OpenBike provides cyclists with more information about their bike routes. OpenBike collects information about bike routes on qualitative measures such as route safety, difficulty, and scenery from riders. In addition, the map shows bike accident and theft data from local agencies like the police and transportation departments. All the information is easily accessed on the map showing the areas to avoid and the secret routes you never knew. OpenBike is an interactive mapping platform that allows Front Range riders to view and provide meaningful feedback about the quality of a bike route in their community.

Bicycle Colorado uses the tools of education and advocacy to make Colorado one of the most bicycle-friendly states. We encourage and promote bicycling, increase safety, improve conditions and provide a voice for people who ride bicycles in Colorado. With the support of our members, we’ve made significant strides in improving bicycling since 1992.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife

Colorado’s natural beauty and awesome landscapes serve to inspire one’s thirst for outdoor adventure. Our plains, mountains and backcountry trails offer an infinite variety of trekking experiences. Whether your preference is hiking, jogging, biking, equestrian, camping or motorized travel, Colorado features trails that will satisfy and challenge anyone’s desired outdoor experience. Awaken your western spirit of adventure and navigate your way to one of Colorado’s 25 Scenic and Historic B​yways​ and find your adventure.

ColoradoBikeMaps is the blog to discover all the places and ways you can ride a bike in Colorado. The blog focuses on route maps along the front range, but will include maps from all over Colorado as time and inclination dictate.

We care for The Colorado Trail. The Colorado Trail Foundation (CTF) is the organization that keeps the Trail in good condition. We organize the Volunteers who built The Colorado Trail and who continue to improve and maintain it.

Location and counts for number of pedestrians and bicyclists to pass by a specific spot in a given hour over a 24 hour period, from the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT).

Rapid Transit System, Roadway Networks, Crash Data, Regional Roadway System, Traffic Analysis Data, Railroads, Bicycle Corridors, and more. This data can be searched by keyword or browsed by subject and are available in a variety of formats, including KML, WMS, GeoRSS, and Shapefile.