Taste of Denver by Bike
Amazing Adventures
5.0
Suzanne_L
39 days ago
What a great adventure! Jeremy was a wonderful host, who treated our group of 5 to a lovely bike ride all through town - around the Uni, under the bridge along the river, and into RiNO. Along the way we stopped at several places, each with a different history, vibe, and cuisine. I was a little nervous about biking in the dark & cold of an early November evening, but it was actually quite exhilarating! Jeremy provided helmets and lights on our bikes, and was an attentive leader who made sure we were safe and comfortable. One thing I would note is that the bike riding part is actually a bit more substantial than we expected. We figured maybe 5-10 min in between each stop, but it was more like 15-20. Not a problem at all, just good to know.
Ride, eat, and explore on this 8-mile guided bike and food tour through the heart of Denver. We’ll cruise past iconic spots like Coors Field, Union Station, the Dairy Block, the confluence of the rivers, Larimer Square, the legendary Buckhorn Exchange, the RiNo Art District, the Colorado State Capitol, MSU Denver, and Tivoli Brewery. Along the way, we’ll stop for a diverse lineup of local eats—dig into spicy drunken noodles, try adventurous Rocky Mountain oysters, savor authentic street tacos, grab a slice of pizza, and finish with something sweet for dessert. It’s the perfect mix of flavor, fun, and city vibes.
Departure Point
- Here is the apartment where the bikes are located. You can find parking nearby.
- Here is the apartment where the bikes are located. You can find parking nearby.
- Human tour guide - English
Points of Interest
Stop At: La Diabla Pozole y Mezcal2233 Larimer Street, Denver, CO 80205We will leave 5 points where the bikes are located and bike about 10 minutes to our first destination for tacos. We can try 2 Al pastor tacos or one carnitas, chicken or bean one.Duration: 25 minutesStop At: The Denver Central Market2669 Larimer Street, Denver, CO 80205We will pass Coors Baseball stadium, the Dairy block, Union Station and the Confluence of the Platt and Cherry Creek before riding the Cherry Creek to Larimar Square. Next door is Bao Brewhouse where we will try some Drunken noodles. Duration: 1 hourStop At: Bao Brewhouse1317 14th Street, Denver, CO 80202We will bike through Metropolitan State University of Denver, the old Tivoli Brewery and Ninth Street Historic Park before stopping at the Buckhorn exchange. The Buckhorn Exchange, established in 1893, is Denver's oldest restaurant and a National Historic Landmark. Founded by Henry H. "Shorty Scout" Zietz—a former scout for Buffalo Bill—the establishment has a rich history of hosting notable figures, including President Theodore Roosevelt. Renowned for its Old West ambiance, the Buckhorn Exchange features an extensive collection of taxidermy with over 500 mounted animals adorning its walls. The menu offers a variety of exotic meats, such as elk, buffalo, and Rocky Mountain oysters, providing a distinctive dining experience that reflects Colorado's frontier heritage. Here we will try some Rocky Mountain Oysters before heading back on the road. Duration: 1 hourStop At: Buckhorn Exchange1000 Osage Street, Denver, CO 80204We will pass the Colorado State Capital on our way to Rino District. The River North Art District (RiNo) in Denver, Colorado, is a vibrant neighborhood celebrated for its dynamic street art, eclectic mix of galleries, studios, and a thriving culinary and nightlife scene. Originally an industrial area, RiNo has transformed into a cultural hub where creativity and community converge. Visitors can explore colorful murals, innovative restaurants, breweries, and unique shops, all contributing to the district's distinctive character. We will stop at the Denver Central Market, a gourmet food hall located in Denver's RiNo district, featuring 11 vendors offering a variety of culinary options, including baked goods, handcrafted chocolates, artisan cheeses, and more. At Vero Pizza we will order a pizza or 2 with different styles and for desert get something delicious at Izzio Bakery. Duration: 1 hourAdditional Information
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Ride, eat, and explore on this 8-mile guided bike and food tour through the heart of Denver. We’ll cruise past iconic spots like Coors Field, Union Station, the Dairy Block, the confluence of the rivers, Larimer Square, the legendary Buckhorn Exchange, the RiNo Art District, the Colorado State Capitol, MSU Denver, and Tivoli Brewery. Along the way, we’ll stop for a diverse lineup of local eats—dig into spicy drunken noodles, try adventurous Rocky Mountain oysters, savor authentic street tacos, grab a slice of pizza, and finish with something sweet for dessert. It’s the perfect mix of flavor, fun, and city vibes.
Departure Point
- Here is the apartment where the bikes are located. You can find parking nearby.
- Here is the apartment where the bikes are located. You can find parking nearby.
- Human tour guide - English
Points of Interest
Stop At: La Diabla Pozole y Mezcal2233 Larimer Street, Denver, CO 80205We will leave 5 points where the bikes are located and bike about 10 minutes to our first destination for tacos. We can try 2 Al pastor tacos or one carnitas, chicken or bean one.Duration: 25 minutesStop At: The Denver Central Market2669 Larimer Street, Denver, CO 80205We will pass Coors Baseball stadium, the Dairy block, Union Station and the Confluence of the Platt and Cherry Creek before riding the Cherry Creek to Larimar Square. Next door is Bao Brewhouse where we will try some Drunken noodles. Duration: 1 hourStop At: Bao Brewhouse1317 14th Street, Denver, CO 80202We will bike through Metropolitan State University of Denver, the old Tivoli Brewery and Ninth Street Historic Park before stopping at the Buckhorn exchange. The Buckhorn Exchange, established in 1893, is Denver's oldest restaurant and a National Historic Landmark. Founded by Henry H. "Shorty Scout" Zietz—a former scout for Buffalo Bill—the establishment has a rich history of hosting notable figures, including President Theodore Roosevelt. Renowned for its Old West ambiance, the Buckhorn Exchange features an extensive collection of taxidermy with over 500 mounted animals adorning its walls. The menu offers a variety of exotic meats, such as elk, buffalo, and Rocky Mountain oysters, providing a distinctive dining experience that reflects Colorado's frontier heritage. Here we will try some Rocky Mountain Oysters before heading back on the road. Duration: 1 hourStop At: Buckhorn Exchange1000 Osage Street, Denver, CO 80204We will pass the Colorado State Capital on our way to Rino District. The River North Art District (RiNo) in Denver, Colorado, is a vibrant neighborhood celebrated for its dynamic street art, eclectic mix of galleries, studios, and a thriving culinary and nightlife scene. Originally an industrial area, RiNo has transformed into a cultural hub where creativity and community converge. Visitors can explore colorful murals, innovative restaurants, breweries, and unique shops, all contributing to the district's distinctive character. We will stop at the Denver Central Market, a gourmet food hall located in Denver's RiNo district, featuring 11 vendors offering a variety of culinary options, including baked goods, handcrafted chocolates, artisan cheeses, and more. At Vero Pizza we will order a pizza or 2 with different styles and for desert get something delicious at Izzio Bakery. Duration: 1 hourAdditional Information
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
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Suzanne_L
What a great adventure! Jeremy was a wonderful host, who treated our group of 5 to a lovely bike ride all through town - around the Uni, under the bridge along the river, and into RiNO. Along the way we stopped at several places, each with a different history, vibe, and cuisine. I was a little nervous about biking in the dark & cold of an early November evening, but it was actually quite exhilarating! Jeremy provided helmets and lights on our bikes, and was an attentive leader who made sure we were safe and comfortable. One thing I would note is that the bike riding part is actually a bit more substantial than we expected. We figured maybe 5-10 min in between each stop, but it was more like 15-20. Not a problem at all, just good to know.
Age50PlusTraveller
I took my teen on this tour with Jeremy and it was the highlight of our trip! Jeremy is personable and knowledgable, and the bikes and gear are first class. We meandered all over the city, through hidden, mural-filled allies and throughout the canal system. We felt very safe the whole time, even though this whole tour is throughout downtown. We highly recommend this, esp you have antsy teens who are tired of museums. Also the food was so flavorful and high quality -- and even my teen boy was full at the end, and that is saying something!
Craig_S
Jeremy was very knowledgeable. He provided an excellent tour of Denver and unique food opportunities. Very accommodating to our needs.
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This experience was amazing that it includes biking to all different famous attractions and super special and delicious food restaurants! We spent about 3 hours biking around the city and the river. Denver is very gorgeous city and very suitable for biking here. The roads overall is easy to bike. My tour guide Jeremy brought me to lots of different places which is very fun! I recommend this tour a lot!