- 10501 Paxton Ct - I will pick you up downtown wherever you are at and then we will drive about 35 minutes south of Denver to a suburb called Parker. From there we will get the proper bikes and helmets and get on the bike path that goes 25 miles thru the suburbs, parks and city to downtown Denver away from traffic. The trail is all along the Cherry Creek river and is not on any major roads so its safer.
- Complimentary bottled water
- Bike and helmet provided
The Cherry Creek Trail, extends 40 miles, beginning from Franktown in Douglas County and ending at Confluence Park in the heart of Denver, is a highly prized pathway in the metropolitan region.
A significant 16 miles of the trail bisects Arapahoe County. Entry points to the trail include the Wabash Trailhead, Arapahoe Road Trailhead, Cherry Creek Valley Ecological Park, Broncos Parkway Trailhead, and 17 Mile House Farm Park.
The scenic trail is a popular spot for bike riders, walkers, runners and horse riders, as it winds along the Cherry Creek.
From the bustling cityscape of Downtown Denver to the swaying green hills of rural Parker, the Cherry Creek Trail presents a diverse array of habitats intrinsic to Denver and the adjacent locations.
Typically, I commence from Parker which is situated 25 miles away from downtown, though we can cover the full 40-mile stretch if you’re up for it.
Although I won’t accompany you on the bike, I’ll pick you up and be available at various spots in the van along the route. Don’t worry though, the route is simple to navigate.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
