4 Wheeling Trails
Buena Vista is a hub for off-roading and four-wheeling adventures, with trails ranging from beginner-friendly dirt roads to rugged alpine passes—all easily accessible from Buffalo Peaks Lodge.
Off-Roading in Buena Vista, The Arkansas Valley, and surrounding mountains make Buena Vista one of Colorado’s premier destinations for Jeeping, ATVing, and side-by-side adventures. Whether you’re looking for a scenic cruise or a technical challenge, there’s a trail here for you. - Fourmile Travel Management Area – Just outside Buena Vista, this vast network of trails offers everything from easy dirt roads to rocky climbs. It’s perfect for exploring aspens in the fall or enjoying wide-open views of the Collegiate Peaks.
Tincup Pass & Hancock Pass
Classic 4x4 routes that connect historic ghost towns like St. Elmo and Tin Cup. These trails feature steep climbs, boulder fields, and breathtaking alpine scenery.
CR 304 & Fourmile Creek Road
Beginner-friendly routes with picnic areas and trailheads for hiking and biking. Great for families or those new to off-roading.
Iron Chest & Mount Antero
For experienced drivers, these challenging trails climb above treeline, offering panoramic views and technical obstacles.
Guests love the Scenic Variety: From rolling meadows to rugged mountain passes, every trail offers a new perspective.
Walkable Access
Many events are just steps from Buffalo Peaks Lodge. Like Meadow Creek Music which is right next door to the lodge. - Vibrant Atmosphere: Music, food, and art bring the community together.
History Meets Adventure
Many routes lead to ghost towns and mining sites, blending exploration with Colorado’s past.
Accessibility
Trails range from easy drives suitable for most vehicles to hardcore routes for lifted rigs.
At Buffalo Peaks Lodge, we love pointing guests toward the best off-road adventures. Whether you bring your own Jeep or rent an ATV in town, Buena Vista’s trails promise unforgettable days in the Rockies. After the dust settles, return to the lodge for comfort, hearty breakfasts, and stories shared by the fire.