Name: 10cc
Address: Granby, CO

more stats

4.0 miles

Distance

516 ft

Climb

-820 ft

Descent

01:12:32

Avg time

-304 ft

Altitude change

8,404 ft

Altitude min

9,059 ft

Altitude max

8,708 ft

Altitude start

8,406 ft

Altitude end

-1.4%

Grade

-33.3%

Grade max

24.3%

Grade min

1 mile

Distance climb

2 miles

Distance down

2,392 ft

Distance flat

01:12:32

Avg time

10cc Details

Activities
- Hike
- Horse
- Trail Running
Riding Area

Granby
, Colorado
Difficulty Rating

Blue Rate
Local Popularity
5 in Hiking [+]
- 5 in Trail Running
- 5 in Horseback
Global Ranking
#132204 in Hiking [+]
- #138181 in Trail Running
- #1753 in Horseback
Hiking SAC Scale

T1 Hiking
Trail Type

Singletrack
Direction

Both Directions
Dogs Allowed

Yes

10cc is not a designated system trail, so it is now closed to bikes. You can still hike, run, walk, ride a horse, etc., but no bicycle or motorized vehicle travel is allowed on any non-designated roads and trails in the Sulphur Ranger District ????

https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/arp/news-events/?cid=FSEPRD658017

"New rule keeps bicycles on designated trails in Grand County's national forest areas"

GRANBY, Colo. (Aug. 26, 2019) — New regulations have gone into place that limit bicycles to designated roads and trails on the Arapaho National Forest in Grand County. This is the result of close collaboration between trails organizations, businesses, residents, local governments and environmental organizations across Grand County and is part of a broader effort to improve the Sulphur Ranger District’s trail system.

The project, which started implementation in 2017, aims to improve trail-to-trail connectivity, creating loop opportunities and designing trails to provide a range of experiences for beginner through advance riders. This is being achieved through new trail construction, trail reroutes, trail width reductions from roads to single track, and closing and decommissioning some system and non-system trails. The entire project is expected to take 5-10 years to complete.

“A key aspect of this project is to balance all these trail improvements with the conservation of wildlife habitat, watersheds and other natural resources we value,” said Sulphur District Ranger Jon Morrissey. “Part of finding that balance is curbing the proliferation of user-created routes and keeping the impacts to the trails system so that wildlife and other resources can thrive.”

As a result, off trail biking now is expressly not allowed across the ranger district. The regulation applies to all types of bikes in summer and winter. In addition, two designated trails will be off limits to bikes in winter, including Tipperary Creek (N6 and Flume (N82).

Organizations such as Headwaters Trails Alliance, International Mountain Bike Alliance and Colorado Parks and Wildlife have been integral partners in the project, raising funds, providing input and managing implementation, Morrissey added.

Improving trail signage, maps, and trailheads are also part of the effort, providing better wayfinding to keep bikers on legitimate routes. The new sign system provides a difficulty rating for mountain bikers identical to what is found at ski areas. And HTA has created a map that the Forest Service hopes will eventually become the official trail system map for the area: https://headwaterstrails.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/HTATrailMap2019_highres_52019.pdf

As part of the Sulphur Trails Smart Sizing project, nearly 6 miles of new bicycle trail has been constructed or reconstructed, while 1.6 miles of unneeded trail has been decommissioned. Twenty-eight directional signs have been installed. An additional 1.5 miles of trail are planned for construction and reconstruction and additional 23 signs are planned for installation by the end of the operating season.

source: New rule keeps bicycles on designated trails in Grand County's national forest areas

This trail is unsanctioned.

Trail Supporters

USFS
Land Manager

Traditionally Indigenous Territory

Recent Activity on Trail

Past Week

0 rides

6 Months

0 rides

All

0 rides

update trails status or condition

10cc Trail Reports

status	date	description
	Aug 22, 2024 @ 5:49pm Aug 22, 2024
	Jul 21, 2022 @ 7:43pm Jul 21, 2022
	Aug 2, 2018 @ 8:59am Aug 2, 2018	Some downed trees and the trail is faint. All the trees that are down are easily Avoidable and/or rideable. Just a few that you have to get off...

10cc

10cc Details

Trail Supporters

Traditionally Indigenous Territory

Recent Activity on Trail

10cc Trail Reports

Photos

Videos

1 Review & Comments

Nearby Trails

Granby

Frequently Asked Questions About 10cc

Hit the Trail

Open in App

Download Trail

Find Related Routes