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Summit Biking Group

Welcome to the home of the Summit Biking Group, a non-profit road biking club of predominately active seniors dedicated to road biking in Summit County, Colorado, home to the Arapahoe Basin, Breckenridge, Copper Mountain and Keystone Ski resorts as well as the towns of Breckenridge, Dillon, Frisco and Silverthorne.

Our mission is to enhance recreational bicycling opportunities in Summit County by connecting fellow cyclists in a fun and organized environment and by serving as a 501c3 fundraising resource to provide financial support for projects that improve the Summit County Recreational Pathway System and other Summit County road cycling infrastructure. Make a tax deductible donation here.

 

We encourage everyone to get out on a bike in Summit County. The Area Rides tab contains maps, routes, elevation profiles and other information on some of the popular road biking rides in Summit County and the surrounding area. Group Rides are held Monday mornings during the summer and early fall as soon and as long as weather permits; generally June through September. Details for the Monday road biking rides and other group activities are posted on the Group Rides Page calendar as they are planned; but often not until late the week before due to weather considerations. Check the Blog Page for late details, notices, changes, cancellations, lost items, and other club news.

The group's primary emphasis is on non-competitive road biking; however, many of our members also are active mountain bikers. For mountain biking info contact Summit County Mountain Bike Alliance (SCoMBA) or Summit Mountain Biking. For road biking info, we can be reached via the Contact Us tab above or at summitbiking@gmail.com.

If you can't find what you are looking for, send us an email.

A Message From Our Club Co-Presidents

We invite you to view a welcome message from our club co-presidents sent to all members at the start of the new biking season. You can view the message here.

Summit Bikers Invade Austria

A group of folks, including many members of the Summit Biking Group, spent two weeks road biking in the Austrian Alps in September 2023 to celebrate a good friend's 86th birthday.  The trip included one week in the area of Fuschl Am See and another week in Sankt Agatha near Hallstatter Lake and the picturesque town of Hallstatt.  Here's the group at the Hotel Jakob in Fuschl Am See (click to expand the photo):

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Rec Path News

The 3-mile Rec Path extension south of Copper Mountain toward Fremont Pass was dedicated on July 13, 2022 and is now open for riding! Click here for more info on the extension and our contribution to this important project. And click here for a description (and photos) of our participation in the dedication of the path.

New Feature: “Charitable Events”

This new page is a forum for our group members to post information about various biking-related charitable causes and solicit donations (if applicable) for those causes. If you’re riding for a cause, or family members or friends are, use this page to provide information to our members who might be interested in getting involved or contributing to your cause. If your ride includes your own fundraising page, you can include a link to that page. Access this new page here.

Summit Biking Donations

Summit Biking recently received IRS approval as 501c3 charitable organization and is now able to accept fully tax deductible donations in support of future Rec Path system improvements. See our Donate Page for more info.

Early Season Path Status

Early season rec path conditions vary significantly depending upon path segment, recent spring weather and other factors. Please contact Summit County’s Open Space and Trails Department or the individual towns for up-to-date information on path accessibility.

eBikes on the Rec Path

The County and Forest Service are currently amending regulations and permits to allow Class I ebike usage on the Summit County Rec Path system. Click here for current information and status.

Tenmile Path Contribution

Summit Biking contributed $20,000 toward the 3 mile rec path extension project south of Copper Mountain. The extension is now complete and the dedication/ grand opening was conducted on July 13, 2022. Click here for more info on the contribution and extension. And click here for a description (and photos) of our participation in the dedication of the path.

Summit County Interactive Rec Path and Trails Map

Summit County Open Space and Trails has developed a clickable interactive path & trails map showing the Rec Path system as well as all the hiking and mountain biking trails in the county.

Swan Mtn Climbing Lane

The west side of Swan Mountain Road from Summit High School on Hwy 9 to Sapphire Point now has a dedicated bike climbing lane beside the uphill lane.

 

This dedicated lane is not wide enough for 2 way traffic and thus is for CLIMBING ONLY up to Sapphire Point from the high school. Use the normal car lane to descend down from Sapphire Point to Hwy 9.

Panoramic image of a group of road bikes
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