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Rampart Range Trail Information
Located in the Pike-San Isabel National Forest about 35 miles southwest of Denver are nearly 200 miles of trails for OHVs, (Off Highway Vehicles). This area is known as the Rampart Range Motorized Recreation Area. The trails, some of which were originally stage coach roads and game trails, traverse several hundred square miles of national forest at elevations ranging from about 6,500 feet to over 8,500 feet. There are currently over 30 designated trails with terrain and challenges varied enough for riders of all abilities to find enjoyable. The South Platte Ranger District of the USDA Forest Service and the Rampart Range Motorized Management Committee (RRMMC) maintain the trail system.
For more details about the history of Rampart Range Motorized Recreation Area, see our About page.
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Sound Limits
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Safety Considerations
Dirt biking (or any form of motorized recreation) can be dangerous. There is always...
OHV Registration
Money pooled from the OHV registration program goes directly into the trails that we...
Directions
From Denver, take Santa Fe (Highway 85) south to Sedalia, or from Castle Rock, take...
Trail Markings
Rampart Range is a multi-use trail system. Each trail will be designated with its trail number,...
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There are numerous parking areas all along Rampart Range Road. Most are clearly...
Trail Etiquette
It is the responsibility of the trail user to know some basic rules of etiquette.All...
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Some of the trails can be quite remote. It is a good idea to carry a few supplies in...
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