Front Range
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Latitude: 39°59′9.832″N
Longitude: 105°16′5.698″W
The Front Range of Colorado is made up of trails in county open space parks, national forests, and state parks. There are several trails that are close enough to the cities of the Front Range to be easily accessible for after work and week end rides.
Front Range
The majority of the population of the Front Range spans from Colorado Springs to Fort Collins and their "playground" is mountains to the West. There are a wide variety of trail offerings throughout the Front Range. Colorado is home to one of the most active populations in the country. Due to Colorado's unique location, there is no shortage of activities available to its population.
This Guide Book's purpose is to serve as the connecting page for all of the trails on the Front Range. It spans all the communities so that users can share information about the trails in their "backyard" and discover new trails in other parts of the Front Range.
Navigation Basics
Netcairns is divided into three layers. First, the Main Page displays all of the Guide Books that exist on the site. Within each Book is a map of all the trails that are linked to that book.
Search for Trails
You are currently on a Guide Book page. The map above contains links to every trail in this guidebook. If you want to go to the individual trail pages, click a pin in the map; a bubble will pop up with trail info. Click the name of the trail. Once at a trail page, click "edit with form" to make corrections or add your own descriptions.
Edit This Page
If you want to edit this Guide Book, click "edit with form" on the top of this page. If you want to suggest a trail to be added, go to the "discussion" page. Once there, click "edit" at the top of the page. Make your suggestions and click "Save Page" at the bottom. You can also add trails yourself! All you need is a GPS file and Google Earth.
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Get Involved
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Who can contribute?
Anyone can contribute to this wiki. In fact, we rely on contributions from everyone in the trail user community to keep the pages up-to-date, accurate, and informative. We invite each of you to add a new trail or to tweak existing pages. Do you know more details about the trail than the original author? Please share it!
Much like Wikipedia, the information on this site is created, edited, and monitored by its users. Everyone is invited to create a page for their favorite trails. Users are also encouraged to add content such as personal experiences, photos, videos, or anything else to the trails already listed.
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