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Bike Durango

If you’re looking for world-class cycling and mountain biking, Durango, Colorado is one of the top destinations in the world for two-wheeled adventure. Whether you choose to wind through the hills, valleys, and flats of Southwest Colorado, cycling the highways on a touring road bike, or brave the rugged single-track downhills and switchbacks of the famed mountain bike trails right outside of town, there’s always an incredible array of things to do on bikes in Durango Colorado.

Situated adjacent to the San Juan National Forest in the southwestern corner of the Centennial State, Durango is the perfect vacation destination to get on two wheels and ride. In addition to more than 1,000 miles of trails surrounding this community, making it arguably the mecca of mountain biking, there are numerous Durango bike events, including the world-famous Iron Horse Bicycle Classic, that appeal to a wide range of biking abilities.

Download our Durango mountain bike trails map to find all the best mountain bike trails in and around the Durango area.

Due to the elevation changes, varied terrain, and the spectacular weather in Durango, many famous cyclists and cycling champions have chosen to call Durango home over the years. What’s more, thanks to the plentiful bike amenities and the support of Durango area bike groups, Southwest Colorado has become a world-renowned destination for amateur cyclists as well.

Whether you are a professional racer, a weekend warrior, or still on training wheels, Durango offers the perfect atmosphere, event support, and vacation town amenities to make every ride memorable.To learn more about cycling and mountain biking in Southwest Colorado, or to get started planning your trip to Durango, contact the Durango Area Tourism Office today.

 


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