US 36 Bike Path Completed in early 2016, the US 36 Bikeway is part of the Highway 36 Commuting Corridor that connects the communities of Boulder and Denver. Unfortunately, the Boulder to Denver Bikeway comes up a little short of Denver. Currently, the east portion of the trail ends in neighborhood park in Westminster, CO. …
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Decker’s Creek Rail Trail gains 1000 feet from Morgantown WV to Reedsville WV. Since this is spread over 17 miles, it means you pedal, but not very hard. Then coming down is a gentle coast downhill that is so worth the uphill effort. I had the feeling of my bike going on it’s own, but …
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Segment Six of the Colorado Trail This is the longest of the 28 Colorado Trail segments. If you hike or ride the entire segment, it is 32.9 miles. It is not for the faint-hearted. It is not necessarily a hard trail, but between the distance and the elevation at Georgia Pass, it can be a …
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Segment 3 of the Colorado Trail This trail guide is part of a Trailsnet series especially designed for Colorado Trail mountain bikers & hikers who are tackling the CO Trail one segment at a time. Here are some tips for riding or hiking this trail: It is slightly easier to do this trail from west …
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Some brave souls manage to hike or ride the Colorado Trail all in one epic journey. The rest of us are satisfied to bang it out one segment at a time over several years. If you fall into the latter group, and you want to make the trips as manageable as possible, you may want …
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