This ALL NEW COURSE starts and finishes at Stapleton Central Park and explores the northwest section of the metro area.  Initially heading west, on the designated bike lane along Martin Luther King Blvd. through the original brick homes of the Park Hill and Whittier neighborhoods into downtown Denver.  This course continues through the historic Highlands neighborhood before moving on to the spacious views from Arvada and Lakewood.   Cyclists geared up for the ultimate challenge then begin the signature hill climb up the steep grades and breathtaking views on the Lookout Mountain ascent.

New in 2012, the 100 Mile ride follows the Pro Cycling Challenge course through Golden and heads north along the foothills, around Standley Lake and through the open space along the northwestern edge of the metro area. 

Once cyclists reach the dramatic view of the Flatirons in Boulder, they turn east and follow the designated bike lane along Baseline Ave. through the rolling hills of east Boulder County.  The course then turns south along the fast-paced wide open road, offering the best of Colorado’s contrasting vistas with grassy plains on one side and snowcapped peaks on the other.  The final leg of this course is a straight shot to the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge, on to the Northfield shopping district and back to Stapleton Central Park.

Registration includes a meal at the Post Ride Party at Stapleton Central Park, sponsor sample bag on ride day, and exclusive discounts via our "Go Green" Virtual Goody Bag. More details soon!

 

 
A new twist this year is the 85 mile course, either with or without the steep climb to Lookout Mountain -the choice is yours!

This ALL NEW COURSE starts and finishes at Stapleton Central Park and explores the northwest section of the metro area.  Initially heading west, on the designated bike lane along Martin Luther King Blvd. through the original brick homes of the Park Hill and Whittier neighborhoods into downtown Denver.  This course continues through the historic Highlands neighborhood before moving on to the spacious views from Arvada and Lakewood.   Cyclists geared up for the ultimate challenge then begin the signature hill climb up the steep grades and breathtaking views on the Lookout Mountain ascent.

New in 2012, the 85 Mile ride follows the Pro Cycling Challenge course through Golden and heads north along the foothills, around Standley Lake and through the open space along the northwestern edge of the metro area.  Cyclists go as far north as Broomfield before turning east towards the sweeping plains.  Once they turn south, they follow the fast-paced wide open road, offering the best of Colorado’s contrasting vistas with grassy plains on one side and snowcapped peaks on the other.  The final leg of this course is a straight shot to the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge, on to the Northfield shopping district and back to Stapleton Central Park.

Registration includes a meal at the Post Ride Party, sponsor sample bag on ride day, and exclusive discounts via our "Go Green" Virtual Goody Bag. More details soon!

The NEWLY DESIGNED 62 mile metric century course is a great option for those looking for a long distance ride without the intensity of a hill climb.  This fresh 62 mile route no longer includes the steep ascent up Lookout Mountain but does allow cyclists to get their hearts pumping and enjoy some of the most scenic vistas in the north metro area.

The course also starts and finishes at Stapleton Central Park and explores the northwest section of the metro area.  Initially heading west, on the designated bike lane along Martin Luther King Blvd. through the original brick homes of the Park Hill and Whittier neighborhoods into downtown Denver.  This course continues through the historic Highlands neighborhood before moving on to the spacious views from Arvada and Lakewood.  Circumventing the hill climb, the 62 Mile course splits off to follow the Pro Cycling Challenge route north to Broomfield.  

Cyclist make their way east towards the sweeping plains.  They then turn south and follow the fast-paced wide open road, offering the best of Colorado’s contrasting vistas with grassy plains on one side and snowcapped peaks on the other.  The final leg of this course is a straight shot to the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge, on to the Northfield shopping district and back to Stapleton Central Park.

Registration includes a meal at the Post Ride Party, sponsor sample bag on ride day, and exclusive discounts via our "Go Green" Virtual Goody Bag. More details soon!

The 25 Mile quarter century ride starts and ends from Central Park at Stapleton and heads towards downtown on the new bike lanes of MLK Blvd. Once downtown cyclists will be treated to an aid station at the turn around and will head back to Stapleton.

This course is perfect for the amateur cyclists looking for a short distance organized ride.

Registration includes a meal at the Post Ride Party at Stapleton Central Park, sponsor sample bag on ride day, and exclusive discounts via our "Go Green" Virtual Goody Bag. More details soon!

Choose your distance - the 3 to 5 mile meandering 'Tour De Stapleton' is great for all ability levels and a great way to introduce the whole family to biking. Complete with a kid-friendly aid station, this course is designed to be a fun Father’s Day activity for the whole family.

Registration includes a meal at the Post Ride Party at Stapleton Central Park, sponsor sample bag on ride day, and exclusive discounts via our "Go Green" Virtual Goody Bag. More details soon!

The Official 2012 Denver Century Ride Jersey

This year's jersey is being produced by Primal, a Denver, CO company. Jerseys ordered before March 1 should be in your packet at packet pick up, jerseys ordered after March 1 may not be delivered until eight to ten weeks after the event. Order your Jersey today on the Registration page!