Top Denver Mountain Bike Tours

Get out into the wilderness of the Rocky Mountains without the hassle of renting a car on this half-day afternoon tour. Meet your guide and small group in downtown Denver, then climb into a comfortable tour vehicle for the scenic ride into the nearby Rockies. You'll explore places with your guide that you might not otherwise find on your own.

Head south from Denver on a small group tour to two of Colorado’s most majestic places. First, visit Garden of the Gods, a unique geological area with colossal red rock formations. Then take a drive up Pikes Peak, which inspired the song “America the Beautiful.” Have lunch and enjoy a bit of free time or shopping in the charming town of Manitou Springs, then take a scenic drive through the foothills back to Denver.

Get chills down your spine on an evening walk through Denver’s Capitol Hill neighborhood. Learn about some of the most haunted dwellings in the city. Let your guide take you through the dark streets, pointing out the haunted mansions, telling tales of historic scandals, and discovering paranormal activity.

Get a feel for the real Colorado on this day trip from Denver to Rocky Mountain National Park. Meet your tour guide and load into a comfortable and spacious air-conditioned vehicle. Pass through Boulder on the way to the park, admiring the beautiful brick campus of the University of Colorado's main campus. Once inside the park, look for mule deer, elk, and other wildlife, stretch your legs at a glacial lake, and take photos galore. Afterward, explore the quaint mountain village of Estes Park before heading back to Denver.

Get the lowdown on LoDo on an express tour of Denver’s oldest neighborhood. Both historic and rapidly changing, the district is home to many of the city's hippest bars, restaurants, and hotels. Walk a loop around LoDo’s most important landmark buildings, all while hearing tales from Denver’s Wild West history. Get inside tips on where to dine and drink while in town from a guide who knows the area best.

Explore Colorado’s natural playgrounds, just a short drive from downtown Denver. Escape the city and head for the Rockies with a guide to handle the road, so you can focus on the stunning scenery of Mt. Evans, Bear Creek Canyon, and beyond. Get a taste of mountain culture in the charming town of Evergreen, check out the dramatic formations of Red Rocks Amphitheatre, and hike around serene Echo Lake on this half-day mountain sampler.

This Denver day trip starts with a city tour that takes you past Denver’s highlights like the Denver Performing Arts Complex, Colorado Convention Center, Civic Center Park, and Denver Art Museum. We’ll drive by Cheesman Park, the historic Five Points neighborhood, and on down Colfax Ave (the longest street in the country), and take our first stop at City Park, with its picturesque city skyline and mountain backdrop. You’ll view funky murals in the thriving River North (RiNo) Art District, pass Coors Field, and grab coffee and empanadas at a local favorite hotspot. Then, it’s time for a 30-minute scenic drive to the iconic Red Rocks Park and Amphitheater. We’ll drive through the park, take in the stunning rock formations, and get out to explore the world-famous amphitheater (if open). We finish up with a quick stop at Lookout Mountain for a breath of crisp mountain air and panoramic views of Denver, Golden, and the mighty Rocky Mountains before returning to Union Station.

Venture beyond Denver, and discover what Colorado has to offer: on this small-group tour, visit Red Rocks Amphitheatre, the Continental Divide, and the ski resort town of Breckenridge, all in one day. Depart in the morning via comfortable vehicle: you'll explore Red Rocks before taking Loveland Pass along the Continental Divide, and stopping for photos along the way. At Breckenridge, enjoy free time to wander, shop, and eat lunch (own expense).

Discover the best of Denver—and visit neighborhoods that many other tourists miss—on this in-depth walking tour. Set off with just a small group for company, or upgrade for a private tour. Either way, you'll discover many key landmarks, from the State Capitol to the Brown Palace Hotel, all while learning about the Colorado capital's history. Then, head to the trendy LoDo district to see another side of the city.

Experience the thrill of soaring through a Rocky Mountain landscape on some of the longest ziplines in Colorado! Whiz through the fresh alpine air and admire the scenic landscape below on a series of cables totaling more than 6,000 feet (1,828 m) in length. Soak up some of Colorado’s famous sunshine while you hike between the tracks.

Beer and bikes are two of Denverites’ favorite things, which makes this the perfect way to check out downtown Denver. The nine-mile ride takes you down riverside paths, up neighborhood streets, and through downtown via the city’s extensive bike lane system. Check out the sports stadiums, historic buildings, and many public art installations, then refuel at a local tap room toward the end fo the tour. Guests are responsible for their own bar tabs.

See the top sights and hidden corners of Colorado’s capital city on a small group e-bike tour. This short excursion is perfect for first-time Denver visitors who want to orient themselves to the city for future exploring. With an easy-to-use pedal-assist bike, you’re able to complete the extensive itinerary without breaking a sweat. Highlights include Denver Union Station, Coors Field, Larimer Square, and Confluence Park.

Colorado is known for its excellent bicycling, both on and off-road. On this guided tour, explore the vibrant neighborhoods surrounding downtown Denver. Admire the skyline, sports stadiums, and architecture as you ride down city streets, riverside paths, and quiet side streets. All equipment, including 3-speed cruisers with disc brakes, is included. This is an excellent way to learn about Denver while getting some sun and mountain air.

Denver is walkable, but there’s nothing quite like exploring this urban city on two-wheels. Give yourself a thrilling yet low-impact experience on this guided e-bike tour of Denver. Use the pedal assist for an easier experience as you ride by Denver Union Station and other city landmarks. Learn about the city’s major attractions and hear stories about its history.

Discover the highlights of the Mile High City with ease on this small-group guided e-bike tour. Go further with less effort and see the whole town with an e-bike that provides pedal assist. After a brief e-bike tutorial, hop on your bike and follow your guide around to top Denver landmarks and sites, both natural and historic.

Make touring Denver fast-paced and fun with this guided e-scooter tour of the city’s best sights. Covering far more ground than you would on foot (without the awkwardness of a Segway), you’ll follow your guide from 16th Street Mall to Coors Field, Denver Union Station, and beyond. No sweat or scooter experience required—this one’s all about exploring Denver and having fun.

We know the best and safest ways to explore the bustling city of Denver and see some of nicest parks, river side trails, lakes, interesting buildings and architecture and art districts along the way on this 8 mile tour. If your looking to see the most of Denver then this is your tour and we make plenty of stops along the way.

Experience the thrill of mountain biking along Colorado’s Front Range on this half-day tour. Accompanied by an experienced guide, hop on a high-quality mountain bike and cruise down trails among the spectacular scenery of the Rocky Mountains. Enjoy a customized ride based on your experience and ability, and choose from a morning or afternoon departure.

A sweet treat on two wheels, this Denver self-guided cycle tour is your opportunity to breathe in the mountain air and lick your way around four of the Mile High City’s tastiest ice cream shops. This self-guided cycle tour uses a GPS audio guide that sends you through Denver’s many neighborhoods in search of creameries. Bring your own bike and appetite for this fun outdoor excursion.

You can get out of the city and experience this 42 mile bike ride on dirt trails and dirt roads on this beautiful ride in the wide open spacious areas between Denver and Colorado springs. You will pass canyons, waterfalls, butte's, the front range mountains, green pastures, ranches, rivers and amazing scenery along the way. It takes about 5 hours to bike and is generally flat but has some small inclines and declines. The first part is more uphill and then the second part is downhill to Colorado Springs. If people are still motivated and not tired they can go a further 9 miles and end their trip at the Garden of the Gods.

Discover the Mile High City on a Premier Denver eBike Tour. Riding through Denver’s cozy neighborhoods and bustling streets on a 2-hour eBike tour is the top way to really get to know the city. Our bike tours mix fun and exploration perfectly, taking you through Denver’s beautiful spots and cultural gems. With the best eBike tour Denver company in Colorado, every corner you turn shows you something new or tells a piece of Denver’s history, turning your ride into a deep dive into what makes the city special. Colorado eBike Tours is all about enjoying the scenery, feeling the city’s pulse, and catching those small, special moments along the way.

This is a good challenge and a beautiful route. Not only do you see the cities and suburbs of Denver and Colorado Springs, but the area in between the cities is breathtaking. You can see the different mountain formations, the front range, rivers and endless green spaces and even end at Garden of the Gods if you'd like. Its also a good way to stay safe since you aren't on any main roads and take bike paths 95% of the trip. Only 5% of trip is on a rarely used dirt road. 82 miles is quite a long ride but we will have van support. We can recommend cutting out some of the more mediocre sections and cut the ride down a bit. But no one has to do the whole route. Just do their best and enjoy what they can:)

The Cherry Creek Trail, which runs 40 miles from Franktown in Douglas County to Confluence Park in Downtown Denver, is one of the metro area's most treasured trail corridors. Approximately 16 miles of the trail runs through Arapahoe County. It can be accessed at the Wabash Trailhead, Arapahoe Road Trailhead, Cherry Creek Valley Ecological Park, Broncos Parkway Trailhead, and 17 Mile House Farm Park. Cyclists, walkers, runners and horseback riders enjoy varied scenery as they travel beside Cherry Creek. From the urban setting of Downtown Denver to the rolling hills of rural Parker, the Cherry Creek Trail offers visitors a taste of the wide range of habitat that call Denver and its surrounding areas home. I normally start in Parker which is 25 miles to downtown but we can also do the entire 40 miles if you'd like. I will pick you up and be at various points along the way in the van but I won't be biking with you, but the trail is easy to figure out.