DBTC Six Trails Ride – Lone Tree
Connect six Denver-area multiuse paths in one loop — Highline Canal, C-470, Willow Creek, and more — 25 miles with 7 miles of gravel from Lone Tree.
The vibe
Six trails, one great ride
Denver’s south suburban trail network is more connected than most people realize, and the DBTC Six Trails Ride proves it. Starting from the Lone Tree Arts Center, this 25-mile loop stitches together six distinct multiuse paths: Willow Creek, Little Dry Creek, Centennial Link, Highline Canal, Lee Gulch, and C-470. About 7 miles of that mileage runs on gravel, so a gravel bike or wide-tired road bike is the right tool.
The H2 rating means rolling terrain with small hills — nothing severe, but not flat either. It’s the kind of ride that makes you feel like you’ve explored a corner of the city you didn’t know existed, even if you’ve lived here for years.
Runs monthly on Saturdays from the Lone Tree Arts Center. Check the DBTC calendar for dates and any registration requirements. Hybrid or gravel bikes strongly recommended over narrow road tires for the gravel sections.