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Trail Status: OPEN
Rampart Range Road Status: OPEN
RRMMC Trail Maps are available here:
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Sprucewood Inn
Fay Myers
Vickery Motorsports
Performance Cycle of Colorado
Grand Prix Motorsports
Apex Sports
RPM Motorsports
G-Force Powersports
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South Platte Ranger District – 303-275-5610
Camping - https://rockymountainrec.com/
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Next Poker Runs - 6/4 & 9/10
Next AADSR - 9/23-924
If you would like to donate to RRMMC, you can easily do so here: PAYPAL
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UPDATES - Status and Conditions >>>
Trail Status: OPEN
Rampart Range Road Status: OPEN
RRMMC Trail Maps are available here:
Avenza – Get the App https://www.avenza.com/
MotoRidePhoto (online ordering)
Jarre Mart
Sprucewood Inn
Fay Myers
Vickery Motorsports
Performance Cycle of Colorado
Grand Prix Motorsports
Apex Sports
RPM Motorsports
G-Force Powersports
Questions:
South Platte Ranger District – 303-275-5610
Pikes Peak Ranger District – 719-636-1602
Camping - https://rockymountainrec.com/
EVENTS
Next Poker Runs - 6/4 & 9/10
Next AADSR - 9/23-924
If you would like to donate to RRMMC, you can easily do so here: PayPal
Work parties are back! See our EVENTS page for upcoming opportunities. Please feel free to be good stewards out there on the trails and report any issues HERE
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CALL TO ACTION - Enduro Skills Area Public Comments
In 2018 and 2020, the RRMMC applied for grant funding from the Colorado OHV fund to create two educational opportunities at Rampart Range: an enduro skills training area and a true beginner training area. Now in 2023, we are finally getting closer to seeing this project come to fruition!
As of 3/30/23, we have entered the public comment phase of the project and we are asking for your assistance in sharing feedback to the USFS in support of the project.
We’ve included the project details here below, but ask that you share comments in your own voice. Tell the USFS why YOU want to see these riding opportunities at Rampart Range and how you think our community will benefit from them. Feel free to share personal stories and examples.
Deadline for comments is 4/28/23.
Comments Here
Overview:
With this project, we can provide the opportunities and increased access that motorized users are currently seeking and will continue to pursue as their skills develop. Creating these educational experiences supports the RRMMC’s goals of fostering stewardship and responsible recreation.
Project Goals:
Provide recreational opportunities for users that match their needs.
Expand the Dutch Fred at Rampart Range area into a greater enrichment area with education and skills training for varying levels of experience, including an intermediate/advanced enduro skills area and a true beginner training area.
Provide information to users regarding stewardship.
Why is this Necessary?
There is a need among Rampart Range’s users for intermediate, advanced, and true beginner’s riding opportunities where trail riders can learn to operate a dirt bike in the manner that is necessary for the challenges they will face on the trail.
Rampart Range’s visitors are looking for a designated place for education and practice. Currently, there are no designated educational opportunities at Rampart Range for skills development for true beginners and experienced motorized users.
Riders that have the skills to ride over a log or navigate challenging terrain are more likely to stay the trail when they face these obstacles on the trail.
More and more new riders are entering the sport and many riders today are looking for additional challenges.
Resources:
Project Video
Project Info
Comment Form
Comment Deadline: 4/28/2023 11:59:59 PM MST
Trail Info
Located in the Pike-San Isabel National Forest about 35 miles southwest of Denver are nearly 200 miles of trails with terrain and challenges varied enough for riders of all abilities to find enjoyable.
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Rights and Education
If you are at all concerned about your access to and use of public lands in general and the Rampart Range area in particular, you need to make your concerns heard. Take part in the preservation of the area.
READ MORE…
Updates
Trail Status: OPEN
Rampart Range Road Status: OPEN
Support
The RRMMC is an all-volunteer, nonprofit corporation founded in 1972 to work with the Forest Service to promote and preserve the riding opportunities at Rampart. It’s a big job and we can use all the support we can get.
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FAQs
Q: Why don’t you designate the trails as one-way?
Q: I need somebody to ride with. Can you guys help me?
Q: Is “Top of the World” ever going to re-open?
Get answers to our most frequently asked questions.
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About RRMMC
The present Rampart Range is the result of the efforts of off-road enthusiasts whose commitment to the area began in the mid 1940s when local residents began to exercise their Harley’s and Triumphs on the old roads and game trails.
READ MORE…
Trail Info
Located in the Pike-San Isabel National Forest about 35 miles southwest of Denver are nearly 200 miles of trails with terrain and challenges varied enough for riders of all abilities to find enjoyable.
FAQs
Q: Why don’t you designate the trails as one-way?
Q: I need somebody to ride with. Can you guys help me?
Q: Is “Top of the World” ever going to re-open?
Get answers to our most frequently asked questions.
READ MORE…
About RRMMC
The present Rampart Range is the result of the efforts of off-road enthusiasts whose commitment to the area began in the mid 1940s when local residents began to exercise their Harley’s and Triumphs on the old roads and game trails.
Rights and Education
If you are at all concerned about your access to and use of public lands in general and the Rampart Range area in particular, you need to make your concerns heard. Take part in the preservation of the area.
READ MORE…
Support
The RRMMC is an all-volunteer, nonprofit corporation founded in 1972 to work with the Forest Service to promote and preserve the riding opportunities at Rampart. It’s a big job and we can use all the support we can get.
Updates
Trail Status: OPEN
Rampart Range Road Status: OPEN
Events
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