By email using the following form. (A copy of your message will be sent to your email address.)
You can also send written material, etc. to the following address:
Summit Biking Inc
PO Box 2184
Silverthorne, CO 80498-2184
Road Biking in Summit County, Colorado
The County and Forest Service are currently amending regulations and permits to allow some ebike usage on the Summit County Rec Path system. Click here for current information and status.
Summit Biking contributed $20,000 toward the 3 mile rec path extension project south of Copper Mountain. Groundbreaking is expected in 2019. See here for more info on the contribution and extension.
Early season rec path conditions vary significantly depending upon path segment, recent spring weather and other factors. Please contact Summit County’s Open Space and Trails department or the individual towns for up-to-date information on path accessability.
Summit County Open Space and Trails has developed a clickable interactive path & trails map showing the Rec Path system as well as all the hiking and mountain biking trails in the county.
Breckenridge, Dillon & Summit County have adopted variations of the “Idaho Cyclist Law” allowing cyclists to treat stop signs as yield signs, and in Breck & unincorporated Summit County, treat stop lights as stop signs. See the Summit County Stop Sign & Light Ordinance link on the Safety page/tab. Note that Frisco & Silverthorne have NOT adopted these changes & there is some question whether they apply to state highways in the county.
By email using the following form. (A copy of your message will be sent to your email address.)
You can also send written material, etc. to the following address:
Summit Biking Inc
PO Box 2184
Silverthorne, CO 80498-2184