Your source for information on bike trails in Colorado!
(Do you live in another state? Please see below...)

Check out our books!	Chatfield State Park	Photo gallery is growing!
C A K Publishing has now finished updating trails in southern Colorado and the central/south metro area. Find out about all the books covering Colorado multi-use recreational trails!		We have finished uploading our best 130 photos from the bike trails throughout Colorado. Check them all out at bikepaths.shutterfly.com ! Do YOU have good shots of the trails yourself? Do the shots on the web bring back fond memories? Shutterfly allows you to add your own photographs to the bikepaths collections, or to comment on the photos in the albums. If you have a picture that we would like to use in any upcoming editions, you could win free books!
Visit this page far a quick reference for biking in Denver.	TOUR UNDER YOUR OWN POWER! We're talking adventure travel. Glen has both walked (east-to-west) and biked (west-to-east) across the US, along with other ventures. Click here to access his logs, or to link to many other people who have discovered: "The best way to leave the rat race is to travel at a snail's pace."	A short collection of information about bicycling around the state.
Glenwood Canyon Trail	Is your group looking for an interesting speaker? Schedule one of our presentations.   Want to escape from the crowds on the trails? Here are a couple of suggestions to avoid the busiest trails.	ThinkExist.com Quotes
	Three Colorado cities named BICYCLE FRIENDLY COMMUNITIES. Read about it here. Also, the first installment of this year's trail updates has been uploaded on 11 May 2005, covering southern Arapahoe County and central Douglas County.	Cattle Crossing on the southern Cherry Creek Trail!
	Care to join a club? The Club Page gives you plenty of links.	WANT A CHUCKLE? Check out a few of the jokes we've enjoyed, linked on the humor page.
Check here for more links to pages of interest to the bicycling public. Last updated February 2006.		Every cyclist riding a multi-use trail should follow the rules of the road.
now open: Sand Creek Greenway