Kokopelli Trailto Rabbit Valley(and eventually
to Moab)
New Trail -To Be OpenedSummer, 2017!
New Trail -To Be OpenedSummer, 2017!
No RestroomsNo Water
No RestroomsNo Water
No RestroomsNo Water
No RestroomsNo Water
Rustler’s LoopParking Area
No RestroomsNo Water
Rustler’s LoopParking Area
No RestroomsNo Water
Kokopelli LoopsKokopelli Loops
3.8 miles3.8 miles
3.6 miles3.6 miles
0.30.3
1.41.4
1.51.5
1.21.2
4.64.6
2.52.5
2.42.4 0.50.5
0.80.8
2.22.2
0.40.4
1.81.8
0.50.5
2.52.5
1.11.10.60.6
1.11.12.82.8
2.32.3
0.90.9
2.32.3
2.52.5
1.41.4
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No RestroomsNo Water
No RestroomsNo Water !TH
Rustler’s Loop
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Horsethief Bench Loop
Mack RidgeConnector
PleaseRespectPrivate
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Hike-a-bike(for mere mortals,
anyway)
MackExit 11
LomaExit 15
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1.7 miles toHawkeyeRoad
1.7 miles toHawkeyeRoad
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From Grand Junction: take I-70 west to the Loma exit, Exit 15. Turn left, goacross the interstate to the frontage road and turn right. Go about 1000ft(0.2 mile) and turn left at the gravel road. (If you reach the truck scales you’vegone too far.) Once on the gravel road go just over 1/2 mile to the trail head, it’s really big so it’s hard to miss.
If you want to start from the Rustler’s Loop Trailhead: turn left at the gravel roadjust past the outhouses, go over the ridge and down the hill (watch for cyclists!!)to where the gravel road ends at a locked gate. Parking is on the left. Beyond the gate it’s private property, so don’t go there.
Other Parking Area(no water)!P
Developed Trailhead(no water)!TH Information
Private Property(No Trespassing)
Easy (white outlineindicates two track)
Very Difficult
Difficult
0 0.25 0.5Miles
1.0
Intermediate outline indicatestwo track)
(white
Paved Road
Gravel 2wd Road
This map was created by COPMOBA in 2017 using the best information available. We would like to thank the Bureau of Land Management for their help in making this map, you guys rock! Mountain biking can be a dangerous sport so be careful and if anything goes wrong it ain’t our fault. Send any comments to: [email protected]. This map and other trail maps can be found at www.copmoba.org
Camping is not permitted in the Kokopelli Loops
area
Camping is not permitted in the Kokopelli Loops
area
2017 James HodgeC
This map was created in 2017 using the best information available. Mountain biking can be a dangerous sport, so be careful and if anything does go wrong it ain’t our fault. If you do have any comments you can send them to: [email protected]. This map and other trail maps can be found at www.copmoba.org
0 0.5 Miles
0.25
Mountain Bike Trails(Technical Difficulty)
Intermediate Singletrack TrailWhite outline indicates ATV trail
Other Singletrack Trail
Difficult Singletrack TrailWhite outline indicates ATV trail
Colorado StateLand (Public)
Trailhead (restrooms, no water)!TH
Closed Trail
Difficult Two-Track Road
Easy Singletrack TrailWhite outline indicates ATV trail
Easy Gravel Road
Intermediate Two-Track Road
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Restroom(nothing fancy)
State Highway
No WaterNo Water
KokopelliTrailheadKokopelliTrailhead
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closed
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Please Ride On Designated Trails
Only
Please Ride On Designated Trails
Only
Bureau of LandManagement (Public)
Getting to the TrailheadFrom Grand Junction: take I-70 west to the Loma exit, Exit 15. Turn left, go across the interstate to the frontage road and turn right. Go about 1000ft (0.2 mile) and turn left at the gravel road. (If you reach the truck scales you’ve gone too far.) Once on the gravel road go just over 1/2 mile to the trail head, it’s really big so it’s hard to miss.
www.copmoba.org
Distance Between Points in MilesDistance Between Points in Miles
1.01.0
Distance Between Points in MilesDistance Between Points in Miles
1.01.0
