See Denver’s murals, landmarks and hidden neighborhoods on an easy 3‑hour e‑bike loop from RiNo to the Capitol. This guided tour blends local history, street art and microbrew stops with pedal‑assist ease.
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You roll out from Blake Street under a patchwork of murals and the faint hum of freight trains—the RiNo Art District already offering a jolt of color before the city opens up. Pedal-assist nudges you up gentle grades while a guide threads history into the ride: graffiti alleys, a blue bear peeking into a glass hall, and the golden dome catching the afternoon sun.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Should be comfortable riding a bike for short bursts and standing/walking at stops; moderate cardio fitness recommended.
Wildlife
History
Denver grew rapidly after the 1858 gold rush and expanded around rail infrastructure; Union Station and the Capitol shaped its civic heart.
Conservation
E-biking reduces local car trips—ride groups are encouraged to stay on paved routes and respect private property and mural artists' work.
Reserve your spot on the Explore Denver by E-bike Guided Tour today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Helmet and ID
Helmets are supplied but bring a photo ID for bike rental paperwork and quick verification.
Charge your phone
You’ll want a charged phone for photos and navigation—bring a small power bank if you plan heavy camera use.
Watch lane positioning
Ride predictably and use hand signals; guides will steer you through busier streets and alleys.
Hydrate and pace
Carry a reusable water bottle; pedal assist makes hills easier but you’ll still sweat during summer sun.
Helmet (provided)
Protects your head during urban riding and is required by the operator.
Water bottle
Staying hydrated keeps you comfortable on sunny rides and between stops.
summer
Comfortable flat-soled shoes
Good grip and pedal feel make starting, stopping and short off‑bike walks easier.
Light wind/rain jacket
Thin outerwear shields against sudden spring showers and the Platte River breeze.
spring