Aug 18 - Ride Day 1 - 17.5 Miles from Molas Pass to Cascade Divide Road - Segment 25 of the Colorado Trail

The Colorado Trail - The adventure kicks off in Durango at the Transit Center, where participants meet the guides, load up bikes and gear, and head north into the San Juan Mountains. The picturesque drive ascends to Molas Pass, a renowned starting point on the Colorado Trail. From the trailhead, riders embark on a stunning singletrack journey through spruce and fir forests, alpine meadows, and breathtaking mountain vistas. The trail features a blend of smooth riding and gradual climbs as the group finds their rhythm while navigating the rugged high country above Silverton. In August, wildflowers often blanket the meadows, and wildlife sightings are frequent along the path. After a full day on the trail, riders reach a secluded high-country camp where tents and gear are ready. Relax with refreshing drinks, savor a delicious backcountry dinner prepared by the guides, and settle in for the first night under the stars in the San Juan Mountains.

Aug 19 - Ride Day 2 - 21 Miles from Cascade Divide Rd to Big Bend - Segment 26 and part of 27 of the Colorado Trail

The Colorado Trail - Day 2 offers some of the most exhilarating riding of the trip as the route ascends into high alpine terrain and remote singletrack. Riders will traverse sweeping ridgelines with expansive views of the San Juan Mountains before descending into shaded forest corridors and flowing trail segments. The terrain combines moderate climbs with rewarding descents, providing ample time to enjoy the scenery and settle into the rhythm of multi-day mountain biking. Wildlife sightings are common, and wildflowers often adorn the meadows in August. Midday breaks offer time to rest, refuel, and enjoy packed lunches at scenic overlooks. In the afternoon, the group ventures deeper into the backcountry before arriving at camp, where guides have set up a comfortable site and dinner. Evening is ideal for relaxing, sharing stories, and preparing for the next day’s adventure.

Aug 20 - Ride Day 3 - 17.5 Miles from Big Bend to Fassbinder Gulch - Remainder of Seg 27 and Part of Seg 28 of the Co Trail

The Colorado Trail - Day 3 continues along the iconic singletrack of the Colorado Trail as the route traverses remote sections of the San Juan Mountains. Riders will enjoy a mix of flowing descents, steady climbs, and expansive alpine views that highlight the rugged beauty of the high country. The trail winds through forests and open meadows, offering numerous opportunities for wildlife sightings and photo stops. Midday breaks provide time to rest and refuel with packed lunches before continuing toward camp. By late afternoon, the group arrives at a comfortable backcountry campsite where guides set up a welcoming camp and prepare a hearty dinner. Evening is spent relaxing under the stars and reflecting on another incredible day in the mountains.

Aug 21 - Ride Day 4 - 19 Miles from Fassbinder Gulch to Trail Terminus in Durango - Segment 28 of the Colorado Trail

The Colorado Trail - Day 4 marks the final stretch of riding with rewarding singletrack and panoramic mountain views as the route progresses toward the trip’s conclusion. Riders will experience a mix of flowing descents and steady climbs that showcase the beauty of the high country one last time. The trail meanders through tranquil forests and open meadows, providing ample opportunities to reflect on the journey and capture final photos. Midday breaks allow for rest and a packed lunch before completing the remaining miles. In the afternoon, the group arrives at the trailhead where bikes are loaded, and the shuttle returns to Durango, marking the end of an unforgettable mountain biking adventure.

• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

Embark on an exhilarating four-day mountain biking journey on the Colorado Trail, crafted for seasoned cyclists from August 18 to August 24. This fully supported slackpacking adventure covers segments 25-28, offering nearly 75 miles of breathtaking singletrack through high-alpine landscapes and untouched forests. Riders will appreciate the manageable daily distances of 17.5 to 21 miles, customized to their pace with a sweep guide available for support. Camp amenities include freshly prepared meals, a comfortable glamping-style basecamp, and a welcoming atmosphere for unwinding with fellow cyclists after a day of excitement.

• Traverse 75 miles of the iconic Colorado Trail singletrack, featuring challenging climbs and descents.
• Benefit from fully supported slackpacking, carrying only essential gear for daily rides. Your bags, tents, and personal items are transported to the next camp for you.
• Savor fresh, hearty meals that cater to various dietary preferences.
• Ideal for experienced mountain bikers seeking adventure and camaraderie in the great outdoors.

If you cancel at least 6 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.
If you cancel between 2 and 6 day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a 50% refund.
If you cancel within 2 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.