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O - Open | C - Closed

Green Trails
Blue Trails
Black Trails
Double Black Trails
Service Roads

Green Trails - Easiest

Single-track dirt trails, 18" – 36" wide, gentle grades (6%)
Open and forested areas, smaller embedded rocks, loose rocks, and tree roots
Requires basic mountain bike handling skills

Status	Trail Name	Trail Description
O	Bluegrass	(.25 Mile) A fun, short single-track through the aspen groves and open ski runs.
O	Celtic Way	(.5 Mile) Connects Let it Ride to Bluegrass—winding & twisting across open ski trails and lodgepole pine forests.
O	Easy Street	(.25 Mile) Easiest access to the River Run base area. Access rom Jackstraw Road.
O	Girl Scouts	(1.25 Mile) Turning single-track through lodgepole forest and across open ski trails. Great view of Lake Dillon.
O	Let It Ride	(2.75 Miles) A fun “roller coaster ride” across ski trails and through the woods.
O	Ride On	(.25 Mile) A fun shortcut between Let it Ride and Boy Scouts.
O	Sleepy Hollow	(.5 Mile) Rolling single-track through aspen & pines. This trail is also a good uphill route.
O	Suz’s Cruise	(1 Mile) Connects bottom of Girls Scouts to top of Mosquito Coast, Eye of the Tiger, and Let It Ride via a rolling, twisting single-track—short, but sweet. A great “Green” single-track experience.
O	Timbers Trail	(.25 Mile) Scenic shortcut through big pines along the Snake River between the Mountain House and River Run base area.
O	Keystone Bike Path	(6 miles to Dillon) Continuous paved trail network which extends from the Ski Tip Neighborhood to the River Course.

Blue Trails - More Difficult

- Steeper grades (average 10%), larger rocks and roots
- May encounter moderate free-ride features: elevated bridges, berm turns, and small tabletop type features
- Requires good mountain bike handling skills

Status	Trail Name	Trail Description
O	11-7	(1.75 Mile) A scenic high altitude gradual climbing loop offering spectacular vistas. This is also a great family hiking trail—watch for pedestrians and bikers!
O	Boy Scouts	(.5 mile) Rolling single-track across ski trails and through lodgepole pines.
O	Eye of the Tiger	(1.25 Mile) This rolling trail winds in and out of the forest and offers bridges, berms and rocks.
O	Logger's Way	(1.25 Mile) Fast and flowing trail with berms, small jumps and rollers. A great introduction to freeride terrain.
O	Mosquito Coast	(1.25 Mile) A fast and enjoyable ride across the mountain with options to try more difficult fereride features.
O	River Run Trail	(.75 Mile) Single-track trail that winds across ski runs leading to the base of the Summit Express Lift and River Run Gondola.

Couple Mountain Biking in a Grassy Meadow

Black Trails - Most Difficult

- Most difficult, steep single-track trails, larger free-ride features
- May encounter stair-type drops that can be rolled down
- May encounter large rock gardens and roots
- Requires advanced mountain bike handling skills

Status	Trail Name	Trail Description
O	Cowboy Up	This short but sweet trail offers tight technical turns, log drops, and a huge rock garden.
O	Money	The name says it all—table tops & massive berm turns.
O	Motorhead	Flowing singletrack with berms, step jumps, table tops, bridges, and rocky descents.
O	Paid-in-Full	A newly designed trail that weaves in and out of trees with high-speed features & alternate lines.
O	Punk Rock	Short, technical, single-track boulder field.
O	TNT	Aggressive descent on overgrown mining and logging roads, offering alternate freeride features. Look for the Ida Belle’s mine off to your right.
O	Wild Thing	A technical, narrow single-track, with tight twisting turns, steeps and rock drops through large aspen stands.

Double Black Trails - Expert

- May encounter extremely rocky, steep terrain
- Challenging free-ride features including skinny bridges, step-ups, drops, and large jump features
- These trails are designed for expert downhill bike riders

Status	Trail Name	Trail Description
O	Even Flow	This is a steep trail with switchbacks and one of our longest northshore bridges with many unique feature options.
C	Helter & Skelter	This pair of trails utilize the steep terrain around an old power line, including some rocky descents and optional jumps.
O	High Speed Dirt	Tight winding turns through the woods and over some steeper rocky sections, with multiple options.
O	Jam Rock	Features and rocks galore—five larger jump options and a rocky forest with progressive line choices.
O	Milky Way	Flowing single-track with sweeping berm turns and multiple features for advanced riders.
O	Sanitarium	Rolling, fast, flowy downhill through the forest with our longest bridge ever leading to an exciting 14' tall corkscrew feature.
O	Drop Zone	Challenging free-ride features including skinny bridges, step-ups, drops, and large jump features.

The Keystone Bike Park Crew has transformed a ridgeline of drops into a free fall for you. Choose from four alleys of multiple features all located off the Paid in Full trail.

Status	Alley	Trail Description
c	Alley 1: Piranha, Barracuda and Jaws	Three ramps - ranging from a small 5-foot drop to a 14-foot drop that allows you to launch up to 22 feet.
c	Alley 2: Paranoid	Rock drop with a natural take off and narrow wooden landing between the trees.
c	Alley 3: Voodoo	Rock garden into North Shore feature.
c	Alley 4: Witch Doctor	OpeNorth Shore feature launching you straight into the air ending with a G-Out (a natural landscape feature shaped like a berm ending in a straight and steep downhill run out).

Service Roads

O - 3 P Road - (.5 mile) A dirt service road which accesses the beginning of Mosquito Coast and Let It Ride. Please use caution as you may encounter motorized vehicles and other riders.

O - Jackstraw Road - (6 miles) A dirt service road that goes to the Mountain House base area. Please use caution as you may encounter motorized vehicles.

O - Cadillac Road - (.5 mile) A dirt service road which accesses Gondola Mid Station, Sanitarium, Boy Scouts and Wild Thing.

O - Jaybird Road - (.5 mile) A dirt service road which accesses Gondola Mid Station.

O - Keystone Gulch Road - Access to West Ridge and Colorado trail, unmaintained and unpatrolled, but great cross-country trails.

Got a question for our bike crew? Email them at KeystoneBikePark@vailresorts.com. To learn more about bike rentals and lift tickets, call 800-354-4FUN (4386).

For more information, email any questions to keystoneinfo@vailresorts.com or call 970-496-4FUN (4386).

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