The section of the trail running east from Kenosha Pass dead ends at the Lost Creek Wilderness boundary or connects to a gravel road bypass around the Wilderness, but even the short section between the pass and the Wilderness is well-worth riding as a quick out-and-back.

The trail tread is quite wide to begin, but quickly it narrows into sweet singletrack that breaks out into alpine meadows high above the South Park Valley, providing expansive views into the valley and of the mountains beyond.

Some technical rock gardens keep the riding from being too easy, but in between the swoop and flow of this trail is remarkable!

The trail climbs and descends several times before reaching the Wilderness, which means you’ll need to keep some gas in the tank to make it back up some steep climbs as you pedal back to the top of Kenosha Pass.