The trails. The terrain. The reason we ride.
75+ miles of singletrack right out of camp.
Horsetooth Reservoir & Mountain Open Space
Where you'll be riding
Horsetooth Mountain Open Space and the adjoining Lory State Park trail network form one of the most varied trail systems on the Front Range — 75+ miles of singletrack accessible directly from Inlet Bay Campground. Red rock formations, alpine ridges, reservoir views, and descents that will ruin every other trail system for you.
During the festival, you can pedal guided group rides, self-navigate suggested routes, or just go find your own line. The whole network is yours for the weekend.
Pick your line
A casual, flowy ridge ride connecting Horsetooth to Devil's Backbone. Great views of the foothills, tacky dirt, just enough tech to keep it interesting. One of the top-rated trails in the park for a reason.
Best ridden as a descent. Loose rocks, root drops, short steep climbs, sharp turns, and a stretch of water-bar drops at the bottom that spit you out into Lory. A proper Horsetooth rowdy trail.
The beast of Lory State Park. Tight switchbacks, chunky rocks, and technical climbing that separates the strong from the suffering. Climb it south to north for the classic line. Earn your views.
Fast and flowing. A fun pedal around the south side of Lory through open valley and scattered boulders. Mellow enough for a warmup lap or a family ride, fun enough to do twice. One of the best-rated easy rides in the park.
The mission
Every dollar from this festival goes back into these trails. Overland Mountain Bike Association advocates for new trails, builds and maintains sustainable singletrack, and educates riders across Northern Colorado.
The trails you ride this weekend exist because the community showed up. Your ticket keeps it rolling.
Pack water. Pack snacks. Pack a tube.
Get your festival pass and we'll see you on the trails.