WELCOME DIRT ENTHUSIASTS!

The Rampart Range Motorcycle Management Committee (RRMMC) is an all-volunteer, nonprofit corporation founded in 1972 to work with the Forest Service to promote and preserve dirt bike trail riding opportunities in the Rampart Range area of Pike National Forest near Sedalia, Colorado. The trail system is located approximately 35 miles southwest of Denver and is open to motorized recreation such as motorcycles and ATV's under 50" width.

Road and Trails are OPEN. (5/20/2010)

As of 8:30 this morning, the Forest Service has lifted the temporary closure and the road and trails are now open. There are still a few problem areas and some trail work in progress, so watch out for crews and unexpected hazards.

Three new trail sections have been completed and are now OPEN! (6/8/2009)

Those of you who attended the Spring Poker Run this year already got a chance to try them out, but for the rest of you, we are pleased to announce that several sections of NEW ATV/MOTORCYCLE TRAILS have been opened this spring. One starts from the parking lot at the intersection of Highway 67 and Rampart Range Road and connects with the middle of trail 673 (the Bar trail). Another section connects from 686 to 682, and a third short section connects from 683 to 646. Numbers and names for these new trails have not been assigned yet, and they have not yet been rated for difficulty or mileage, but watch here for that information when it becomes available.

Road and Trails are OPEN as of April May 8th. (5/8/2009)

The trails and road are now OPEN for the season. Hopefully we won't get more snow to close them down again. As always, use caution, keep speeds down, tread lightly, and watch for tree thinning operations.

Improvements at Highway 67 and Rampart Range Road are complete! (12/15/2008)

Douglas County and the US Forest Service have completed their work on improvements to the Highway 67/Rampart Range Road intersection. The hill has been flattened a bit, the parking area has been made much larger, and the entrance for the Forest Service work center has been moved down the hill a little. This should improve safety, as well as giving more room to park in the off season for those who like to brave the snow.

Volunteers build a bridge on new ATV trail (8/21/2008)

The August 2008 Work Party, sponsored by Performance Cycle had a great turnout and was able to participate in a historical project: building the first bridge on a section of new ATV trail which will be opening soon. See the article and photos here.

TrailsInTrouble.org Website (2/7/2008)

TrailsInTrouble.org has launched an excellent website with information about the US Forest Service Travel Management Plan and what we can do to help. It includes a well-made video which you can watch online to enlighten recreational users about the issues at hand. Please pass the word.

Status Update on Rampart Improvements (Rampart Travel Management Plan) (6/15/2006)

An article about the current status of the new trails at Rampart is now available. Find out what's been going on this spring and what is happening next.