Bicycle Colorado

05/29/2026

The Spanish Peaks Cycling Stonewall Century on August 8th is back for the 23rd year! Get ready for 102 challenging miles along one of Colorado’s most beautiful scenic highways. The Scenic vistas, friendly volunteers, and great food stations are sure to deliver.

Learn more & register: https://ow.ly/3vTw50Z5OJZ

05/28/2026

9 bike- and pedestrian-friendly bills we supported this year passed in Colorado. 🙌

Join us virtually tonight, May 28th, from 6-7 pm for a recap of this session's wins and losses and more on how this work gets done.

Learn more & register: https://ow.ly/ZPar50Z5iiO

05/21/2026

The Ride Collective Copper Triangle on August 1st features breathtaking scenery, gorgeous roads, and three climbs over 10,000 feet! Are your legs ready?! The 79-mile loop crests three Colorado mountain passes: Fremont Pass (Elev. 11,318’), Tennessee Pass (Elev. 10,424’), and Vail Pass (Elev. 10,662’).

Learn more & register: https://ow.ly/QW5p50Z1eM7

05/19/2026

The CommonSpirit Denver Century Ride on September 26th features an exciting new course update this year for the 85 and 100 mile routes. Both routes will now feature a scenic and rider-friendly segment through Chatfield State Park!

Learn more & register: https://bicyclecolorado.org/event/denver-century-ride/

05/18/2026

Great people, great energy, and together we raised over $103,000 to advocate for all people who ride bikes in Colorado. 🙌 Every person who attended, spread the word, donated, or bid on a silent auction item helped make it happen. The work continues because of you.

05/15/2026

We love that bike events come in all shapes and sizes, and taco shells?! 🌮

The Taco Bell Century in Denver had over 100 riders this year.

Not only did they tackle the gastrointestinal challenges of hitting 10 Taco Bells across 100 miles, but they also raised $3,500 for Bicycle Colorado.

Plus, two of the unicyclists finished at 4 am the following day! That's a 20-hour day.

05/14/2026

Yesterday, Senate Bill 26-072, a bill that will help hold dangerous drivers accountable who hit and kill other people, passed the House and was sent to the Governor for his signature. Many people worked tirelessly over many years (dating back to 2019) to help make this happen. Over this time, far too many lives have been lost. To all the families who have lost loved ones to traffic violence and worked tirelessly to pass this law, thank you! We are honored to stand with you to advocate for safe streets.

We’re also grateful to AAA Colorado, Bike Jeffco, MADD Colorado, Thewhiteline.org, and the law enforcement community. Your thought partnership and advocacy helped make this happen. Lastly, thank you to Senators John Carson and Marc Snyder for your leadership, and Representatives Cecilia Espinoza and Bob Marshal for shepherding the bill through the House.

05/13/2026

This Earth Day, our education manager visited Muller Engineering Company to host a fix-a-flat clinic for their employees, joined by the West Corridor TMA, who shared information about commuting alternatives. It was great to spend time with such dedicated and sustainability-minded engineering professionals!

05/12/2026

27 iconic miles to the summit. The Bob Cook Memorial Blue Sky Hill Climb is back on July 25th! Ride the highest paved road in North America on a closed course, all the way to the top. A piece of history since 1962. ⛰️

Learn more & register: https://ow.ly/QpAf50YYlBc

05/11/2026

Initiative 175 is bad for transportation and bad for Coloradans. The ballot initiative currently using the slogan “Fix the roads, no new taxes” will neither fix Colorado’s transportation system nor will it improve the lives of working people.

Read our newest blog post:

Initiative 175 is bad for transportation and bad for Coloradans “Fix the roads, no new taxes” is a very appealing slogan. The appeal rests on both a deep dissatisfaction with […]