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Flat to gently rolling paved path around the reservoir with long shoreline views and abundant fall birds. The park has 35 miles of trails, including about 15 miles paved, so it is easy to extend. Park entry fee required if you arrive in a car.
Starting Point: Cherry Creek State Park Marina lot or West Entrance day‑use lots
Distance: 8.5 to 9 mile reservoir loop, or 15 to 25 miles if you stitch together connectors; elevation gain 300–600 feet
Battery: 10ah or higher
Difficulty: Easy
A signature Denver river ride. Follow the greenway past murals, parks, and neighborhoods to the wide‑open water at Chatfield. Pavement the entire way with frequent services along the route. This ride goes right by eBikes USA. Please stop by and say hi!
Starting Point: Confluence Park at REI, ride south on the South Platte River Trail
Distance: Up to 34 miles round trip, about 1,000 feet gain
Battery: 14ah or higher
Difficulty: Easy
Denver’s rite‑of‑passage climb. Steady 5 to 6 percent grades, big views of Golden and the plains, with optional add‑ons near the Nature Center and Boettcher Mansion at the top.
Starting Point: “The Pillars” on Lookout Mountain Road at 19th Street in Golden
Distance: 9 to 10 miles round trip, 1,280–1,300 feet gain
Battery: 14ah or higher
Difficulty: Moderate to Hard
Front Range classic with flowy to rocky singletrack and shady canyons. Class 1 e‑bikes are allowed on natural‑surface trails in Jeffco Open Space. Know the even/odd calendar: bikes only on certain trails even‑numbered days, no bikes on those specific trails odd‑numbered days. Signs at the trailhead explain it. Limited to Class 1 eMTBs.
Starting Point: Apex Trailhead, 121 CO‑93, Golden
Distance: 6 to 10 miles on loops such as Apex–Pick N’ Sledge–Grubstake (about 9 miles, 1,600 feet gain)
Battery: 14ah or higher
Difficulty: Moderate to Hard
One of the most beautiful fall road rides in the Rockies. During the day the road is reserved for shuttle buses and bikes, which keeps traffic low. The surrounding Maroon Bells–Snowmass Wilderness prohibits mountain biking; you are riding the paved road only.
Starting Point: Aspen Highlands parking area
Distance: 16.2 miles round trip, 1,300 feet gain
Battery: 14ah or higher
Difficulty: Moderate to Hard
A true bucket-list ascent on a fully paved road of hairpins and alpine views. Cyclists pay the same tolls as vehicles. Check the daily weather and wind forecast before committing.
Starting Point: Front Gate
Distance: 38 miles round trip, 6300 feet gain
Battery: 20ah or higher
Difficulty: Hard
Smooth, scenic pavement with water and mountain views the whole way. Class 1 e-bikes are allowed on the Summit County Recpath system.
Starting Point: Frisco Marina or Frisco Marina (via Swan Road pass)
Distance: 25 miles loop, about 2000 feet gain including Swan Mountain
Battery: 14ah or higher
Difficulty: Moderate to Hard
A car-free climb on the paved Recpath to 10,662 feet, with big tundra views near the top. Class 1 e-bikes are permitted on the Recpath.
Starting Point: Frisco Marina or Frisco Adventure Park
Distance: 25.6 miles round trip, 1,660 feet gain
Battery: 14ah or Higher
Difficulty: Moderate to Hard
A steady, scenic climb along Gore Creek and through alpine forest to the top of Vail Pass at 10,662 feet. Smooth pavement with benches and pull-offs for breaks. Popular in fall when aspen colors are at their peak.
Starting Point: Vail Village (near Lionshead or the Transportation Center)
Distance: About 18 miles round trip, 1,800 feet gain
Battery: 14ah or Higher, 20ah Recommended
Difficulty: Hard
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