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The group is called Dirt Bike Club and has a page on Meetup. It's free to join though there are twenty rules relating to minimum rider skill level, rider preparedness and bike specs. The rules are in place to help form the club into something unique as well as ensure riders that come to events know what they are getting into and are prepared to safely enjoy themselves. Riders experienced with advanced off road motorcycling in the Rocky Mountains will quickly see that the rules are pretty much the norm for riding black diamond and higher skill level trails safely and in a fun manner. A majority of what the club will be riding when it meets is this level of trails and terrain hence the brick wall of rules forming the club.
Anyone in the Colorado area that thinks the club is something they would be interested in please feel free to join the meetup group. Here is the club's link on meetup https://www.meetup.com/Dirt-Bike-Club/ If anyone has questions or wants more info post here or contact the club through meetup.

Anyone in the Colorado area that thinks the club is something they would be interested in please feel free to join the meetup group. Here is the club's link on meetup https://www.meetup.com/Dirt-Bike-Club/ If anyone has questions or wants more info post here or contact the club through meetup.

If you were riding out of the Crested Butte/Taylor Park area....what trails that would fall under "black diamond" ?....if any.
There is this other lone single track south of Fossil Ridge Wilderness I rode some of too. It was pretty rocky technical and might have sections considered black diamond.
Overall what I rode in those particular areas I would say was some intermediate, often advanced and punctuated by more difficult sections plus exposure that factored in now and again. There is a lot more out there then the limited amount I have experienced though. I am sure others more familiar with the area could guide you more accurately.
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