Denver Downtown Bike Tour & Brewery Tap Room Stop
Nine Miles Through Denver's Downtown on Two Wheels, Ending at a Tap Room
You ride 9 miles through downtown Denver hitting the Capitol, art museums, stadiums, and public art installations with a local guide keeping groups under 16 people. The tour includes a bike or e-bike, helmet, water, and ends with a 30-minute brewery tap room stop where you sample regional beers at a discount. You're back at the shop in three hours.
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Step-by-step itinerary
- Larimer Square5m
- Denver Center for the Performing Arts5m
- Denver Mintpass by
- Civic Center Park10m
- Colorado State Capitolpass by
- Denver Art Museum5m
- Dairy Blockpass by
- Coors Fieldpass by
Denver downtown e-bike tour highlights
- Arrive 15 minutes early for bike fit
- Sign liability waiver
- Learn about the tour
- Walk bike through Larimer Square
- Visit Denver Center for the Performing Arts
- See contemporary convention center and public art
- Pass by Denver Mint
- Explore Civic Center Park
- View Colorado State Capitol
- Visit Denver Art Museum
- Ride Cherry Creek Trail
- Stop where Cherry Creek meets Platte River
- Pass by amusement park
- Pass by Ball Arena sports venue
- Visit Union Station area
- Pass by Dairy Block dining area
- Walk bike near ballpark area
- See Coors Field stadium
- Stop at RiNo for beer tasting
- Return to shop and leave a review
The experience
The sound of a bike chain clicking into gear, then the hum of the city opening up around you. That's how a Denver downtown bike tour starts. You roll out from the shop, and within minutes you're passing the gold dome of the Colorado State Capitol, then cutting through Civic Center Park where fountains and statues sit quiet in the morning light. The guide points things out as you go: the Denver Art Museum's sharp angles, the Performing Arts Center's glass and steel, Larimer Square's brick storefronts where you'll walk your bike for a block and hear the actual history instead of reading it off a plaque. It's three hours total, about nine miles, and the pace feels manageable. You're not racing, you're noticing.
Groups stay small, capped at 16 people with one guide, so there's room to ask questions without holding everyone up. E-bikes are there if you want them. Regular bikes too. The route takes you past Coors Field, along the Cherry Creek Trail where the water actually guides your line, and through RiNo where the murals and breweries start to cluster. You see where the Cherry Creek runs into the Platte River, you pass Ball Arena, you get a sense of how the city actually connects instead of just knowing the names. The guide knows Denver. They live here, and it shows in the details they catch that a map wouldn't.
Toward the end, you roll into a tap room in RiNo. This is the "Brew" part of Bike & Brew. You get about 30 minutes to sample beers from across the country at a slight discount. You pay your own tab, but the selection is there and the guide's already told you what's worth trying. Kids can come on the patio with a soda and snack if they're with a parent. After that, you head back to the shop. The whole thing runs daily, rain or shine, and they give you 15 minutes at the start to get your bike fitted and sign the liability waiver.
What’s included
- Your day includes use of a bicycle or e-bike, helmet, bottled water, and a local guide leading groups of up to 16 people through downtown Denver's major landmarks: the Capitol, Civic Center Park, Denver Art Museum, Performing Arts Center, Larimer Square, Cherry Creek Trail, and Coors Field.
- The tour ends with a 30-minute stop at a tap room in RiNo where you can sample beers from across the country at a slight discount (drinks are your own cost).
- Arrive 15 minutes early for bike fitting and liability waiver.
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Operated by Mile High Bike Tours
Is this one for you?Pick this if you want to see downtown Denver's main sights without driving or figuring out parking, and you'd rather move through the city on a bike where you actually notice the details. The guide handles the route and the history, so you just ride and look.
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Top questions
What happens if it rains?
It may be canceled due to bad weather. If that happens, you're offered another date or a refund. Free cancellation up to 24 h before the start.
Do I need to know how to ride a bike?
The tour is suitable for all fitness levels. If you're unsure about regular pedaling, e-bikes are available and take the physical demand down significantly.
Can kids go on this tour?
Yes, children are welcome as long as they're accompanied by an adult. Minors can join parents on the tap room patio and order a soda and snack instead of beer.
Is the beer included in the price?
No. The tap room stop is included, but you pay for your own drinks. There's a slight discount on beer prices for tour guests.
How many people are usually on the tour?
Groups max out at 16 people with one guide, so it stays manageable and you're not in a crowd.
Do I need to bring my own bike?
No. Bike or e-bike rental, helmet, and water are all included. Just show up 15 minutes early for bike fitting.
What's the actual distance we ride?
Approximately 9 miles over the three-hour tour, with some walking sections through Larimer Square and near Coors Field.
Denver Downtown Bike Tour & Brewery Tap Room Stop
3h · EN
from US$ 98 per person
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