strewn with rocks, incredible views and an unforgettable experience. We'll start in either Black Hawk or Nederland, ride up the pass and set up camp before making a final ascent to the summit with a lighter set up.  Final details coming soon—get your climbing legs ready! 🚵‍♂️🏕️🌲

Ideal bike: Hardtail MTB, possible on a gravel bike with some hike a bike

Approximate distance: TBD

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August will venture slightly beyond the Front Range into the Collegiates. We're going to tackle segments 1-8 over a week in August. This will be a restricted group size purely due to logistical difficulty with large groups on a ride of this scale.

More details to come, contact us if you're seriously interested in attending.

For September, we'll be helping out/hanging out at the Bikepacking Roots Mountain West Summit which will be held at Rustic Creek Ranch in the heart of the Buffalo Creek Recreation area. This event will bring together bikepackers from all over the region (100-150 people) to celebrate everything bikepacking including speakers, clinics, day-rides and overnight trips from base camp. 

More details to come, but put this one on the calendar!

For October, we'll be rolling the dice and heading up Gold Camp Road to a private camp ground in Victor, CO. We'll start in Colorado Springs and head of the famed Gold Camp Road to camp by a lake in a private camp ground. We'll turn it back around the next morning and hit some singletrack on the way back down to COS (feel free to take the road all the way down). 

Ideal bike: Hardtail MTB for maximum fun, a gravel bike will work if you skip the singletrack

Approximate distance: 65-75 miles

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