RSSPlan your next ride with these great bicycle maps of the Denver area. Order them today from BikeDenver!
We’ve got two excellent maps that’ll help you plan more efficient rides around Denver!
The City Bike Map – This map is currently out of stock. It will be re-printed in the spring of 2012.
If you can only have one map of the city of Denver, this is the one to get. It’s easy to read, and covers an area from Commerce City to Cherry Creek State Park. It even includes the route to the airport! Plus, it’s printed on this durable water-proof stuff, so it can hold up against the elements as well as you do. It also has an enlarged print of downtown, a list of Local Bike Laws and tips for safe riding. Check out the PDF. You can also get a print copy from many Denver Recreation Centers, or the BikeDenver office.
The best thing about the City bike map is that it shows you all of the City’s recommended street routes for bicyclists. The City provides this map for FREE and your $2 covers our cost to mail it to you.
The Denver Bicycle Touring Club (DBTC) Map
The DBTC map shows the recreational routes in and all around Denver. If you ride longer distances for transportation (like Golden to Denver) or like to plan your recreational rides around Denver, this map is for you. Your $6 covers our cost to buy the map and mail it you. You can also find the DBTC map for sale at most local bike shops.
Order Denver Bicycle Maps
The smart choice: order both maps together for only $8!
Please be patient, as we send out maps twice a month and it may take up to 10 days to fill your order!
Place an online Denver Bicycle Map order right now or send a check, made out to BikeDenver, for the appropriate sum to:
BikeDenver 1536 Wynkoop Street Box 801 Denver, CO 80202
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[...] When you are ready to leave the Gardens, just hop on a bike from the Denver B-Cycle program. For a small fee, you have access to a bike for 24 hours. The bike can be rented from and returned to any of their 50 stations across the city. Over 500 bikes are available. Find some great bike trails in Denver at BikeDenver.org [...]
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