Samaritan Cycling
Charity road cycling group raising funds for Colorado's homeless community. Weekend rides from Denver metro with brewery and food stops — purpose-driven pedaling.
The vibe
Ride for those in need
Samaritan Cycling does what most groups only talk about — it uses the bike as a vehicle for something bigger. Every ride raises awareness and funds for Colorado’s homeless community through Team Samaritan House, supporting food, clothing, shelter, and reintegration services. But don’t let the mission fool you into thinking these are easy charity spins: some routes cover 28 miles with over 3,100 feet of elevation gain.
Saturday and Sunday morning rides start at 9:30 AM from the Denver metro area. Routes range from accessible flat rides to hill climbs that’ll test your legs, so there’s room for riders at different fitness levels to find their pace. Most rides end at a local brewery or food stop, giving you that post-ride social scene that makes the whole thing worth showing up for.
If you’re looking for a group where the ride means something beyond the miles, this is it. The community here has been at it for years, and the atmosphere on the ride reflects that — supportive, steady, and genuinely glad you showed up.