Biking in Rocky Mountain National Park
Bicycles are allowed on park roads, but to minimize conflicts with vehicles, it is best to plan your ride for the early morning hours.
Summer Cycling
Bicycles are allowed on park roads only.
Be aware park roads have narrow or no shoulders, and often carry heavy traffic. To minimize conflicts with vehicles, plan your ride for the early morning hours.
Try to be off the road in late afternoon when thunderstorms and lightening create serious hazards.
Winter Cycling
Winter Roads open to bicycles:
- Upper Beaver Meadows Road
- Moraine Park Campground (closed loops)
- Endovalley Road
- Aspenglen Campground
- High Drive
Old Fall River Road (gravel surface) and Trail Ridge Road (paved) are open to bicycles early in the summer season (April), before they open to vehicles.
For more information visit www.nps.gov/romo/planyourvisit/biking.htm or contact the park’s visitor centers.