Rollinsville

Situated on the west side of Colorado Highway 119 between the quaint little towns of Nederland and Rollinsville is a small network of hiking, mountain biking and 4x4 trails known as West Magnolia. Like much of the Colorado Front Range, the area is rich in mining history and abundant in scenic beauty. These easy-to-moderate four-wheel​ drive roads can provide a quick outing or be strung together to make a whole day or more of fun in the woods. Its proximity to the Denver area and ease of access make it popular for day trips or short weekend jaunts. Rollinsville is the main spine through the southern portion of this network. It is often combined with West Magnolia Road and Observatory to make a nice route to the town of Rollinsville. It also features more of the mining history of the area with the short hike to the Champion Mill and the remnants of the Lone Star Mine.