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See the top sights and hidden corners of Colorado’s capital city on a small group e-bike tour. This short excursion is perfect for first-time Denver visitors who want to orient themselves to the city for future exploring. With an easy-to-use pedal-assist bike, you’re able to complete the extensive itinerary without breaking a sweat. Highlights include Denver Union Station, Coors Field, Larimer Square, and Confluence Park.

Denver is walkable, but there’s nothing quite like exploring this urban city on two-wheels. Give yourself a thrilling yet low-impact experience on this guided e-bike tour of Denver. Use the pedal assist for an easier experience as you ride by Denver Union Station and other city landmarks. Learn about the city’s major attractions and hear stories about its history.

Discover the highlights of the Mile High City with ease on this small-group guided e-bike tour. Go further with less effort and see the whole town with an e-bike that provides pedal assist. After a brief e-bike tutorial, hop on your bike and follow your guide around to top Denver landmarks and sites, both natural and historic.

See the top sights and hidden corners of Colorado’s capital city on a small group e-bike tour with expert, local guides. This 2 hour excursion is ideal for first-time Denver visitors who want to orient themselves to the city for future exploring. It is also great for those who have lived here and never taken a beat to get to know Denver. With an easy-to-use pedal-assist bike, you’re able to complete the city loop without breaking a sweat. With the best eBike tour in Colorado, your tour will be fun AND safe. Highlights include Denver Union Station, RINO arts district, the capital, and cruising along the creek by Confluence Park. Colorado eBike Tours is all about enjoying the scenery, feeling the city's rhythm, and catching those small, special moments along the way. (We can accommodate children 5 and older, call ahead to book a cargo bike for your child. No infants) For groups larger than 6 we typically break into two.