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The most commonly ridden trail from Kenosha Pass to Georgia Pass - a front range gem!


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23.6

Miles

38.0

KM

100%

Singletrack

11,766' 3,586 m

High

9,876' 3,010 m

Low

3,207' 977 m

Up

3,205' 977 m

Down

5%

Avg Grade (3°)

16%

Max Grade (9°)

Dogs Unknown

E-Bikes Not Allowed

Overview

This is a great out and back ride from Kenosha Pass. Enjoy the aspens and great views as you ride up to Georgia Pass.

Description

There's a large parking lot right at the top of Kenosha Pass on 285. You'll ride the Colorado Trail west or on the right side if you're headed south on 285. It starts off with a tough climb that makes almost everyone gasp for air while mumbling 'Wow, I'm feeling the altitude!' because you are above 10,000ft.

Stay on the Colorado Trail and you'll come to the backside of that pass. You'll see where 285 drops back down to the huge Como valley. You'll pass through sections of aspens, some more descents and rolling terrain, then you'll finally dump down to a dirt road.

Cross the road, head over a big bridge, ride up about 200 yards and you'll see a sign that says Colorado Trail up and to the left. That begins a climb up to Georgia Pass that is typically about 45 mins. - 1 hr. This section is challenging as the first 3-4 miles are rocky and somewhat technical.

About 2.5 miles up you can take a break at what we is called 'Lunch Rocks' where there is a big rock outcropping that gives you some nice views. After lunch, keep heading up and you'll soon be above tree line. From here, it's a quick dash to the summit at Georgia Pass.

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Shared By:

Brandon Eifrid with improvements by s platte

Trail Ratings

  4.5 from 39 votes

#2

in Park County

#418

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#2

in Park County

#115

in Colorado

#418

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Chilly October ride with awesome views and one last hurrah before snow covers all of this!
Mar 18, 2016 near Brecken…, CO
Descending the Colorado Trail near South Park Valley
Sep 11, 2013 near Brecken…, CO
Just before you top out at Georgia Pass, stop, regroup, refuel, laugh with friends and enjoy the scenery. For a better way back down go right on W. Jefferson trail instead of going back down the way you came.
Dec 6, 2012 near Brecken…, CO
Kenosha looking toward Breckenridge.
Sep 8, 2021 near Jefferson, CO
Enjoy the initial downhill before the grunt to Georgia Pass.
Sep 7, 2017 near Jefferson, CO
A well earned breather to gaze upon Mt. Guyot.
Sep 7, 2017 near Jefferson, CO
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Oct 6, 2024
Dan 60D5H411
With Owen, Eliana, Tina. Made it to lunch rock
Oct 1, 2024
Tom Hartter
Aug 24, 2024
Kyle E Glancy
ew. My Dad and
Sep 24, 2022
Ryan MD
Beautiful trail! Tons of hikers now that the leaves are turning, but worth it! Don't be selfish and share the trail.
Sep 1, 2021
Patrick Burns
One of the best rides around. Period.
Jul 10, 2021
David HH
4h 30m
Jul 4, 2021
Eric Smith
Awesome ride, about 8 downed trees on the Jefferson descent 23.2mi — 4h 20m
Oct 10, 2020
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