Gravel Routes in Crested Butte, Colorado

Mt. Crested Butte to Schofield Pass and Back

Gravel route on Treasury Hill Rd, Crested Butte, Gunnison County, Colorado

"This is one of the most beautiful rides in this area--in most areas--which is strange how the map on this site shows the road ending right where the dirt and gravel begins. The gradual descent toward Gothic is stupendous in the Fall--lots of changing aspen leaves right now--and the climb up toward the pass on the other side of the valley is really tough when your lungs are from 1,000 feet and you're right then over 10,000 (grades are from 6+% sustained to 21% sections). Lots of world famous mountain bike trails come off or to this road, and if you have a grander adventure gene than mine, you might get to the pass and turn up onto the 401 Trail, keep climbing high onto the side of the mountain, before traversing back to the Judd Falls Trail lot."

Washington Gulch to Slate River

Gravel route from Gothic Ave to Co Rd 317, Crested Butte, Gunnison County, Colorado

"Steep but reasonably maintained gravel path up and down two incredible scenic valleys and topping out over 11,000 feet."

Co Rd 12

Gravel route from Co Rd 12 to Co Rd 12, Somerset, Gunnison County, Colorado