Mountain Biking Trails in Winter Park, CO

World-class trails. Steps from your door.

Winter Park offers more than 600 miles of terrain designed for all riders—from smooth family trails to adrenaline-pumping downhill runs. And when you live at Sojourn at Idlewild, it’s all within easy reach—just roll out from your garage and start riding.
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Ride from Home

Sojourn at Idlewild connects directly to local favorites like the Idlewild Trail System, giving residents instant access to Winter Park’s most scenic and rideable trails. Whether you’re heading out for a quick loop or a full-day adventure, there’s no need to drive. Just gear up and go.

Trail Highlights: Something for Every Rider

The Winter Park and Fraser Valley area has trails for every level—from wide family-friendly paths to expert-only downhill courses. Here are just a few that locals love:

For Beginners and Families

A mostly paved, flat trail that follows the scenic Fraser River, connecting Winter Park and Fraser. Perfect for casual rides, families, and soaking up the scenery on two wheels.

This 5-mile natural surface loop near St. Louis Creek is a gentle introduction to singletrack mountain biking—ideal for new riders looking to build confidence without steep climbs or technical terrain.

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For Intermediate Riders

Located at Winter Park Resort, Trestle’s flow trails like Green World and Trestle Downhill offer lift-served fun for riders ready to explore berms, rollers, and downhill energy—without the expert-level drops.

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Just steps from Sojourn, these connected trails allow for mix-and-match loops like Lower Cherokee and Flume, delivering smooth forested riding with moderate climbs and technical features.

For Advanced and Expert Riders

Ready for a challenge? Trails like Rainmaker, The Boulevard, and the legendary Banana Peel push the limits with jumps, freeride features, and steep descents. Banana Peel requires a special pass and advanced skill.

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A high-alpine ride with steep climbs, rugged terrain, and panoramic summit views. This route is a bucket-list favorite for serious cross-country riders.

A long, challenging route near Fraser that combines forest roads and fast descents. Popular with advanced and pro-level riders seeking an all-day experience.

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Trails for Every Season

Winter Park’s riding season typically runs from late spring through mid-fall. The variety of terrain and trail access makes it easy to stay active throughout the warmer months—and thanks to low-maintenance living at Sojourn, you’ll spend more time outdoors and less time worrying about upkeep.

Mountain Living, Biker Approved

Sojourn at Idlewild was designed for life on the move. Our energy-efficient townhomes offer private garages (hello, bike storage), community-managed services, and a location close to trailheads, parks, dining, and more.

Even better? The Lift, Winter Park’s free public transit system, has a stop right outside the community—so exploring without a car is easy.

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