🚴️ Fort Collins by Bike: Ride Into Spring

Hey FoCo,

Fort Collins isn't just a bike-friendly city. It's a bike-loving city. With more than 280+ miles of trails, scenic canyon climbs, and brewery routes perfect for a leisurely cruise, spring is the ideal time to explore the Choice City on two wheels. Whether you're into gravel, pavement, or dirt, there's a ride waiting for you.

Let’s dive in. 👇

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Ride Into Spring

• Spring Creek & Poudre River Trails: These paved multi-use paths run through the heart of the city, offering flat, scenic rides past parks, murals, and breweries.

🏔️ Mountain Biking Musts

• Pineridge, Maxwell, & Foothills Loop: Quick access from town with trails for beginners to intermediate riders. Beautiful foothill views included.

• Blue Sky & Indian Summer: Smooth singletrack, gentle climbs, and a flowy ride perfect for casual weekend warriors.

• Lory State Park: Just five miles west of town, this gem offers a wide variety of trails with lake views and wildflowers in full bloom.

⛰️ Road & Gravel Rides

• Dairy Loop & Bellvue Routes: Easygoing road rides with scenic stops like the Howling Cow Café (grab that root beer latte!).

• Rist Canyon to Masonville: A classic challenge with big climbs and big views. For experienced cyclists who want a little burn with their breeze.

• Soapstone Prairie & Red Mountain: Remote gravel riding through wide-open landscapes. Bring water and snacks—you won't want to leave.

🍺 Rent & Ride

• Recycled Cycles: Affordable cruiser and city bike rentals, no reservation needed.

• Pedego Fort Collins: Rent electric bikes by the hour or day, perfect for covering more ground without breaking a sweat.

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