Centennial

North Fork Trail - from Brooklyn Lake Road down to the Sand Lake Road. A five mile descent that is nearly all singletrack with a few exciting technical sections. One of the best.

Corner Mt Trails and Camp Loops. Accessed from the Corner Mt Trailhead on Hwy 130, the Centennial Visitor Center via the Viz Trail, or hooked into from above via the Barber Lake Trail and Barber Lake Road. A nice network of trails in and around several campgrounds. Fun rolling sections and a few rocky tech spots can entertain advanced riders while not overloading beginner-intermediate riders.

Little Laramie Trails - trailhead on north side of Hwy 130 a mile or so above Corner Mt TH. Meadow, River, and Lodgepole Loops interconnect for some really fun riding. Use the Sand Lake Road as a pipeline to go back to the top of the system and catch multiple descents on several variations.

Barber Lake Trail - connects the Barber Lake Road just above Barber Lake, with the Green Rock Picnic Ground. pleasant to ascend for access to the Libby Creek Trail or a great loop to go up this and then over and down the North Fork Trail. Fun as a descent. Much of it is an extremely rocky old 2 track but its been used as a singletrack trail for decades now.

Libby Creek Trail - a beautiful loop segment to the south of the upper reaches of the Barber Lake Trail. Upper section stays on the rim of Libby Canyon then drops down onto Libby Creek. Listen for Libby Falls and take a break to check them out.

There's more! Also, daily use fee or an interagency pass are required for Corner Mt TH, Little Laramie TH, and Green Rock PG. Park at "The Viz" and ride a big loop up and down, or hit all of Corner, Camp, and Little Laramie trails in one decent ride....for free...then spend your money at one of Centennial's establishment.

Winter is long and summer is short - Centennial sits at just over 8,000 feet and the top of the North Fork Trail is over 10,000. Best riding starts in May/June in the lower areas, and the NFT isn't ready until July. Late summer and early fall are still nice. The snow biking is coming on too - with Green Rock PG down the Barber Lake road and sometimes trail being a blast. Other trails are occasionally groomed by the USFS and sometimes locals.

Bring water for camping - the USFS currently has not activated any of the pumps in the campgrounds (which stinks...feel free to complain to the Laramie Ranger District Office).

Mt View Hotel, The Friendly Store Motel, The Old Corral Motel, Pine CG, Willow CG, Sugarloaf CG, some nice dispersed camping too. Call ahead for hotel reservations. Call the USFS Laramie RD office for CG info.

Mt View for coffee and breakfast, The Friendly Store for breakfast, The Coffee Corral for coffee. The Bear Tree for beer and pizza, The Old Corral for steaks, The Trading Post for dinner. Many choices for such a small town.