Frisco-Keystone Bike Path

Managing agency

Pike-San Isabel NF — South Park RD

The Frisco-Keystone Bike Path is a 4.5-mile out-and-back trail located in Colorado's Summit County near Frisco. This mostly flat route features minimal elevation gain of just 58 feet, making it an excellent choice for cyclists of all skill levels and families with children. The path connects the towns of Frisco and Keystone, following a dedicated bike corridor through the Rocky Mountain landscape. The gentle gradient and paved surface provide comfortable riding conditions for road bikes and hybrid bicycles alike. The out-and-back layout allows riders to choose their own distance, turning around at any point or completing the full 4.5-mile journey. This trail offers access to the Summit County area's scenic mountain views and is part of the broader network of recreational infrastructure in the region. The path serves as both a recreational route for cyclists seeking a casual ride and a practical connector between two mountain communities. Best ridden during summer and early fall months when weather conditions are most favorable, the Frisco-Keystone Bike Path provides an accessible way to experience Colorado's high country without requiring technical riding skills or extensive elevation gain.