Bike To Work Day

2019 REGISTRATION IS OPEN FOR EVERYONE! Come one, come all, and register today for the June 26 Bike to Work Day event!

Find breakfast, water and bike party stations along your route and get a boost to keep you going!

Bike to Work Breakfast stations are open from 6:30 – 9:00 AM. Water stations are open from 3:30 - 6:00 PM, offering water only. Bike Parties may have variable hours in the evening.

Join KBCO (6am-10am) at these locations:

Whole Foods Market in Boulder on Pearl

Civic Center Station

Denver Public Works To Host Breakfast Station on Bike to Work Day!

Here are a few highlights of what you’ll find at this year’s Bike to Work Day Breakfast Station at Civic Center Park:

Mayor Michael B. Hancock and Eulois Cleckley, Executive Director of Denver Public Works
Get your newly updated copy of Denver’s Bike Map
Receive a free bike tune up with bike techs from Campus Cycles.
Learn more about Denver’s Vision Zero initiative to eliminate deaths and serious injuries on the city’s roadways by 2030.
Visit with bike organizations such as Bicycle Colorado and Denver B-cycle.
Try tasty free breakfast treats from some of your favorite vendors including Delectable Egg.
Department of Public Health & Environment (DDPHE) has teamed up with Denver Public Library to make available bike repair kits at every library branch in Denver.
Denver Police will be available to register bicycles – registering aids officers in the recovery of stolen bicycles.

For more information on Denver’s bike program, visit denvergov.org/bikeprogram.

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When does Colorado celebrate Bike to Work Day? And why is it different than the national day?

Most of the country celebrates Bike to Work Day in May, but due to Colorado’s mountain communities and unpredictable weather, the state legislature declared June as Colorado Bike Month, with the fourth Wednesday of the month being Bike to Work Day.

Can I register if I walk to work or do something other than driving alone?

While we applaud commuters who don’t drive alone to work, the primary goal of the campaign is promoting bicycle commuting, even if it’s one leg of the commute (i.e., bike and bus). Only register if you will be biking for at least a portion of your commute.

Why should I register?

To win great prizes! And, because Bike to Work Day is a federally funded event, registrations enable us to correctly report the impact of taking 25,000 or more vehicles off the road that day, which helps ensure future funding for the event and support from regional leaders for biking infrastructure projects which make it easier to encourage biking all the time.