A snow-covered landscape featuring a lone figure walking along a winding path through a forest of evergreen trees. The scene is in black and white, emphasizing the tranquil, wintry atmosphere with fresh snow blanketing the ground and branches. Tennessee Pass Nordic Center mountain bike trail.
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Level: Easiest
Length: 16 mi (25.7 km)
Surface: Fatbike (Accessible in winter only)
Configuration: Network
Elevation: +484/ -490 ft
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Mountain Biking Tennessee Pass Nordic Center

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#343 of 1,392 mountain bike trails in Colorado
#3,389 in the world

The Tennessee Pass Nordic Center located near Ski Cooper offers fat biking on their nordic trails as well. With about 16 miles of groomed trails, there's plenty of awesome fat biking to be had! The cost is $15/hr or $30 for 1/2 day.

First added by Greg Heil on Jan 27, 2015. Last updated May 1, 2020. → add an update
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  • Drinking water: unknown
  • Lift service: unknown
  • Night riding: unknown
  • Pump track: unknown
  • Restrooms: yes
  • Fat bike grooming: yes
  • E-bikes allowed: unknown
  • Fee required: unknown
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  • Scott Anderson
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    Tennessee Nordic is a groomed ski trail system that allows fat bikes. They advertise 25km of trail. This includes about 6km of snowshoe trail singletrack. The snowshoe trail is groomed by a snowmobile and then firmed up by snowshoers. We were there on a Thursday and saw only a handful of skiers. The nordic trails were freshly groomed (they groom every day) and very solid except in a few places where it had drifted out in the open and a few of the steeper hills were a bit softish. The blue and green trails have nice grades, only a couple short steeps that required walking. A little firmer snow and maybe lower tire pressure would have allowed a ride up. There is one short section of black trail. This has some very steep sections that could be fun descents but the climbing would be horrific. We had to do one short section of black to get down to the Fish Flats trail. It was steep but solid. Could be dicey after heavy skiier use tears it up. Fortunately, the climb back up was shorter as the turn off to another blue trail was near the bottom. The snow shoe trails were not rideable that day as they had recent heavy snows and low user traffic... too soft. I would image after a weekend of heavy use and little to no snow accumulation they would be good riding. The daily fee is $15... worth it for the consistent grooming. I give it 4 stars for a) always groomed, b) fantastic views, c) great attitude towards fatbikers. I look forward to going back when the singletrack is rideable.

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