Buena Vista

Johnson Village

to Fairplay

to Hartsel

to Salida

to Leadville

to Salida15.8 miles

first 6.5 miles open to unlicensed OHVs

315

305

376

376

376A

376B

1450ACR307

CR187

308

CR309

311311

309

311

373

375

375

377

329

329318

309

188

300

300

CR300

185 186

1435

1434

618617

1415

1414

375D

375B

375A375E

375AA

373A

311E

311D

311B

376G

376AC376AB

329A

308B2

308B 308H

308C308

188A

185E

185D

300A

300B1

300C

1434A

1424

14251423

188

185B

185C1

185C

Elk1Elk2

Elk3

184

300

CR301

CR371

6043

Chinaman Gulch Loopadvanced

6044

6042Carnage Canyon

308A

6029

6037

311F375C

376D

376I

309A

311A

315A

315C

315B

315D

CR304

N Whipple Trail6030A

Broken Boyfriend Trail6032A advanced

Whipple Trail6031

Midland Hill Trail6032B

South Loop Trail6032

N Colorado

185

1450Midland Bike Trail

CR371

6039

6038

1425

1423

6034

186

CR306

376AA

1423A

1413Davis Meadow Trail

advanced

6034ACR303

CR187

CR187

CR305

CR304

307

Bald Mtn Loopadvanced

300Bextreme

Park CR86

CR375

Windmill Dr

Turret Trail6045

6033

Turret Trail6045

Catkin Gulch Loop6046

6045A

6045BBrowns Canyon

Wilderness Study Area

BLMno motorized or mechanized

travel permitted

Buffalo PeaksWilderness

AreaUSFS

no motorized or mechanized travel permitted

Ruby Mtn CG

Davis Meadow

Triad Ridge

Arkansas River

Arnold G

ulch

Bald M

tn Gulc

h

Bassam Park

McGee Gulch

Aspen Ridge

Sevenm

ile Cree

k

Fourmile Creek

Mushroo

m Gulch

Shields Gulch

Lenhardy Cut-off

Railroad Bridge

CG

Kaufman Ridge

W Buffalo Peak13,326’

E Buffalo Peak13,300’

The Castles

Trout Creek

Castle Rock Gulch

Chubb Park State Trust/

Wildlife Management

Area

Fisherman’s Bridge

Kaufman Pasture

Ruby Mtn

Elk Mtn

Spanish Mill

Chubb Park

Arch

Castle Rock

Collegiate Peaks Overlook

E Main

Arkansas River

Turtle Rock Camp Spur

MidlandRR Tunnels

Arkansas River

ElephantRock

ClimbingArea

Bob’s RockClimbingArea

SailorHomestead

closed tounlicensed vehicles

between CR371and trailhead

nounlicensed

vehiclehighwaycrossing

nounlicensed

vehiclehighwaycrossing

Limestone Ridge

nounlicensed

vehiclehighwaycrossing

nonmotorized trails open to mountain bikes, hikers, horseback

motorcycle trails also open to mountain bikes, hikers, horseback

extreme 4WD routes not recommended for ATVs, motorcycles, mountain bikes, horseback

ATV trails 50” max width also open to motorcycles, mountain bikes, hikers, horseback

system roads open to all vehicles including unlicensed OHVsalso open to mountain bikes, hikers, horseback

county roads open to all vehicles including unlicensed OHVs; also open to mountain bikes, hikers, horseback

county roads closed to all unlicensed vehicles open to licensed vehicles; also mountain bikes, hikers, horseback

state & federal highways closed to all unlicensed vehicles

end of route

camp spur

seasonal closure gates, typically Dec 1 – April 15

campground and picnic site: fee areas

trailhead information kiosk, parking

no mechanized travel permitted

no unlicensed vehicle travel permitted

Midland Bike Trail: mountain bikes, hikers, horseback

USFS, San Isabel National Forest

BLM, Bureau of Land Management

State

Private

TREAD LIGHTLY!Travel and recreate with minimum impact.Respect the environment and the rights of others.Educate yourself, plan and prepare before you go.Avoid streams, meadows, ponds, muddy roads and trails, steep hillsides, wildlife and livestock.Discover the rewards of responsible recreation.

Be a responsible user!

. Pack out all trash, and dispose of it properly.

. Respect other users and be a good neighbor.

. Respect private property – ask permission first!

. Completely extinguish all cigarettes and properly dispose of them.

. Play responsibly; there are NO unrestricted hill climb or circle play areas; please use commercial sites for these activities.

. Ride safely, be prepared and know your limits.

. Respect signs and barriers posted to allow revegetation of damaged areas.

. Report illegal activities to BLM, USFS, local law enforcement. and/or Chaffee County Crime Stoppers 719 539-7289

When using your ATV, motorcycle or other motorized vehicle:

. Ride at appropriate speeds for your safety and others. Maximum speed on all Fourmile motorized routes is 25mph.

. Limit your use to designated roads and trails identified for Off-Highway Vehicle travel. See San Isabel National Forest Motor Vehicle Use Map. www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/stelprdb5200515.pdf

. Do not create new roads and trails.

. Prevent soil erosion, protect vegetation and soils from damage.

. Park only at existing parking areas and pull-offs, on compacted soil.

. Register your OHV – motorcycles, dirt bikes, 3-wheelers, ATVs, UTVs, dune buggies – with Colorado State Parks. Licensed, street-legal 4-wheel drive vehicles and licensed street-legal motorcycles do not require additional registration. Out-of-state residents must purchase nonresident permits. For more information, call 303 791-1920 or 719 539-8500; or visit www.parks.state.co.us.

. Mountain bikes may use hiking trails and other system routes, but are prohibited from riding cross-country or in wilderness areas and wilderness study areas.

Route designationsMotorized travel is limited to designated roads and trails that are identified with a route number and symbols showing what travel the route is open to. Note that some routes open to vehicles may require high clearance, 4WD and/or advanced operator skills.

Please travel only on routes that are designated for that use.. ATV trails – vehicles 50” or less in width . Singletrack – motorcycles only, no ATVs. (Hikers and cyclists may use singletrack and ATVs trails.)

Look for these signs that show the types of use are permitted and not permitted on each route.

TravelManagement Area