MTB Project Logo

A flowy access to the summit of Green Mountain from the northeast neighborhoods.


Your Rating: Rating Rating Rating Rating Rating      Clear Rating
Your Difficulty:
Your Favorites: Add To-Do · Your List

2.0

Miles

3.3

KM

Singletrack

6,737' 2,053 m

High

6,142' 1,872 m

Low

621' 189 m

Up

27' 8 m

Down

6%

Avg Grade (3°)

14%

Max Grade (8°)

Dogs Leashed

E-Bikes Allowed

Soon to be rerouted around muddy section. Muddy in the spring.

Description

Access this trail from the neighborhoods on the northeast side of Green Mountain - only street parking available.

The trail starts on packed dirt with a mellow climb becoming steeper as it passes the water tower and begins switchbacking up Green Mountain.

At the top of the first ridge, packed dirt gives way to loose large gravel, becoming more easily doable again as the trail wraps up the side of the nearest peak. After coming around the side of the peak, the trail briefly follows a doubletrack road in the uphill direction until it comes to a fenced area containing geological test equipment.

Find the singletrack to the right of the fence. Soon after the fence there is a brief downhill before the trail climbs up the fall line of the valley. This section is prone to be muddy and is soon to be rerouted higher up on the right side of the valley. A switchback again brings the trail to a loose gravelly ridge and, after a trying rocky climb, the trail meets up with the Green Mountain Loop Trail.

Contacts

Shared By:

Henry Gotjen with improvements by Laurie Allin and 1 other

Trail Ratings

  2.6 from 16 votes

#25931

Overall
  2.6 from 16 votes
5 Star
0%
4 Star
13%
3 Star
44%
2 Star
31%
1 Star
13%
Trail Rankings

#2,430

in Colorado

#25,931

Overall
1 Views Last Month
1,706 Since May 31, 2015
Intermediate Intermediate

14%
14%
50%
14%
7%
0%

Photos

Midway Up North Access.
Jun 18, 2022 near West Pl…, CO
loading

Weather


Current Trail Conditions

Unknown
Add Your Check-In

Check-Ins

Nov 12, 2023
Brett Beard
Took it down, sweet and flowy. Excited to do this again. — 0h 13m
Jul 8, 2023
Loren D
Recent rains have created ruts in a few places, making for a couple climbs being much tougher than normal.
May 26, 2023
Peter Tiley
May 23, 2023
Kenny S
Oct 21, 2021
Rafael Medina
Apr 25, 2021
William Tait
I
Oct 19, 2019
Daniel Feldman
Jun 3, 2017
Clare Liu
Welcome

Join the Community! It's FREE

Already have an account? Login to close this notice.