Denver Bike & Brews Guided Road Bike Day Tour

Brew up some fun on a cruise through Denver to taste the finest craft brews the town has to offer. The Colorado Front Range has been named the Napa Valley of Beer, and it’s no surprise considering there are over 50 breweries in Denver alone! Come and discover why Denver is the next up and coming epicenter for beer aficionados on the Denver Bike & Brews Guided Day tour. Choose from two different options on our tour:

Highlands

Old architecture blends with new and incredible views of Denver’s skyline, ethnic restaurants, and killer craft breweries make up what is known as the LoHi area of Denver. Your tastings will start at Ale House at Amato’s, and we’ll continue onto Prost and Denver Beer Co. We’ll stop in at Avanti, a collective space housing seven different restaurant concepts, two large bars, and multiple lounges, dining areas, and rooftop decks.

Ballpark

Located in the heart of downtown Denver, the Ballpark neighborhood boasts Victorian storefronts and old warehouses that are now home to lofts and Denver’s trendiest storefronts and breweries. Your tasting will start at Jagged Mountain Craft Brewery. Cycle in the shadow of Coors Field as you continue on to Breckenridge Brewery and Wynkoop Brewing, founded by Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper. Stop at Union Station, the newly renovated 1914 Beaux-Arts train station and home to multiple restaurants and bars.

If you want to stay in Denver longer, visit their tourism site for info on what to do and where to stay. Interested in visiting other parts of Colorado, the Colorado tourism site has everything you need. For example, Boulder, home to University of Colorado, is only 45 minutes from Denver. Fort Collins, home to Colorado State University, New Belgium Brewing, and many other breweries is a little farther north on I-25. Colorado Springs is just over 1 hour south of Denver, and 55 minutes southwest of Colorado Springs is Canon City with its Royal Gorge Bridge, one of the highest suspension bridges in the world.