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Extraordinary adventures change lives. So we create bikepacking, packrafting and bikerafting missions for and with you to remote regions of the Four Corners. Unplug, play hard, and discover more. What's your tour?

35 high-desert acres. A confluence of three canyons. The Mancos River. The smell of sage. A migratory bird corridor. Original home of the Ancestral Puebloans. The tip of Weber Mountain. A pump track & mountain bike trails. This is Scullbinder Ranch, home to Four Corners Guides.

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"The Ute Mountain Ute Tribal Park trip. You're a cyclist? Do this trip! You're a backpacker? Do this trip! You're interested in the Four Corners' rich history? Do this trip! Four days of almost complete solitude in the canyons and on the mesas of Southwest Colorado sounds like heaven to you? Do this trip! You wanna hear the embarasing campfire story of Doom's first concert? Do this trip!" ~Mike Adamski. Read Mike's article, "There Are Still Blank Spots on the Map."

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Ute Mountain Ute Tribal Park Bikepacking Tour featured in The Radavist

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"I feel truly lucky to have been able to experience this place in the way I have the past two days. Most people either get shuttled on a massive bus into Mesa Verde NP or if they are lucky to get on a smaller tour through the Tribal Park. To have a personal guide for our hikes, and to be allowed to ride along the meandering Mancos River Valley on a bike is such a treat. We got to linger and spend as much time as we desired at the dwellings and spend our evening under the quiet of the stars and valley walls. As someone who used to work as a guide, I can truly say that what Steve and Lizzy have cooked up here is a truly unique experience in its scope and scenery, from their personal ranch to the exclusive access for bikepacking in the Ute Mountain Tribal Park." ~ Spencer Harding

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