Mountain Biking

Mountain Biking Areas

• Camino Real Ranger District

  The Camino Real Ranger District is managed for many multi-use purposes; hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, skiing, snowmobiling, camping and personal firewood cutting are among the activities. The District manages many acres of the Carson National Forest. The District has more than 252 miles of trail, offering diverse terrain and dramatic landscapes for the skilled hiker.

• 70 Moto Trail
• Agua Piedra Trail 19A
• Agua Sarca Trail #16
• Amole Canyon Trail 10
• Angostura Cutoff Trail 19A
• Angostura Trail 493
• Apache Trail 70B
• Bear Mountain Trail #28
• Buena Suerte Trail 170
• Camino Real Trail #3
• Capulin Trail 494
• Centennial Trail 100
• Cerro Vista Trail 124
• Comales Canyon Trail 22
• Cordova Canyon Trail 17
• Cortado Trail 162
• Devisadero Loop Trail 108
• El Nogal Trail 181
• El Valle Largo Trail 70
• Elliot Barker Trail
• Flechado Canyon Trail 7
• Gallegos Canyon Trail 4
• Gallegos Peak Trail 182
• La Cueva Canyon Trail #492
• La Jara Canyon Trail FR #5
• Mondragon Canyon Trail 660
• North Boundary Trail 495
• Ojitos Canyon Trail 166
• Osha Canyon Trail #20
• Picuris Peak Trail #114
• Policarpio Trail #13
• Pot Creek Interpretive Trail 2
• Rio Chiquito Trail #121
• Rio Grande Del Rancho Trail 18
• Rito De La Olla Trail 438
• Sardinas Canyon Trail #12
• South Boundry Trail #164
• Telephone Canyon Trail 3
• Tienditas Trail 70A
• Tio Maes Trail 5
• Valle De Los Romero Trail 13A
• Burns Lake Trail (F.R. 801)
• Hidden Lake Trail #53
• Martinez Canyon Trail #49
• Questa Ranger District

  The Questa Ranger District is managed for many multi-use purposes; hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, skiing, snowmobiling, camping and personal firewood cutting are among the activities.

• 4th of July Canyon Trail
• Bull Creek Trail 85
• Exploration Trail
• Greenie Peak/Midnight Meadows Trail
• Lake Fork Trail
• Mallette Canyon Trail
• Middle Fork/West Fork Road Trail 487
• Pioneer Creek Trail
• Pioneer Road 485 Trail
• Powderhouse-Little Costilla Peak Trail
• Red River Nature Trail
• Valle Vidal Unit
• Tres Piedras Ranger District

  The Tres Piedras Ranger District is managed for many multi-use purposes; hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, skiing, snowmobiling, camping and personal firewood cutting are among the activities.

• Forest Road 1892 & 1893 Trail
• Forest Road 795 Trail
• Maquinita Canyon Trail
• Tony Marquez Trail