Here's what's on tap:Â
Epic Group Rides: Hit the trails with fellow riders & experience the stoke of community. From spicy to mild, E-Bike or a women's-only lap, we've got a group ride for you. Join us if you’re keen or feel free to do your own thing.
Tasty Local Grub & Drinks On Us. Enjoy delicious local food & craft brews from Tommyknocker Brewing & Colorado Pig Rig.
Demo Bikes:Â Throw a leg over the latest from specialized. First Come First Serve. Must be registered guest to participate.Â
Good Vibes & Giving Back: Come for the trails, stay for the food, drinks & swag. Connect with fellow riders, share stories, and grab raffle tickets for a chance to win prizes from our incredible sponsors.
100% of your registration goes to Colorado Mountain Bike Association.
Don't miss out on an incredible day with 5 different group rides for all ability levels followed up with food and drink!Â
Rides are self led, meaning there will be a group leader to help lead out each ride as well as a sweep to ensure no one gets left behind due to a mechanical. Some separation between the group may occur during the ride and you are responsible for familiarizing yourself with the trails.
Charger: Riders can expect a longer ride with a mix of intermediate to expert trails and features. Pace will be moderate and the route will climb over 1500’ while covering approx 10 miles of singletrack.
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E-Bike: E-Bikes are welcome in all other groups. This route is specifically intended for those wanting to utilize their E-bike to travel farther and faster. Riders can expect a mix of intermediate to expert trails and features. The pace will be moderate to high and the route will climb over 1500’ and travel more than 10 miles.Â
Cruiser: Riders can expect a mix of technical blue trails and some black features. Pace will be moderate and the route will climb over 1000’ and will be approx. 8 miles
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Women's: We've found that by creating a women-only option, it makes for an intimidation-free experience for female-identifying riders.
COMBA got its start in 1991 when a group of mountain bikers decided to start repairing and improving the trails they rode nearly every day. From those simple roots COMBA has grown to provide a broad range of services touching all aspects of mountain biking, allowing them to support partner land managers in building world-class MTB experiences.
Their volunteers and trail crew build and improve trails in the Central Front Range and their certified instructors educate local mountain bikers to help them get the most from the sport. Â
Since 2016, COMBA has helped bring about exciting new bike-specific trails such as Little Scraggy, North Elk Creek, South Dakota Ridge, and the awesome new trail system at Floyd Hill featuring The Sluice bike-only descent trail.
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COMBA is a non-profit organization funded solely by memberships and donations.
They work hard to maintain, improve and create great trails &Â riding experiences for everyone who enjoys our sport.Â
Looking to meet other female riders, develop your MTB skills, and learn how to work on your bike? COMBA women's program offers great times, on and off the bike! They help foster and grow our community through group rides, hands-on mechanics classes, skills clinics, trail building events, and gear swaps.Â
The park is home to 16 miles of multi-use trails and features 4 one-way- descending, bike-only trails of various skill levels and allows visitors to hike or bike through an area filled with historical reminders of Colorado’s gold rush days. The trail system creates opportunities for passive outdoor recreation and heritage tourism while giving hikers, mountain bikers and nature and history lovers an incredible chance to see historic venues at the epicenter of Colorado’s Gold Rush. Some trails will include portions of the railroad bed from the historic Gilpin Tramway (which was the only two-foot narrow-gauge railroad in Colorado in the 1800s).
