Durango, Colorado Trail MTB evoTrip
If you're looking for the most extreme guided mountain biking tour in the Rockies, you've found it.
Questions? Connect with an evoTrip expert! Contact us here.
Experience the jaw-dropping beauty of Western Colorado’s San Juan Range as we traverse, often high above tree line, the Colorado Trail from Molas Pass to Durango.
Take an exhilarating mountain biking adventure with our partners at Rim Tours along the renowned Colorado Trail from Silverton to Durango, Colorado. This guided journey offers riders the opportunity to traverse some of the most breathtaking alpine terrain in the San Juan Mountains, featuring continuous technical singletrack that defines backcountry mountain biking.
As you navigate elevations ranging between 9,000 and 12,000 feet, you'll be rewarded with panoramic views of expansive basins adorned with wildflowers, dramatic red mountains, lush green forests, and serene alpine lakes. Each day presents an opportunity to enhance your riding skills amidst Colorado's stunning high country.
Under the guidance of Rim Tours' experienced professional guides, you'll tackle demanding climbs and thrilling descents, culminating in a final day's exhilarating 5,000-foot descent into Durango. Evenings are spent at well-appointed campsites, where you can relax under the star-studded sky and share stories with fellow riders, immersing yourself in the camaraderie of this unforgettable journey.
Prepare for an unparalleled biking experience that seamlessly combines adventure and natural beauty, in one of Colorado's most iconic landscapes.
This trip is designed for traditional analog mountain bikes—e-bikes are not permitted.
The trails are suitable for advanced and experienced mountain bikers who are fit and confident on technical terrain. Please see our FAQs for more details.
Questions? Connect with an evoTrip expert! Contact us here.
Experience the jaw-dropping beauty of Western Colorado’s San Juan Range as we traverse, often high above tree line, the Colorado Trail from Molas Pass to Durango.
Take an exhilarating mountain biking adventure with our partners at Rim Tours along the renowned Colorado Trail from Silverton to Durango, Colorado. This guided journey offers riders the opportunity to traverse some of the most breathtaking alpine terrain in the San Juan Mountains, featuring continuous technical singletrack that defines backcountry mountain biking.
As you navigate elevations ranging between 9,000 and 12,000 feet, you'll be rewarded with panoramic views of expansive basins adorned with wildflowers, dramatic red mountains, lush green forests, and serene alpine lakes. Each day presents an opportunity to enhance your riding skills amidst Colorado's stunning high country.
Under the guidance of Rim Tours' experienced professional guides, you'll tackle demanding climbs and thrilling descents, culminating in a final day's exhilarating 5,000-foot descent into Durango. Evenings are spent at well-appointed campsites, where you can relax under the star-studded sky and share stories with fellow riders, immersing yourself in the camaraderie of this unforgettable journey.
Prepare for an unparalleled biking experience that seamlessly combines adventure and natural beauty, in one of Colorado's most iconic landscapes.
This trip is designed for traditional analog mountain bikes—e-bikes are not permitted.
The trails are suitable for advanced and experienced mountain bikers who are fit and confident on technical terrain. Please see our FAQs for more details.
Durango, Colorado Trail MTB evoTrip
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