This was the an amazing part of our trip. The views were amazing and the houses along the river are stunning. We went early before 7am and it was cold for us; windy and in the 40s in June. That was the only negative. We went 10 miles out and on the return the sun was peaking out and it... More

It was easy access from the lodge and enjoyed the whole trail and went to eat BBQ after our walk that was great.

Mostly paved & some gravel trail runs from Aspen all the way down to Glenwood Springs. We strapped out bikes to a RFTA bus in Carbondale and went to last stop in Aspen ($8/person with bike) From there you can explore a bit until you connect with the Rio Grand Trail, which is a beautiful, mostly downhill, 30 mile ride... More

nice easy bicycle trail. many nice homes along trail to view. cascading creek near by. easy to get to from aspen downtown

The trail is long and relatively flat, meaning not much of an incline. Depending on where you get on the trail and the time of year it can be incredibly crowded but is great for some light walking and getting out to see some of the surrounding area.

We rented bikes at one of the shops in Aspen and took a nice, long ride out to the Woody Creek Tavern. I love this ride- not difficult at all and full of beautiful scenery. We do it every year and then end with burgers and margaritas at Woody's!

Rio Grande Trail is so amazing, words can not describe its scenic beauty! Road bikers of all levels can take advantage of this trail. You can ride your bike as many miles as you want but most people bike from Aspen to the town of Basalt and catch the bus on the way back. Advanced bikers should definitely bike back... More

Wonder trail for biking. Even though it follows the highway, the view of the valley preclude any high way noise. From Glenwood to Aspen, the trail takes you along rivers and through the small towns. Lunch, brunch or dinner is just a stop on the way.

The path follows the bank of the Roaring Fork River for several miles. It is a great diversion from skiing