Beaver Creek Winter Trails

Pike & San Isabel National Forest, Cimarron & Comanche National Grasslands, National Forest in Colorado

Available for skiing & snowmobiles, the Beaver Creek Trails are primitive winter travel routes which incorporate parts of the Beaver Creek Road (659) with some travel through the forest.

The trailhead is 2.9 mils from Highway 9 and may be reached by traveling NE along 4th Street in Fairplay Colorado.

Turn left at Bogue Street and travel 2.3 miles to the intersection marked with the Beaver Creek sing and turn left. Continue 0.3 miles and park in the parking lot located just inside the National Forest Boundary.

Beaver Creek Trails are not groomed or patrolled on a regular basis. The Short Loop is about 1.75 miles long. Traveling this loop clockwise will allow you to have wider stretches when traveling downhill. The Beaver Creek Trail follows the Beaver Creek Road for about 3.2 miles one way. Both trails provide an easy to more difficult ski experience.