Off Highway Vehicles (OHV)
The White River National Forest's motorized trails are managed for 'summer' and 'winter/over snow' use:
• Summer travel: May 21- Nov. 22
• Winter travel: Nov. 23- May 20
Motor Vehicle Use Maps show all motorized roads and trails. These maps show when routes are open and what types of vehicles may use each route.
- Other than winter snowmobile use, motor vehicle travel is allowed only on designated trails and roads. Off-road/trail travel is prohibited.
- Federal law prohibits operation of any mechanical or motorized equipment within the boundaries of a Wilderness or other special closure areas.
- All OHV vehicles and over-snow vehicles must have a current state registration. Visit Colorado Parks and Wildlife to register your vehicle.
Search for Off Highway Vehicles (OHV) Opportunities
Blair Mountain TH #601.1
Blair Mountain is accessed off the Buford New Castle Road #245. It is approved for high clearance full sized vehicles, OHV, bike, horse and foot travel. The trail is 17 miles, and is extremely…
Blair Overlook TH #601.2E
Blair Overlook is accessed off #601.1. It is accessible to full sized, high clearance vehicles, OHVs, bikes, horses and foot traffic. The trail to the overlook is just over 1/2 mile.
Blanco Ranger District (East of Meeker, CO)
Blanco RDThe Blanco Ranger District offers an abundance of well-marked trailheads for access to backcountry and the historic Flat Tops Wilderness
Boreas Pass Road TH #10
At the start of the tour you immediately have spectacular views of the Blue River Valley and the majestic Tenmile Range. The road, managed by Summit County, follows the old South Park and Pacific…
Bowen Lake #631.1
Bowen Lake #631.1 is open to high clearance vehicles, OHV, horse and foot traffic.
Breckenridge Area
Breckenridge area
Brush Creek Road TH #1695
The first mile of the Brush Creek Road is steep and leads through sagebrush offering an excellent view of Green Mountain Reservoir and the Lower Blue River Valley. This road offers solitude as well…
Buford-New Castle Parallel OHV #2290
The Buford-New Castle Parallel OHV Trail begins at the West Elk Trailhead and ends at Forest Road 601 north of Meadow Lake. The trail is 14.5 miles long and is open to motorized vehicles less than…
Burnt Ridge Road #651.1
Burnt Ridge Road is 7.6 miles. It is opne to vehicles with high clearance, ohv, motorcycle, horse, bicycle and foot traffic.Tthe Connects to #603 and #640.
Cattle Guard Road #603.1P
Cattle Guard Road is 1.9 miles and is open to high clearance vehicles, OHV, horse and foot traffice. It is a short cut back to #651.