Jefferson County, Colorado is one of the best places on the planet to be a cyclist. We work to make it even better.

Upcoming Events

Clear Creek Greenway Trail Courtesy Shuttle

Begins Friday, May 22 – Sept. 7

Daily from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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2026 Schedule – Bike Friendly Streets’ rides

Bike Friendly Streets — Upcoming Rides

For any questions please email us at [email protected]

Announcements

The Northwest Navigator!

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🔥 Check Current Fire Restrictions Before You Ride

Colorado fire restrictions change frequently. Always check before heading out.

Colorado Fire Restrictions →

Safe Routes: Bike Streets New App

With the Summer fastly approaching, check out the amazing work Bike Streets is doing to make your next bike route safer and more fun! Are you ready to…

Enjoy Fun Routes
Travel Safely
Effectively Plan Rides

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Active Towns Podcast with John Simmerman Features Bike Streets Founder Avi Stopper

Watch the conversation featuring:
- Avi Stopper, Bike Streets founder
- The new Bike Streets App
- Community adventure rides
- Destinations Initiative connecting people to bike-friendly places

The app is currently available in Denver and will soon be expanding to Lakewood. They are looking for test rides in Westminster, Arvada, and Golden.

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Important Colorado Cycling Laws – Articles by Megan Hottman

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Essential Colorado Cycling Laws

Articles by Megan Hottman

Stay informed about important cycling laws in Colorado with these essential articles that every cyclist should read.

3 Feet: It’s Not a Suggestion or Guideline—It’s Mandatory

Understanding Colorado’s three-foot passing law is crucial for both cyclists and motorists. This article breaks down the legal requirements and why this law exists to protect cyclists on the road.

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Understanding Colorado’s “Stop as Yield” Law

Learn about Colorado’s “Stop as Yield” law for cyclists and how it affects your rights and responsibilities when approaching stop signs. This comprehensive guide explains when and how cyclists can legally treat stop signs as yield signs.

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Vision Zero Safety Action Plan

Did you know Jefferson County is working on an amazing project to make streets safer? Learn more about their efforts and take their survey at https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/4bb39fe4461840a0806d3bbb2b01455b

Discover the work being done to make our communities safer!

CDOT is shuttling cyclists through the construction east of Idaho Springs. See flyer below about this service.

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