moderate
3 hours
Participants should have a moderate fitness level comfortable with biking several miles and hiking uphill for short distances.
Combine biking along Boulder Creek and hiking Boulder’s stunning red rocks in this immersive 3-hour experience. Enjoy local snacks, scenic views, and discover Boulder’s West End.
Three hours • All ages welcome • The best view of Boulder!
Embark on a captivating 3-hour adventure that combines a scenic bike ride along Boulder Creek with a rewarding hike to stunning views at Boulder’s “red rocks.” Experience the rich history of gold seekers, enjoy local snacks, and discover the best dining spots in Boulder’s vibrant West End.
3 Hours if you don't see a time slot that works for your group, please call or text 720-772-9659 to discuss other options.
A 2-3 hour tour, offered year-round and retraces the journey of Boulder’s first gold seekers while cruising the paved paths along the beautiful Boulder Creek.
Then we leave our bikes behind for a short, but fairly steep, hike up to Boulder’s very own “red rocks” where kids and adults alike can climb around or simply take in the sweeping view of downtown Boulder and beyond.
Then we coast back through Boulder’s hip West End, where you’ll get the lowdown on the best happy hour and dinner spots to hit after your tour.
Call if you are interested in electric bikes or fat bikes (for an extra fee).
Be prepared for high altitude exercise. Please drink plenty of water and eat a good, high protein meal before arriving. Guides will continually consult with guests to assess the best pace and frequency for rest stops, so please be honest about your needs and interests.
Spanish-speaking guides also available upon request
Stay hydrated as the biking and hiking portions can be moderately strenuous, especially in warm weather.
Boulder’s weather can change quickly; layering helps you adapt to biking in the shade and hiking in sunnier spots.
Protect your skin from sun exposure during open trail biking and hiking, even on cloudy days.
Capture the stunning views from Boulder’s red rocks and along Boulder Creek for lasting memories.
The area around Boulder Creek was once a hub for gold seekers during the Colorado Gold Rush, with historic mining sites nearby.
Local efforts focus on preserving natural trails and minimizing impact by promoting Leave No Trace principles among visitors.
Protects your head during the biking portion, required for safety.
Provides good traction and support for the hike portion, especially on rocky or uneven terrain.
Keeps you hydrated throughout biking and hiking, environmentally friendly.
Useful for cooler temperatures or windy conditions, especially during the hike.
spring|fall|winter specific