Welcome to the Colorado 600

The Colorado 600 is a five day ride and trail symposium. Each day the riders will learn about trail riding challenges and opportunities in Colorado, Utah, and New Mexico.

Participants have the option of single track, dual-sport or adventure rides. You’ll get to choose your ride for the day based on what you’re in the mood for.

All proceeds from the ride will go to support the Colorado Trails Preservation Alliance.

The Trails Preservation Alliance (TPA) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with its principal goal focused on preserving the sport of motorized single-track trail riding. The TPA regularly supports all forms of Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) recreation. The TPA acts as an advocate for OHV recreation and takes the necessary actions to ensure that both the U.S. Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management allocate a fair and equitable percentage of access to trail riding on public lands, educating user groups on trail etiquette, and supporting the establishment and operation of local, off-road motorcycle clubs.

Read more about the Trails Preservation Alliance at www.ColoradoTPA.org

 

 Trails Preservation Alliance logo

2023 Ride Information

2022 Colorado 600 – South Fork, Colorado

 

LOCATION
Wolf Creek Lodge, South Fork, Colorado

DATES
Sunday, September 10th – Friday, September 15th 2023

Arguably the best time of year to ride in Colorado, riding in the South Fork area in September offers stunning scenery along with challenging singletrack, dual sport and adventure riding opportunities. 

The recently remodeled Wolf Creek Lodge offers improved accommodations, enhanced Wi-Fi connections, more parking and open areas for socializing.  

The TPA greatly values your support, and all C600 entries will receive a VERY well-equipped gift bag with multiple items from supporters KLIM, Rocky Mountain ATV/MC, Motion Pro, Kate’s Real Food and more!  In addition, we are working out the details of a very special guest speaker for this year’s banquet. You won’t want to miss it!

Participation is limited to 75 riders.

BIKE INFORMATION

  • All bikes must be 100% street legal in Colorado.
  • Headlight and tail light in working condition
  • Horn must be permanent type-no squeeze balls
  • NO race numbers on bike
  • Bike should have 100 mile range or you need to carry extra fuel
  • Noise level is MAX 96 dBA according to SAE 1287 test procedure
  • Must pass 10 point safety inspection
  • Helmet and riding gear must be approved safety types

EVENT  SCHEDULE

** Details will be posted as they develop **

 


This recreational ride is sanctioned by the AMERICAN MOTORCYCLIST ASSOCIATION and an AMA membership is required.

 

 

Entry Fee Information

  • The entry fee is $2000, including double occupancy lodging.

  • Single Occupancy rooms are limited and an extra fee of $500 (for the entire stay) will be collected at the event depending upon availability. 

  • Meals included: Breakfast, three dinners, and the Thursday night banquet.

  • $1500 of the fee is a tax-deductible donation to the Trails Preservation Alliance.

  • The event is limited to 75 riders, and reservations are on a first-come, first-serve basis. Please complete your application and payment online – these spots will go quickly, so the earlier, the better. If your payment and application are received after the 75 spots are filled, we will place you on stand-by or return your entry fee.

Register For the Colorado 600

Registration can be paid for using your credit card, direct bank withdraw or by sending a check. Please have your AMA number ready to fill in the form! 

Sponsors

The Colorado 600 could not be possible without the help of our sponsors. It’s vital to have partnerships with great companies who understand the importance of maintaining riding opportunities.  Please help us by patronizing these sponsors.