Where to Ride

Knowing how to ride is only half the equation.
Knowing where to ride is what turns a session into a day worth remembering.

We help riders find the good lines — pavement, trails, long climbs, and extended routes that actually make sense on an electric unicycle.

Whether you’re new in town or just want better routes, this is where you start.

Urban Flow

Smooth pavement, long stretches, minimal interruptions.

Great for:

  • First-time city riding
  • Confidence building
  • Group cruises
  • Night rides

Expect:

  • Predictable surfaces
  • Moderate distances
  • Easy exits if you need them

Denver City Trail Map

Beginner Friendly Routes

  • Sloan’s Lake loop
  • Washington Park
  • Cherry Creek Trail (easy sections)
  • City Park

    Flat, open areas with minimal obstacles. Ideal for learning and building confidence.

Intermediate Routes

  • South Platte River Trail
  • Cherry Creek longer stretches
  • Highline Canal Trail
  • City path connectors

More traffic, turns, and mixed terrain. Good for developing control.

Advanced/Technical Riding

  • Bear Creek Trail
  • Clear Creek Trail
  • Ralston Creek Trail
  • Big Dry Gulch Trail

Narrow with more curves, some gravel/dirt sections. Experienced riders only.

Trail & Mixed Terrain

Dirt, gravel, and mixed surfaces that reward control and good setup.

Great for:

  • Riders comfortable with braking and balance
  • Pad users
  • Riders looking to level up

Expect:

  • Variable terrain
  • Elevation changes
  • Lower speeds, higher focus

Beginner Friendly Routes

  • Cherry Creek State Park
  • Boulder County gravel trails
  • Douglas County East West Regional Trail

Good for riders transitioning from pavement to light off-road terrain.

Surfaces are generally smooth with minimal technical obstacles.

Intermediate Routes

  • Dawson Butte
  • Village Greens Mountain Bike Park
  • Dove Valley Mountain Bike Park
  • Marshall Valley, Cowdrey Draw, Coal Seam Loop

Requires solid control over uneven terrain, braking on slopes, and navigating turns on loose surfaces.

Advanced/Technical Riding

  • Ridgeline Open Space
  • Spruce Mountain Open Space
  • Chatfield State Park
  • Rampart Range
  • Maryland Mountain

For experienced riders only. These routes demand high skill, endurance, and a capable EUC setup.

Long Mountain & Endurance Rides

These are commitment rides.

Long climbs. Long descents. Long days.
Battery management, pacing, and route knowledge matter here.

Great for:

  • Experienced riders
  • Full-day missions
  • Group endurance rides
  • Riders who plan ahead

Expect:

  • Significant elevation gain
  • Battery planning required
  • Real distance

Beginner Friendly Routes

  • Red Rocks Park Road Loop
  • Dinosaur Ridge
  • Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge
  • Clear Creek Bike Path

Longer rides with mostly paved surfaces and gradual elevation changes.
Good for building endurance without technical terrain.

Recommended for riders comfortable riding continuously for 45–60 minutes.

Intermediate Routes

  • Morrison-Bear Creek Extended Rides
  • Deer Creek Canyon-High Grade Road Loop
  • Morrison-Grapevine-Lookout Mountain-Golden Loop

Includes moderate climbs, descents, and mixed terrain.
Requires good braking control, hill climbing confidence, and stamina.

Be prepared for elevation changes and longer ride times.

Advanced/Technical Riding

  • Boulder Canyon-Nederland-Sugarloaf Road Loop
  • Bear Creek Canyon-Upper Bear Creek-Upper Witter Gulch-Evergreen
  • Virginia Canyon Road

Steep climbs, sustained elevation gain, and possible technical terrain.
Requires strong control, high endurance, and a capable EUC.

Not recommended for beginner or early intermediate riders.

Guided & Group Rides

If you don’t know the area — or don’t want to guess — ride with us.

We offer:

  • Guided rides for visitors
  • Group rides led by experienced local riders
  • Beginner-friendly routes
  • Advanced long-distance and mountain rides

You don’t just follow a group.
You learn the routes.

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EUC Route Maps (Coming Soon)

We’re building a growing library of EUC-specific routes, including:

  • Paved routes
  • Trail loops
  • Long-distance rides
  • Elevation and range notes
  • Beginner vs advanced classifications
  • Charging locations

These aren’t generic bike routes.
They’re chosen for one wheel.

Check back — or join the network to get updates when maps go live.

Ride Notes

  • Check weather before heading out
  • Bring lights if riding near dusk
  • Respect other trail users
  • Watch for gravel, debris, and wet pavement
  • Confirm local trail access rules before riding
  • Follow posted speed limits

Want to ride with others?

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New to Town?

If you’re visiting and don’t know where to start:

  • Rent a wheel
  • Join a guided ride
  • Ask us where to roll

We’ll point you toward routes that match your skill, range, and goals.

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