
What we’re about
The Denver Bicycle Touring Club, Inc. (DBTC) is the original bicycling club of the Denver Metro area. DBTC is a non-profit corporation run by volunteers. The Club promotes recreational and commuter cycling, bike safety, and education of the general public in cycling matters. The Club organizes and sponsors weekend and weekday rides. Rides are divided into categories of interest including LEISURE, MTB, FUN, FUN+, and INTERMEDIATE. We typically offer at least four Out of Town Tours scheduled for 2022. We publish a monthly newsletter, available to members, of its activities and ride schedule. The DBTC maps (Bicycling the Greater Denver Area) are still sold at many bike shops; however, as of 2022 are no longer being published.
We invite you to enjoy your first ride as a Guest. After that, we request you join the Denver Bicycle Touring Club - annual dues are $35.00 for a single and $50.00 for a Family Membership.
Anyone interested in Colorado bicycling is eligible to join DBTC. Membership applications are in every newsletter, and Club brochures can be found in some metro Denver bicycle shops. If you would like a sample of the current newsletter, check it out at www.dbtc.org. Memberships are for 12 months from the time you join.
To post & lead a ride, you need to be an active member. Please go to www.dbtc.org to find the membership form and other information and events that our club sponsors.
Upcoming events (4+)
See all- Morrison Climbing Ride with SandraDirt parking lot across from the Conoco, Morrison, CO
NEW RIDE
9:00 AM INT-H4-47-SW 4200' Elevation Gain Meet Sandra Huzyk (303-807-1308) in Morrison for a ride up and over Deer Creek Canyon, through the Homestead neighborhood and then a lunch stop at Lynne's Whistle Stop Cafe in Tiny Town. It will be a shortened version of this route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/50915169 Meet 8:30am for a 9am start on Rooney Rd. in Morrison near the gas station. We will ride through Bear Creek Lake Park, then catch the C-470 bike path to get into Ken Caryl. We will return via Ken Caryl and North Ranch neighborhoods. Bring rain gear.