About us
The Denver Bicycle Touring Club, Inc. (DBTC) is the original bicycling club of the Denver Metro area. DBTC is a non-profit corporation run by volunteers. The Club promotes recreational and commuter cycling, bike safety, and education of the general public in cycling matters. The Club organizes and sponsors weekend and weekday rides. Rides are divided into categories of interest including LEISURE, MTB, FUN, FUN+, and INTERMEDIATE. We typically offer at least two Out of Town Tours.
Also, we publish a monthly newsletter, available to members, of its activities and ride schedule.
We invite you to enjoy your first ride as a Guest. After that, we request you join the Denver Bicycle Touring Club - annual dues are $35.00 for a single and $70.00 for a Family Membership.
Anyone interested in Colorado bicycling is eligible to join DBTC.
If you would like a sample of the current newsletter, check it out at www.dbtc.org.
Please go to www.dbtc.org to find the membership form and other information and events that our club sponsors.
Upcoming events
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Crown Hill to White Ranch with Donald
Crown Hill, 9357 W. 26th Avenue, Wheatridge, CO, US8:00 AM Intermediate H3-NW-34-+1933’ elevation gain. Crown Hill Park to White Ranch in Golden. Join Donald Schmertz (720-785-0616) at Crown Hill Park for a ride to White Ranch - https://ridewithgps.com/routes/54929230 The pace will be Intermediate with regrouping to keep everyone together. Please gather at the restroom to meet your ride guide. Rain or wet roads will cancel. Call or text me with questions.
4 attendees
Pinery Ride with Bill
Pinery Pkwy, 6662 N Pinery Pkwy, Parker, CO, US9:00 AM -12:00 PM Fun Plus-H2/3- 27-SE Bill Monroe 630-386-7935 at The Pinery Trailhead, 6662 N Pinery Pkwy, Parker, CO 80134 (It’s a dead end road but it is the right road. Go to the end) . This ride is all on paved trails from Parker to Castle Rock and back. We will ride the Cherry Creek Trail, McMurdo Gulch Trail, Woodlands Trail, Hangman’s Gulch Trail and Plum Creek Trail. There are a few road crossings but no road riding. The McMurdo Gulch trail to Founders Parkway is challenging (6 miles, 2% average grade which includes a couple of very short 4+% climbs) as will be the return from Castle Rock to Founders Parkway. We will have several water break/ rest stops as needed. Turn around will be at the Festival Park in downtown Castle Rock where there is a Sunday farmers market. The last 7 miles of the ride are all downhill and it’s a blast. https://ridewithgps.com/trips/366311230
5 attendees
Past events
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