Saxon Mountain with the SkyDio2 Drone

Saxon Mountain with the SkyDio2 Drone

Saxon Mountain Trail Description:
Saxon Mountain Road over to Lamartine Mine is one of those must ride trails in the Colorado Front Range. It’s rough, sketchy at times and maybe a bit long, but it’s worth every bump and heart-stopping swerve towards the edge. The views from the top of Saxon Mountain are intoxicating. When coming down the eastern side of the mountain you have the option to visit the Lamartine Mine, one of the largest mines in the area. And all this on a Dual Sport Day Trip.

Santiago Mine with the Skydio 2 Drone

Santiago Mine with the Skydio 2 Drone

Santiago Mine Trail Introduction: The high-altitude Santiago Mine Trail has a short season, so plan on visiting in late July or August. Leaving Guanella Pass Road at just over 9,500 feet, Leavenworth Creek Road and McClellan Mountain Road take you to 13,000 feet with...
The Switzerland Trail with the SkyDio2

The Switzerland Trail with the SkyDio2

The Switzerland Trail Introduction: The Switzerland Trail is split into three roughly equal five-mile sections. The northern section descends while contouring the hillside down to Fourmile Creek. The southern section slowly climbs out of Fourmile Canyon along the side...
Moon Gulch Trail Video

Moon Gulch Trail Video

Aspen Forests, Continental Divide Views and More to Explore

Another DSDT trail that will make you feel like an explorer. This awesome trail connects Rollinsville on Peak to Peak Highway with the ghost town of Apex. The trail follows old prospector roads through an area once full of mining camps.

Old Fall River Road Video

Old Fall River Road Video

A One Way Trip to the Top of Rocky Mountain National Park

This one-way gravel road climbs through a beautiful valley in the heart of Rocky Mountain National Park finally reaching the Alpine Visitor Center at the top of the Rockies.

Pennock Pass Video

Pennock Pass Video

Follow a Sinuous Stream over a Soothing Summit

Swerve through more curves than you can count along Buckhorn Creek before climbing over a 9,126 foot pass, all on pavement-smooth gravel roads.

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