Where to Ride
Colorado is home to some of the best motorcycle riding in the country, and our Rider Resources page is your go-to guide for the top motorcycle roads and off-road trails across the state. From scenic mountain passes and twisty canyon highways to open-terrain adventures, you’ll find trusted local insights to help plan your next ride. Whether you’re searching for the best places to ride in Colorado or mapping out a weekend motorcycle trip, these rider resources are built to help you ride smarter and safer. Start planning your Colorado motorcycle adventure today and hit the road with confidence.
Scenic Road Routes
Curvy canyon roads, mountain passes, and long scenic highways perfect for cruising or sport riding.
Trails & OHV Areas
Forest service roads, dirt trails, and off-road parks for dual-sport, ADV, and dirt riders.
Day Trips & Weekend Destinations
Longer loops and routes that connect small towns, scenic overlooks, and must-see stops.
Ride Planning Tips
Weather, altitude, and seasonal closures can impact your trip. Always check conditions and plan ahead.
Where to Race
Ready to test your limits on the track? Colorado offers some of the best motorcycle racing tracks, motocross parks, and competitive race series for riders who want to improve performance in a safe, controlled environment. Whether you’re interested in road racing, track days, or motocross events, local race organizations provide structured opportunities to sharpen your skills and compete with confidence. Find a race track near you and start pushing your performance today.
Road Racing & Track Days
Join Colorado motorcycle track days and road racing events designed for all experience levels. Ride in a closed-course setting to sharpen cornering, braking, and overall performance. Check upcoming track days and reserve your spot now.
Motocross Parks
Train at Colorado motocross parks featuring jumps, berms, and technical dirt terrain. Perfect for off-road riders looking to improve control and race-ready skills.
Race Organizations & Series
Connect with Colorado motorcycle race organizations hosting track events and championship series. Compete, build experience, and ride alongside performance-driven riders.
Getting Started
Prepare for race day with proper protective gear, bike setup, and track registration. Most Colorado race tracks require pre-registration and safety inspections. Review event rules and sign up early to ride with confidence.
Who to Ride With
Riding is better together. Join local clubs, meet new friends, and discover group rides that match your pace and style. From beginner-friendly meetups to experienced adventure crews, there’s a community for everyone.
Street & Sport Bike Groups
Weekly canyon runs, scenic cruises, and casual meetups.
Adventure & Dual-Sport Crews
Exploring backroads, gravel, and remote routes across Colorado.
Motocross & Off-Road Clubs
Organized trail days, training sessions, and practice rides.
Women & New Rider Groups
Supportive communities focused on learning and building confidence.
Learn & Prepare
Whether you’re brand new to riding or looking to sharpen your skills, preparation makes every ride safer and more enjoyable. Find tips, gear guidance, and training resources to help you ride with confidence.
Riding Tips & Safety
- Cornering basics
- Group ride etiquette
- Visibility tips
- And defensive riding techniques
Gear & Essentials
- Helmets
- Jackets
- Boots
- And accessories that improve comfort and protection
Maintenance Basics
- Quick pre-ride checks
- Tire pressure tips
- And simple upkeep to keep your bike running strong
Training & Classes
- Local courses and riding schools that cover beginner fundamentals
- Advanced skills
- And specialty training
Community
Events & Happenings
Stay connected with the local riding scene. Fay Myers regularly hosts and supports events that bring riders together on and off the bike.
Demo ride days
Group rides
Charity events
Bike nights
Maintenance workshops
Seasonal kickoffs and celebrations
Need Help Planning Your Next Ride?
Our team rides too. If you’re looking for route ideas, local groups, or the right gear, stop by or reach out. We’re always happy to help you get more out of every mile.