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Estes Park Bike Rentals and Information
2009 SUMMER BIKING GUIDE
Here are some of our favorite places to bike in the Estes Park area. You'll find something to suit your needs whether you want to pedal around with the kids, or huck it off boulders!
MT BIKING:
Crosier Mt. to Glen Haven (Advanced):
This is a great area full of rocky downhill single track riding. The trail starts at H-Bar-G Ranch and ends in Glen Haven near the Post Office. Parking is located at the corner of 63E (DryGulch Rd) and H Bar G Rd in the gravel lot. From there go right (east) on
H Bar G Rd until you see the entrance for H-Bar-G Ranch on the right. The ranch is private property but they have been kind enough to allow us access. Please stay on the road and close all the gates behind you. Once you enter the property stay left and go up the hill, there will be a second gate on your left that marks the start of the trail. Once you have finished and arrive in Glen Haven there are three ways to get back to the top. The first would be to ride back up the trail but you would have to be in really great shape. The second is to ride the highway back, Devils Gulch to H Bar G Rd, which is still tough but much easier than the trail. The third, and easiest, would be to run shuttle and leave a car at both locations.
Crosier Mt. to Drake (Advanced):
This ride is an extension of the previous trail (Crosier Mt. to Glen Haven) but a bit longer. The directions are the same however halfway through the previous ride there will be a sign where you will make a right instead of a left. This ride has a steep climb which summits Crosier Mountain and is very difficult. Don’t feel bad if you have to walk some of this climb, almost everyone does. There is a reward for the climb on the descending end which is a long and sweet downhill section. The trail ends in Drake and the return trip options are the same as above, except there is a higher
recommendation to take the third option as you are even further from your car.
Pole Hill (Intermediate):
This ride contains a number of loops through some beautiful National Forest land. The trails are much wider than single track and are also used by off road vehicles so keep an eye out. To get there take highway 36 East to Boulder until you reach the top of the hill as you leave town. Turn left on the first dirt road (Pole Hill Rd) and go through the subdivision until you see the series of trails start.
Hall Ranch (Intermediate/Advanced):
This is one of the best rolling single track areas around. There are a number of loops and some variances in difficultly. Hall Ranch is located just north of Lyons off of highway 7. There are two parking lots for this area; one is located just off highway 7 on the east side of the road and the other off of Apple Valley Rd which is also east of the highway. From Estes Park you can take either highway 7 south or highway 36 east to Lyons and then highway 7 north.
ROAD BIKING:
Lake Estes Bike Path (Easy):
The pedestrian trail around Lake Estes is a great place to get out with the family and enjoy the scenic landscape! The trail is a 3.75 mile loop that can be started from a number of locations including the Estes Park Mountain Shop.
Devils Gulch to Dry Gulch (Moderate):
This is a great loop with some demanding climbs that will sneak up on you! This is about a nine mile ride than can also be started here at the Estes Park Mountain Shop. From the shop take highway 34 west towards town. At the first stop light 34 will turn right, from there take this up the hill until you hit McGregor Ranch Rd and make a right. McGregor Ranch Rd will turn into Devils Gulch Rd and you will continue on this until you hit H Bar G Rd where you will make a right. Continue on H Bar G Rd until you hit Dry Gulch where you will also make a right. From there continue on Dry Gulch until you hit highway 34, make a left, and you will see us on the right.
Estes Park to Bear Lake in RMNP (Difficult):
This is a scenic ride that will expose you to the beauty of Rocky Mountain National Park! This is a twenty mile ride out and back if you start from the entrance station. From town take highway 36 to the entrance of the park. Once through the entrance station you will make you’re first left on Bear Lake Rd.
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| MOUNTAIN BIKE (26" HARD TAIL) |
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1 HOUR $9 |
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2 HOUR $16 |
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4 HOUR $25 |
| FULL DAY |
1 DAY $39 |
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2 DAY $65 |
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3 DAY $80 |
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EACH ADDL DAY $10/DAY |
| 29 INCH MOUNTAIN BIKE (HARD TAIL) |
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1 HOUR $12 |
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2 HOUR $20 |
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4 HOUR $30 |
| FULL DAY |
1 DAY $45 |
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2 DAY $70 |
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3 DAY $85 |
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EACH ADDL DAY $12/DAY |
| FULL SUSPENSION MOUNTAIN BIKE (26") |
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1 HOUR $16 |
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2 HOUR $30 |
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4 HOUR $40 |
| FULL DAY |
1 DAY $55 |
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2 DAY $75 |
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3 DAY $95 |
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EACH ADDL DAY $15/DAY |
| ROAD BIKE |
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1 HOUR $16 |
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2 HOUR $30 |
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4 HOUR $40 |
| FULL DAY |
1 DAY $55 |
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2 DAY $75 |
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3 DAY $95 |
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EACH ADDL DAY $15/DAY |
| TANDEM |
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1 HOUR $16 |
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2 HOUR $30 |
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4 HOUR $40 |
| FULL DAY |
1 DAY $50 |
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2 DAY $70 |
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3 DAY $85 |
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EACH ADDL DAY $10/DAY |
| KID TRAILER / TAG A LONG |
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1 HOUR $8 |
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2 HOUR $10 |
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4 HOUR $15 |
| FULL DAY |
1 DAY $25 |
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2 DAY $40 |
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3 DAY $50 |
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EACH ADDL DAY $8/DAY |
| HELMET (FREE W/ RENTAL) |
1 DAY $3 |
| LOCK (FREE W/ RENTAL) |
1 DAY $3 |
| CAR RACK |
4 HOUR $10 OR $15/DAY |

Rental Bike Information |
GIANT BOULDER
The Giant Boulder is a great all around bike, that can accommodate a verity of different riders needs!
Perfect for the first-time off-roader, the Boulder features a sturdy oversize steel frame and 3-inch travel suspension fork to tame the trail. Your off-road adventures await. |

Giant Boulder |
SPECIALIZED CAMBER
The Camber is a no-nonsense full suspension mountain bike with just the right amount of active, independent FSR travel for everything from singletrack to bomber descents. 4.7 inches of travel on front and rear shocks.
Great for more active users on harder, more agressive trails. Available sizees M, L, XL. |

Specialized Camber |
GIANT YUKON
Make the most of your off-road excursions with this smooth-riding trail machine. With a lightweight yet durable ALUXX aluminum frame, 4 inches of rear suspension travel and a plush suspension fork, Yukon FX can handle whatever the trail dishes out. |

Giant Yukon
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GIANT TALON 29er
Engineered to give you more control and increased comfort on the trail, Talon 29er lets you sit back and enjoy the ride. The lightweight, responsive ALUXX aluminum frame is designed with geometry that’s optimized for its 29-inch wheels. These larger-diameter hoops roll over obstacles with greater ease, improve your traction and help you keep your momentum. |

Giant Talon 29er |
SPECIALIZED ROCKHOPPER 29er
The Rockhopper is a time-tested XC hardtail built for cruising fire roads and slicing through singletrack. Equipped with Tektro Draco hydraulic disc brakes and a custom-tuned SR Suntour suspension fork with lockout, the Rockhopper 29er combines performance with value in a package every rider will appreciate. |

Specialized Rockhopper 29er |
GIANT REVEL
With a smart, durable and lightweight ALUXX aluminum frame built to optimize its 100-millimeter suspension fork, Revel offers a stable, comfortable ride. The frame tubes are engineered with a sophistication more typically seen in pricey race bikes, and each one is outfitted with quality components that make it a reliable ride |

Giant Revel |
SPECIALIZED CROSSTRAIL
Built for efficient recreation, exploration and fitness, the Crosstrail is made for how, where and why you ride. The Crosstrail features reliable components like the 75mm-travel SR Suntour fork and Specialized Borough XC Sport tires. |

Specialized Crosstrail |
SPECIALIZED HARDROCK
With a smooth SR Suntour fork, and double-walled alloy wheels, the Hardrock is prepared for mountain trails and urban jungles. |

Specialized Hardrock |
GIANT DEFY
Aluminum engineering at its very best. Light, lively and perfectly tuned for the way you ride, the all-new Defy redefines the performance possibilities of an entry-level road bike. Made with the ALUXX SL aluminum frame and featuring components made to optimize its performance, it climbs, corners and sprints like bikes costing thousands more. |

Giant Defy |
SPECIALIZED ALLEZ
Stiff, light, race-inspired Allez Sport offers great acceleration and handling—perfect for aspiring racers, or as a winter training bike for more accomplished veterans. 9-speed Shimano gearing and lighter wheels improve efficiency over any terrain. |

Specialized Allez |
KID TRAILER
Made of lightweight aluminum and features a center-pull tow yoke and retractable mesh screens.
Your little one wants to have a little adventure, too! |

Kid Trailer |
HALFWHEELER TAG A LONG
The Half wheeler ST is a value priced trailer bike with quality Giant design features except constructed in Hi-Tensile Steel. Complete with 5-foot safety flag, mud guard and water bottle.
We supply the Tag a Long, you supply the kid! |

HalfWheeler Tag A Long
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