Ripton x Teravail x Treehouse Summer Slow Roll BBQ
Boulder, let's hang!
Ripton, Treehouse Cyclery, and Teravail are throwing a September potluck on bikes. We’ll roll out from Treehouse Cyclery for a chill, no-drop cruise over to North Boulder Park. We’ll have some grillables on deck at North Boulder Park, but bring a side or dessert if you’re feeling generous . Anyone who brings a dish will get an extra raffle entry! Ride slow, eat well, maybe win something. Can't wait!
Ride: 7ish miles. 100% paved.
Helmets & lights are required.
Bikepacking Roots Rocky Mountain Summit
Join us September 12–15 in Buffalo Creek for the Rocky Mountain Bikepacking Summit! This grassroots gathering is all about community, connection, and adventure on two wheels. Expect group rides, an overnight bikepacking trip for all levels, workshops, and an expo featuring RAR Front Range, Swift, Yeehaw Giddyup, Adventure Cycling, and more. Whether you’re brand new to bikepacking or a seasoned rider, there’s something here for you. Sliding scale tickets are available for single-day or full-weekend — come ride, learn, and connect with us!
Poteau Mountain Launch Party & Ride
Join Treehouse Cyclery and Rene Herse ambassador Hailey Moore for a mixed-surface group ride followed by a hang at the shop to preview the new Rene Herse Poteau Mountain semi-slick tires! Stick around for food, drinks, and a raffle. ✨
RIDE DETAILS:
Meet at 5:30pm, Roll out at 5:40pm
Start/End: Treehouse Cyclery (2480 49th St. Suite C)
Route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/52513130
Distance: 17.5 mi
Elevation: 1,532 ft
Pace: 10-12mph, no drop
Please fill out our ride waiver before the event 👉 WAIVER
International #CoffeeOutside Day
More Info coming Soon
A global celebration of coffee, bikes, and community
(and you’re invited!)
Frequently Asked Questions
Will coffee be provided? Plan on bringing a kit and brewing your own coffee - that’s part of the fun! Heck, you could even come with pre-made coffee if you want.
How do I enter to win one of the prizes? If you live near a hosted meetup location, RSVP and then just show up. The local host will randomly draw a name, announce the winner, and give away the deluxe Coffee Outside kit. Keep in mind you can still enter to win the Grand Prize.
RAR Front Range Gravel Camp
This event is open to anyone who identifies as a trans/non-binary/women rider.
What is Gravel Camp?
The Radical Adventure Riders Front Range Gravel Camp is a weekend centered around community, education, and gravel- and adventure-cycling skill-building for femme/trans/women/nonbinary riders.
Gravel Camp will take place August 15-17th at High Trails Outdoor Education Center in Florissant, CO. We will host 40 participants who identify as femme, trans, woman, and/or non-binary with priority registration for riders who are black, indigenous, or other people of color. It’s our goal to make this a low-cost event for all riders and provide resources to remove any financial barriers.
Lodging and Logistics
We'll be on 6000+ acres of beautiful mountain landscapes staying in summer-camp cabins with showers and gathering space. Throughout the event, meals will be provided in the community cafeteria.
Why Should You Join?
Gravel Camp isn’t just about bikes. It’s about making a space for nourishment, growth, and joy. Gravel Camp prioritizes the needs of queer and BIPOC folks, seeking to help our marginalized community members to not only persist but thrive. It is a space to reclaim our bodies and build roots in both nature and community.
What Will We Do?
The weekend is a choose-your-own adventure program full of clinics, workshops, activities, and on- and off-bike skill-building!
Opening and Closing Ceremony
Group Rides
Gravel 101 Skills Clinic
Singletrack Skills Clinic
Yoga
Craft & Storytelling Groups
Bikepacking Navigation and Route Planning
Trailside Repairs
Fix a Flat: Hands-On And more!
*Note: official programming list is subject to change
This event is open to anyone who identifies as a trans/non-binary/women rider.
DBTC x Rapha Treehouse Cyclery Tour Stop #6
Start/ End: Treehouse Cyclery 2480 49th St, Ste C Boulder, CO 80301 United States
Meet-Up: 1:30PM | Roll: 2:00PM
Duration: -5hours total | Ride Time: 3.5hours
Distance: 43miles | Elevation: 5,300ft
Join us for the last stop on the DBTC x Rapha tour!
“This ride will start us at Treehouse Cyclery, (right across from Coffee Ride) where we will be having a mid day coffee. We will slow roll through town catching any stragglers that may come from the club house on our way up to the Boulder Creek Path! We will follow that up to Fourmile Canyon Dr to Logan Mill Rd, touch down on Sugarloaf for a second to hop back dirt over to Switzerland Trail! We will all re-group at the Chimney before descending down to the Gold Hill Store. We’ll take our time hanging and eating snack with friends before taking Sunshine Canyon back to town! Once we make it back to Treehouse we will be met with pizzas and great tunes. We will spend the rest of the evening hanging out with friends to cap off the last stop of the Down By The Creek x Rapha tour! We couldn’t have done with without each and every one of you and am so thankful for the amazing people I’ve met along the way!
Enjoy a nice day Down By The Creek on me.
- Creek”
Gold Hill Summer Campout
We’re loading up our bikes for an overnight bikepacking trip to Gold Hill—with big climbs, steep descents, chunky gravel, and a little singletrack spice on the way back. This one’s self-supported and not beginner-friendly aka you’ll need to carry all your own gear, food, and camping setup. We’ll bring a few snacks + drinks to share at camp. Expect type-2 fun on the way up, good hangs under the stars, and a rowdy route back to town. Helmets, lights, and bikepacking setups required.
🗓️ Friday, July 25th
🎟️ $20 (LIMITED spots available)
⏰ Meet at Treehouse at 4pm, roll out at 4:30pm
🏕️ 14.7 miles, + 3,785ft to camp
🚲 Climb at your own pace! This will still be no drop with a sweep
Ornot Group Ride
Join us and the founder of Ornot for an 18-mile after-work gravel ride! We’ll roll out from Treehouse for a golden hour spin on mellow mixed surfaces—perfect for shaking off the day and catching some summer evening light.
This is a social, no-drop ride—gravel bikes recommended, good vibes required.
Snacks and hangs back at the shop after!
Sklar Farmers Market Ride
Join us and Adam Sklar (@sklarbikes) for a mellow morning spin and farmers market hang. We’ll roll from Treehouse for a quick Chapman climb and Flagstaff descent, finishing at the Boulder Farmers Market for snacks and sunshine.
This is a mixed-surface social ride—expect some climbing, some descending, good conversation, and fresh local goods at the end. No drops, just good vibes.
ROUTE: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/5140452
WAIVER: CLICK HERE
Summer Bike to Work Day
Breakfast stations in and around Boulder serving free food and drink to an estimated 7,000 participants riding or walking to work from 6:30-9am.
Join the fun with your fellow bicyclists and please encourage others to join in!
Pledge to Ride – It helps with planning and keeps you in the loop.
2025 Swift Campout
Join Treehouse Cyclery and thousands of adventurous spirits around the world, as we sleep under the starts with our bikes and celebrate the 11th annual Swift Campout.
The mixed-terrain route takes you through downtown Boulder, up Boulder Canyon, and up up up Four Mile Canyon to Switzlerland Trail. We'll spend the night camping near Mount Alto Picnic Area then wake up bright and early to grab a bite to eat in Gold Hill. After that, we'll bike down Sunshine Canyon to get back to town and end right where we started. The route is a mix of bike path, paved roads, jeep roads, and gravel. The first day will be a steady climb up to camp abd the second day will be a long descent back into town.
There will be multiple pace groups and re-group points. This is a no-drop ride.
NOTE: This is not a beginner bikepacking trip due to the large amount of climbing and technical terrain! If you want to join but don't like this route, you're welcome to drive up and camp, or ride a route that feels better for you.
Difficulty: Moderate -- for people comfortable with sustained climbing, technical/chunky trail, and long descents.
Distance/Elevation: 37.7 miles | +3,914 ft roundtrip
Average Pace: 8-10mph
Route:https://ridewithgps.com/routes/50048802
Appropriate Bike: Any gravel bike, rigid mtb, or ATB that can carry all of your gear. We suggest 42mm tires (at minimum) to be the most comfortable riding on Switzerland Trail.
Rider Expectations:
Bring warm layers! We will be riding to and camping close to 9,000ft. Temperatures will vary.
Ride leaves promptly at 1:00pm. Please show up early and ready to go!
The route is varied: be prepared for steady climbing, some technical terrain on an unmaintained forest road, several moderate/steep descents, and a mix of road/gravel.
Riders are responsible for providing their own shelter, food, and supplies
Tool kits encouraged
Helmets required
Bikepacking 101
Curious about bikepacking but don’t know where to start?
Join us for Bikepacking 101—a beginner-friendly workshop covering everything you need to know to hit the trail with confidence. We’ll go over the basics: how to plan your route, what gear to bring, packing tips, and how to prep your bike for adventure. We’ll also share some of our favorite local routes and resources. No bikepacking experience needed—just bring your questions and your sense of adventure!
Yeehaw Kickoff Ride
Come kick off the season with Yeehaw Giddyup and the Treehouse crew!
Bring your bike fully loaded to test it out for the bikepacking season, or just bring a bike to ride. We’ll start with a chill gravel ride around the Boulder Reservoir area, and end with some happy hour snacks and bevs.
Strawberry Moon Denim Ride
Grab your jorts, top off your sealant, and roll up to Treehouse Cyclery on June 11 for a one of a kind, evening group ride under the Strawberry Moon with Ripton, Treehouse Cyclery, and Teravail. This will be a social, party-pace, no-drop ride on mixed surfaces with about 20 miles to meet some new friends. We'll plan to roll out around 8:45pm, and hope to see you there! Please note: helmets & lights are required.
Stoked Spoke Adventure Series
Stoked Spoke Series is a winter series of community-sourced bicycling storytelling created by Swift Industries to get people stoked for riding and future adventures during the cold, wet winter months.
This is our second year hosting the Colorado series and we're excited to hear your stories! At each event, we will highlight four to six adventure cycling routes complete with slideshow, maps, and planning tips. In honor and celebration of Women's History Month and Trans Day of Visibility, we are dedicating the March event to presentations by Women, Trans, and Non-Binary cyclists.
EVENT INFO
March 28 (FTWN-B Night)
Doors open at 6:30pm, Presentations 7pm-9pm
March Presenters:
Tour Divide and Learning to Trust
by Alyssa Secreto
Failing with Friends on the Kokopelli
by Anne Foster
The Highs & Lows of a Colorado Mountain Adventure
by Finn Short
Pinyons & Pines 2023
by Oly Abbate
SPECIAL DRINK MENU PROVIDED BY YEEHAW GIDDYUP 🤠
Location: Cassiopeia Cafe (3401 Bluff St Suite 125A, Boulder, CO)
Doors open at 6:30pm
Presentations 7pm-9pm
Tickets: $10 a person. Sold at the door or online.
Stoked Spoke Adventure Series
Stoked Spoke Series is a winter series of community-sourced bicycling storytelling created by Swift Industries to get people stoked for riding and future adventures during the cold, wet winter months.
This is our second year hosting the Colorado series and we're excited to hear your stories! At each event, we will highlight four to six adventure cycling routes complete with slideshow, maps, and planning tips. In honor and celebration of Women's History Month and Trans Day of Visibility, we are dedicating the March event to presentations by Women, Trans, and Non-Binary cyclists.
EVENT DATES
Last Friday of the month, January thru March
Doors open at 6:30pm, Presentations 7pm-9pm
January 31
February 28
March 28 (FTWN-B Night
Location: Treehouse Cyclery (2801 N Downing St, Denver, CO 80205)
Doors open at 6:30pm
Presentations 7pm-9pm
Tickets: $10 a person. Sold at the door or online.
BRING A CAMP CHAIR FOR SEATING
Intro to Bike Mechanics series
Join Treehouse for a multi part mechanics series is designed to teach the basics of bike mechanics through hands-on learning and practice.
CLASS DATES
Feb 4, 11, 18, 25
March 4, 11, 18, 25
CURRICULUM
Class 1: Shop Orientation, Bike Anatomy, How to use Tools, and How to Fix a Flat (tubed and tubeless)
Class 2: Brakes and Cables
Class 3: Shifting, Chains, and General Bike Cleaning
Class 4: General Diagnostics, Adjustmenting Stems, Handlebars, Seatposts and Saddles
INSTRUCTORS
This class will be taught by Morgan (they/them) and Meg (she/they). Morgan and Meg have been working as bike mechanics in Denver and are excited to share their knowledge with others.
PAYMENT
The market value for this class is $300. We're offering sliding scale pricing ranging from $150-$300 (available at checkout). If you would like to contribute more than $300 to support other students in the future, please select a general admission ticket and the pay it forward ticket. If you are unable to pay the suggested minimum of $150, please reach out to us at hello@treehousecyclery.com for scholarship opportunities.
Intro to Bike Mechanics series
Join Treehouse for a multi part mechanics series is designed to teach the basics of bike mechanics through hands-on learning and practice.
CLASS DATES
Feb 4, 11, 18, 25
March 4, 11, 18, 25
CURRICULUM
Class 1: Shop Orientation, Bike Anatomy, How to use Tools, and How to Fix a Flat (tubed and tubeless)
Class 2: Brakes and Cables
Class 3: Shifting, Chains, and General Bike Cleaning
Class 4: General Diagnostics, Adjustmenting Stems, Handlebars, Seatposts and Saddles
INSTRUCTORS
This class will be taught by Morgan (they/them) and Meg (she/they). Morgan and Meg have been working as bike mechanics in Denver and are excited to share their knowledge with others.
PAYMENT
The market value for this class is $300. We're offering sliding scale pricing ranging from $150-$300 (available at checkout). If you would like to contribute more than $300 to support other students in the future, please select a general admission ticket and the pay it forward ticket. If you are unable to pay the suggested minimum of $150, please reach out to us at hello@treehousecyclery.com for scholarship opportunities.
Intro to Bike Mechanics series
Join Treehouse for a multi part mechanics series is designed to teach the basics of bike mechanics through hands-on learning and practice.
CLASS DATES
Feb 4, 11, 18, 25
March 4, 11, 18, 25
CURRICULUM
Class 1: Shop Orientation, Bike Anatomy, How to use Tools, and How to Fix a Flat (tubed and tubeless)
Class 2: Brakes and Cables
Class 3: Shifting, Chains, and General Bike Cleaning
Class 4: General Diagnostics, Adjustmenting Stems, Handlebars, Seatposts and Saddles
INSTRUCTORS
This class will be taught by Morgan (they/them) and Meg (she/they). Morgan and Meg have been working as bike mechanics in Denver and are excited to share their knowledge with others.
PAYMENT
The market value for this class is $300. We're offering sliding scale pricing ranging from $150-$300 (available at checkout). If you would like to contribute more than $300 to support other students in the future, please select a general admission ticket and the pay it forward ticket. If you are unable to pay the suggested minimum of $150, please reach out to us at hello@treehousecyclery.com for scholarship opportunities.
Intro to Bike Mechanics series
Join Treehouse for a multi part mechanics series is designed to teach the basics of bike mechanics through hands-on learning and practice.
CLASS DATES
Feb 4, 11, 18, 25
March 4, 11, 18, 25
CURRICULUM
Class 1: Shop Orientation, Bike Anatomy, How to use Tools, and How to Fix a Flat (tubed and tubeless)
Class 2: Brakes and Cables
Class 3: Shifting, Chains, and General Bike Cleaning
Class 4: General Diagnostics, Adjustmenting Stems, Handlebars, Seatposts and Saddles
INSTRUCTORS
This class will be taught by Morgan (they/them) and Meg (she/they). Morgan and Meg have been working as bike mechanics in Denver and are excited to share their knowledge with others.
PAYMENT
The market value for this class is $300. We're offering sliding scale pricing ranging from $150-$300 (available at checkout). If you would like to contribute more than $300 to support other students in the future, please select a general admission ticket and the pay it forward ticket. If you are unable to pay the suggested minimum of $150, please reach out to us at hello@treehousecyclery.com for scholarship opportunities.
Stoked Spoke Adventure Series
Stoked Spoke Series is a winter series of community-sourced bicycling storytelling created by Swift Industries to get people stoked for riding and future adventures during the cold, wet winter months.
This is our second year hosting the Colorado series and we're excited to hear your stories! At each event, we will highlight four to six adventure cycling routes complete with slideshow, maps, and planning tips. In honor and celebration of Women's History Month and Trans Day of Visibility, we are dedicating the March event to presentations by Women, Trans, and Non-Binary cyclists.
EVENT DATES
Last Friday of the month, January thru March
Doors open at 6:30pm, Presentations 7pm-9pm
January 31
February 28
March 28 (FTWN-B Night
Location: Treehouse Cyclery (2801 N Downing St, Denver, CO 80205)
Doors open at 6:30pm
Presentations 7pm-9pm
Tickets: $10 a person. Sold at the door or online.
BRING A CAMP CHAIR FOR SEATING
Social Ride
✨ December Group Ride ✨
We’re switching things up this month and taking a lil field trip to Boulder to ride with our friends at Cassiopeia — a new women-owned cycling cafe and retail store!
For our last group ride of the year we wanted to celebrate another woman-led bike space opening in the Front Range and get on some dirt! The ride will be led by the Cassiopeia crew and is mostly pavement with a short gravel section. We’ll be going up and over Old Stage, so get ready for some climbing!
All people and paces are welcome! There will be multiple regroups and a sweep.
DETAILS ⬇️
When: Saturday, 12/7 at 10am
Start & End: Cassiopeia (Boulder)
Distance: 28.06 miles
Gain: 1,675 feet
ROUTE
Cranksgiving
Cranksgiving is a food drive on two wheels. Part bike ride, part food drive, and part scavenger hunt. All you need is a bike, a bag, and a lock!
More details TBA
Social Ride
Join us on the first Saturday of the month for a no drop social ride.
Meet at 8am, roll out at 8:30am.
International #CoffeeOutside Day
A global celebration of coffee, bikes, and community
(and you’re invited!)
8:30am: Roll out from Treehouse Cyclery
9:00am: Meet at Cheesman Park Picnic Area for #CoffeeOutside
#CoffeeOutside: a loosely defined social phenomenon whereby cycling enthusiasts meet at a specified time and location to hand-make coffee, enjoy snacks and meet with friends, outside, oftentimes despite the weather.
Who? Anyone and everyone! Whether you are a coffee outside regular or have never participated before, we invite you to attend one of the hosted meetups…or you can host your own ☕.
What? Ride to the designated location at the specified time and make coffee with friends. It's that simple. Hosts in cities across the globe will be organizing meetups and giving out prize packages to lucky winners.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will coffee be provided? Plan on bringing a kit and brewing your own coffee - that’s part of the fun! Heck, you could even come with pre-made coffee if you want.
How do I enter to win one of the prizes? If you live near a hosted meetup location, RSVP and then just show up. The local host will randomly draw a name, announce the winner, and give away the deluxe Coffee Outside kit. Keep in mind you can still enter to win the Grand Prize.
Social Ride
Join us for a no drop, 10-15 mile social ride.
Meet at 6pm, roll out at 6:30pm.
Adventure Rides: Overnight Trip
Presented by the Adventure Cycling Association
Join Adventure Cycling Association for Adventure Rides workshops in Denver! During the workshop, we'll dive deep into essential bikepacking skills:
Route planning
Gear and packing
You'll be sent home with a guide detailing more skills like;
Repairs
Food and Cooking
Camping
Then we'll cap it off with an overnight adventure, where you'll apply your new knowledge. Don't miss out on this exciting, free opportunity.
Adventure Rides is a beginner-friendly workshop designed to provide information and education about essential bike travel skills and build community. It's a program of Adventure Cycling, a national nonprofit that inspires and empowers people to travel by bicycle.
Here's what Adventure Cycling will provide to riders for the overnight portion of the workshop:
Individuals: Tent (will have to share), sleeping bag, titian straps
Group: stove, bear safety, dinner, breakfast, snacks
Here's what you'll need to bring for the overnight adventure:
Helmet, bike, bike lock, backpack, personal items, lunch
Dates:
September 18th at Treehouse Cyclery.
The overnight will take place Saturday September 27th-28th at Chatfield State Park.
