Denver E-Bike Tour: Capitol, Art Museum & Larimer Square

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Duration2h

GroupUp to 9

LanguagesEN

Mobile ticketAccepted

See Denver's whole story in one ride—from the Capitol steps to the river

You ride an electric bike through downtown Denver, Civic Center Park, the RiNo Art District, and past Larimer Square, Coors Field, and the Colorado State Capitol—all in one loop with a guide who knows the city's history and layout. The pedal-assist bike handles the elevation, helmet and water are provided, and the route covers both the main attractions and the neighborhoods where Denver actually happens. No need to arrange your own transport or figure out which direction to go.

Step-by-step itinerary

Explore Denver's top sights by e-bike

Bike tutorial and safety briefing
Visit Denver main railway station
See Denver Center for the Performing Arts
Stop at Colorado Convention Center
Explore Civic Center Park
Tour Denver Art Museum
View Coors Field stadium
Walk Larimer Square historic district
Discover LODO district attractions
Ride through RiNo Art District murals
See Denver skyline and Clock Tower
Pass Downtown Aquarium on Platte River
Visit Empower Field at Mile High
Pass Meow Wolf Museum
Ride by Elitch Gardens amusement park
Pass Children's Museum of Denver
See confluence of two rivers
Visit Colorado State Capitol building
Pass Denver Mint
Pass oldest Colorado brewery
Ride near university campuses
Bike along campus bike path

The Experience

Your guide will meet you at the start and hand you a helmet and a pedal-assist e-bike, then walk through the basics before you roll out. The bike does most of the work; you just steer and decide how much to pedal. After that quick safety rundown, the ride moves through Denver's neighborhoods in a way that makes sense—you're not jumping around the map, you're following how the city actually grew. The Colorado State Capitol sits at 5,380 feet above sea level, and from there you can see how downtown spreads out. Your guide points out the history as you go: how Denver started, what brought people here, what's still changing.

The route takes you past the Denver Art Museum and through Civic Center Park, where the state capital and the city's park system began. You'll roll through Larimer Square, Denver's first community gathering place, and then into LoDo—the old warehouse district that's now full of restaurants and galleries. The RiNo Art District comes next, and that's where the murals are; your guide will stop and let you actually look instead of just riding past. You hit the Downtown Aquarium on the Platte River Path, pass Coors Field where the Colorado Rockies play, and ride past Empower Field at Mile High. The Denver Mint and the oldest brewery in Colorado are on the route too. By the end you've seen the major landmarks, but you've also ridden through neighborhoods where locals actually live and work, not just the postcard spots.

The e-bike means you're not exhausted halfway through, and the pedal-assist lets you keep up with the group without burning out on Denver's elevation. Bottled water is included, and the guide handles the pacing so you're not rushing or waiting around. Groups stay small, and the tour is family-friendly if you've got kids who can ride. The whole thing moves at a pace where you can actually absorb what you're seeing instead of just collecting photos.

What’s included

Your tour includes a new electric pedal-assist bike, helmet, and bottled water.
A quick safety and bike tutorial happens before the ride starts.
The guide leads you through downtown Denver, Civic Center Park, the RiNo Art District, Larimer Square, past Coors Field and Empower Field at Mile High, along the Platte River Path to the Downtown Aquarium, and by the Colorado State Capitol and Denver Mint.
You'll also pass the oldest brewery in Colorado and ride through neighborhoods where you see how the city actually works, not just the main attractions.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearby

Operated by Ride Colorado LLC

Is this one for you?Book this if you want to cover Denver's main landmarks and neighborhoods in one ride without figuring out your own route or managing transit—the e-bike handles the elevation, and the guide's pacing means you actually see what you're riding past instead of just moving between photo spots.