Mountain Biking Tours in Breckenridge

What can you expect from a guided mountain biking tour in Breckenridge?

• Staff from Colorado Adventure Guides (CAG) are screened at the start of each work day to ensure they are symptom-free
• CAG staff will be expected to wear a face covering at all times except while on the river, rock, trail, or bike
• Robust cleaning routines have been implemented for all gear and surfaces guests come in contact with. This includes sprayers for gear, sanitizer foggers of vehicles and using a COVID specific disinfectant with all cleaning supplies.

What is expected of guests?

• Completed online release forms are required in advance of arrival
• Any guest experiencing symptoms of COVID must not arrive for their trip and contact us immediately to reschedule
• Arrive with your own face covering (see below for details)
• Arrive in activity-appropriate attire, as this will help to minimize time in our changing rooms and bathrooms

Sanitizing and social distancing practices

• We are following state and county guidelines regarding capacities and cleaning / sanitizing
• All sanitizers used are specifically registered with the EPA as effective against COVID-19
• Our staff will utilize specific tools such as foggers for vehicles and a powered sprayer for rafts and other gear.
• In order to follow distancing standards the office will be limited to 6 people at once
• Hand wash stations and/or hand sanitizer will be provided at all public entrances, in vehicles
• Gear is cleaned & sanitized after each use using COVID-19 specific solution. In shuttle vehicles, high touch areas are sanitized throughout the day by shuttle drivers
• The CAG retail space, change rooms and bathrooms are cleaned & sanitized daily using COVID-19 specific solution. Additional high-touch areas cleaned throughout the day.

When to wear face coverings:

• When approaching or interacting with CAG staff or other guests
• When entering indoor spaces — i.e. office, changing rooms, and bathrooms
• During the shuttle ride to and from your activity
• All guests are required to arrive at CAG with their own face covering. Face coverings are NOT required to be worn by guests while on the raft, rock, trail, or bike.
• Synthetic neck gaiter sun buff is appropriate for check-in and indoor spaces of our facility, the shuttle ride
• Cotton or paper mask is appropriate for check-in and indoor spaces of our facility, and the shuttle ride, but is NOT recommended for during activity use

Guest check-in

• All guests are required to complete online release forms in advance of arrival. A link will be sent to guests after making a reservation.
• Outdoor check-in will be available on most days. If outdoor check-in is not available, guests will check-in inside our office with additional spacing provided between check-in locations and a maximum of 6 people at a time
• Only one member of each party is needed during check-in
• Check-in locations will be spaced apart to comply with distancing guidelines
• Guests may meet guides at trailhead during certain activities (bike, hike, climb)

Transportation

• Increased space will be given within each vehicle to follow distancing standards.
• Shuttle vehicles will be operated with a maximum of 10 people and within 2 households, not including the guide. A household are guests living in the same house.
• All vehicles are cleaned and sanitized daily using COVID-19 specific solution and vehicle fogger. High touch areas are sanitized throughout the day by shuttle drivers.
• Windows will remain open whenever conditions allow.
• Hand sanitizer will be used upon entering and exiting the vehicles

With us, it’s all play and no work for you! 57hours is an open platform that will connect you with trained and certified outdoor adventure professionals all over the world. Using our knowledge of technology, we make it super easy to find and book adventures worth tackling, led by pro guides, and complemented by free outdoor travel resources gathered from locals and first-hand experiences.

Mountain biking is fun! Feeling in control over bumpy and unpredictable terrain is an adrenaline rush all in itself. Once you ease into riding, you’ll learn to read obstacles, manage momentum with your body and brakes, and maneuver over the trail with confidence. All your guides expect from you is a basic grasp of riding a bike, an open mind, and a lot of trust. A small price to pay to feel like you’re practically flying, right?

What you get in this adventure:

• An experienced MTB guide with extensive local knowledge of the area
• Transportation to/from the trailhead if needed

What’s not included:

• Mountain bike and helmet for $65

One of the reasons why mountain biking is so popular is the rush of adrenaline it sends through your veins. Sure, danger is part of the appeal, but you’ll want to avoid any unnecessary risks by hiring a guide. They’ll make sure you enjoy the ride and feel safe while doing it. There is no road map or GPS technology out there that’s as good as having an experienced local guide to lead the way while mastering unfamiliar trails. There’s always more to see, and your guides know just where to go to find it!

• Mountain biking helmet (if not renting)
• Wear comfortable riding or athletic clothing, preferably moisture wicking or synthetic material
• Closed toed shoes
• Breathable outside layer and rain jacket
• Sunglasses or eye protection
• 2-3 liters water and water bottle or hydration system
• Daypack with snacks
• Cycling gloves are optional but recommended

As long as you pedal on two wheels, you can book this adventure. There is mountain biking for all skill levels in Breckenridge. A guide will explain the different mountain bike techniques and body positions to get you feeling comfortable on the trial. You will progress at a level that is consistent with your comfort. Once you finally get the hang of trail riding, you will only want more!

You will need to be able to bike between two hours and a full day, depending on the itinerary you choose. After booking, your guide will determine the group’s skill level and capabilities and cater the day to your specific abilities. One of the best things about Breckridge is that there is everything from mellow, cruisy trails to hard-riding climbs with epic descents. The altitude should not be underestimated either; it’s good to have a couple days acclimatization if you can. Keep in mind, opting for the full day option means more biking, which is strenuous even if you stay on beginner level trails.

Group sizes are usually for 1 – 5 people, with one guide. Pricing is per person, and with more guests, the price drops — it’s the perfect chance to go riding with friends and family!

If your party has more than 5 people, contact us prior to booking.

Tours are scheduled to fit with the seasons and ideal cycling conditions. When the weather does not cooperate, your guide will know the correct course of action to take. Whether that’s shifting to a more favorable location or postponing until conditions approve, your guide will know just what to do. In the event of predictably bad weather, you will be contacted prior to the trip to discuss suitable alternatives.

All policies regarding cancellation, rescheduling and trip insurance will be clearly laid out by your guide prior to booking your adventure. Contact us if you’d like more information on a specific adventure.

Denver (DEN) all the way. Breckenridge is about 90 minutes away by car to the southwest. The exact location of your bike tour will depend on your chosen itinerary, and will be determined after booking.