Boulderのバイクパーク・トップ5

The Spring Brook Loop is a great introduction to mountain biking in Colorado’s Front Range, offering a mix of technical challenges and awesome views. The trail features a series of rocky step-ups, rolling singletrack, and winding paths through forests. The ride is mostly sun-exposed, so pacing water is important, and the trail is shared and popular with hikers, runners, and other bikers. Highlights include the descent through Doudy Draw and the twisty, wooded sections of the Spring Brook Loop. The trail loops back, offering expansive views of the Flatirons before returning to the starting point.

The Benjamin Trail Loop is as popular with mountain bikers as it is hikers. These long, swooping switchbacks are not as steep as the more direct route up and down the mountain on the east side of the loop. There a couple lookout areas a bit higher up this side of the loop. The Benjamin Trail Loop is only open to mountain bikers on certain days of the week; if you can avoid these days, the trails are much less congested.

This loop is mostly easy with a few techy sections thrown in: Just enough to keep you on your toes.

An epic mountain bike loop near Boulder that can be ridden in both directions. If you ride the loop clockwise you will be rewarded with the best downhills and less technical, but still challenging uphills. Be prepared for fun, but challenging loop including some hike-a-bike sections.

Wow, what a great bike park! Valmont Bike Park has something for everyone: riders of all abilities and ages will have a blast! Click here if you are hungry for more information: https://bouldercolorado.gov/locations/valmont-bike-park

tons of fun. obviously best on a mtb but I had a great time on my gravel slash cyclocross bike. they have some more mellow trails that are very doable on a gravel/cross bike and really helps you practice bike handling.