A letter from your guide

Ian Havlick, Lead Guide

Get ready for flowing single track, rugged descents, creek crossings, and stellar scenery along North America’s finest trails. There’s nothing better than quietly weaving through Colorado’s endless stands of aspen trees. You’ll earn the descent on long climbs at high altitude or enjoy a wildflower-filled cross country trek through mountain meadows.. We can create itineraries for beginner to expert riders. Tell us what your dream ride looks like, and we’ll lead the way.

what will your trip look like?

Day 1 - Lupine, Lower Loop, Bud Trail

Get acquainted with the area’s terrain on a local favorite, which connects the Lupine Trail, Lower Loop, and Bud Trail.

Day 2 - Trail 401

The famed 401 is one of the best mountain bike rides in the country. Mostly a double track ascent, your reward is 360 degree views, flowy single track, technical drops, and plenty of extender options.

Day 3 - High Alpine Riding

Tackle Reno Ridge>Bear Creek>Flag Creek. This is considered a quintessential Colorado mountain bike ride. The three climbs are followed by fast, single-track descents through pine forests and creek crossings.

Day 4 - Dyke Trail

Climb through old mining towns before dropping into one of the world’s largest aspen forests. The Dyke Trail delivers steep, smooth trails with rideable, technical drops.

packing list

  • Helmet
  • Sunglasses
  • Clear or low-light riding glasses
  • Full finger gloves
  • Padded chamois riding shorts
  • Riding shoes
  • Pads (optional)
  • Rain jacket
  • Windbreaker
  • Small backpack or hydration pack