On our rides this year, you will be traveling at various altitudes over passes and through canyons. You can find temperatures ranging anywhere between the lower 40’s or as high as the upper 90’s.
 

• Layered clothing is best to handle the temperature changes.
• Don't forget to throw in mid weight gloves.
• Bring a rain suit; you never know when they will come in handy. It can also be used to help keep you warm.

Colorado’s elevation and semi-arid climate will dehydrate you.
 

Because you may not be accustomed to higher altitudes, sometimes in excess of 12,000 feet be sure to consider the following.
 

Some of our rides will visit the less traveled areas of the state.
 

• Carry some extra cash, this may come in handy if the gas pumps don't take credit cards or fail.
• Cash will also help you get your meals paid for quickly.
• Some rides like the Ride and Raft, Ride and Mine Tour will require cash for the activity.
• Pack a few crackers / snacks to take with you on the rides. 

Each ride will have a Ride Leader and Crew.

• Please grab a ride map from us and familiarize yourself with the next stop or turn. If you are separated from the group you will be able to find us.
• If you decide to leave a ride or venture off on your own, please inform the Leader or Crew member so we don't hold up the group looking for you.

Colorado does not have a helmet law, but does require eye protection.

• We suggest you still wear a helmet and the proper safety gear.
• Bring clear or light colored glasses for night riding.

• A spare key. If you misplace or lose one, you will not be stranded.
• A basic tool kit, flash light, first aid kit, and tire repair kit are hard to find room for but very good to have when you need them.