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Durango Bike Rentals
Durango Bike Rentals - What to Know
Durango bike rentals make it easy to explore one of Colorado’s top biking destinations without hauling your own gear. Whether you’re in town for a quick visit or looking to try a different ride—like an e-bike or full-suspension mountain bike—renting is a hassle-free way to get rolling. Durango is surrounded by high desert trails, alpine singletrack, and scenic bike paths that are perfect for all levels of riders. Plus, you’ll be pedaling at the doorstep of the San Juan Mountains—so views and adventure are guaranteed.
Where to Ride in Durango
Once you grab your gear from one of our trusted outfitters, it’s time to hit the trails. Here are a few local favorites:
- Animas River Trail – A paved, beginner-friendly path that follows the river through downtown. Great for cruisers and e-bikes.
- Twin Buttes – Just west of town, these mountain bike trails offer flowy loops through meadows and forest. Ideal for intermediate mountain bikers.
- Horse Gulch – A local favorite for mountain biking, with everything from smooth XC loops to gnarly descents. Close to downtown with tons of trail options.
- Colorado Trail Access – For serious mountain bikers, pedal a section of this iconic long-distance route straight from town.
- Durango to Silverton (for roadies) – Tackle part of this scenic highway, known for its climbs, curves, and epic mountain views.
Types of Durango Bike Rentals
Road Bike Rentals
For serious roadies or casual climbers, Second Ave Sports rents carbon endurance road bikes like the Trek Domane, plus gravel bikes with disc brakes. Sizes range from 50cm to 58cm. These high-performance setups are perfect for longer rides in the San Juan Mountains.
- Pricing: $75/day
- No kids’ road bikes available
- Gravel bikes also offered
Mountain Bike Rentals
Durango is a mountain biker’s paradise, and you’ve got options at Second Ave Sports:
- Hardtail MTB: $50/day
- Full Suspension Aluminum: $75/day
- Carbon Full Suspension: $100/day
- E-Mountain Bikes: $125/day (for approved trail systems like Twin Buttes)
They also offer extra small sizes for smaller riders and a range of 20" and 24" kids’ mountain bikes.
Electric Bike Rentals
For riders who want an assist on Durango’s elevation or just a more relaxed pace, e-bikes are a great way to explore town and nearby trails.
Second Ave Sports
- E-Mountain Bikes: $125/day
- Townie cruiser e-bikes: $75/day
- Great for moderate trail access and climbing hills without overexerting
- Use allowed only on designated trails (like Twin Buttes)
Roll E-Bike
- RadWagon Tandem E-Bike: $51 for 3 hours
- KHS E-Bike: $51 for 5 hours, $72–$85 for full day rentals
- Flexible rental windows: 3-hour, 5-hour, and 8-hour options
- SUP + E-Bike combo packages available
Cruiser & Townie Bike Rentals
Looking for the most affordable way to explore downtown Durango and nearby bike paths?
Second Ave Sports
- Cruiser/Townie Bikes: $35/day
- Pickup the evening before if available — nearly 24 hours of use for the price of one day
- Perfect for flat paved paths and errands around town
Top Tips for Bike Rentals in Durango
Make the most of your ride with these local rental insights.
- Evening-before pickup is available at Second Ave Sports, giving you more ride time for your dollar.
- Rent the right bike for the ride: Ask your outfitter what kind of terrain you’ll be riding—they’ll help match you with the right gear.
- E-bike rentals are flexible at Roll E-Bike, with options starting at just $51 for a few hours.
- Road bikes and gravel bikes are carbon-framed, high-performance models from Trek — great for serious rides.Cruisers start at just $35/day — one of the most affordable ways to explore Durango.
- E-MTBs can only be used on certain trails, like Twin Buttes — confirm before heading out.
- Kids' bikes (20" and 24") and extra-small mountain bikes are available at Second Ave Sports for family-friendly fun.
- Start early: Especially in summer, mornings are cooler and trails are less crowded.
- Hydrate often: You're at altitude—bring more water than you think you'll need.
- Check the trail status: Some trails close due to weather or wildlife activity, so use apps like Trailforks or stop by a local shop for the latest beta.
- Respect trail etiquette: Yield to uphill riders, announce when passing, and don’t forget to Leave No Trace.
Looking to skip the hassle on where to go? You can do a guided bike tour in Durango!
Other Outdoor Adventures in Durango
Durango is a goldmine for human-powered adventures beyond biking. While you're here, check out:
- Learn to packraft on the Animas River
- Hiking in the magical San Juans or to waterfalls on Falls Creek trail
- Paddleboarding at Lake Nighthorse or on the Animas River
- Climbing and bouldering in nearby sandstone and granite zones
- Backpacking the Colorado Trail or Weminuche Wilderness
Looking for more outdoor stoke? Check out our full guide to Things to Do in Durango!
Where can I rent a cruiser or townie bike in Durango?
Second Ave Sports rents cruiser bikes for just $35/day and allows evening-before pickup if the bike is available.
Do any shops offer short-term or hourly electric bike rentals?
Yes — Roll E-Bike offers 3-hour and 5-hour e-bike rentals starting at $51. They also have full-day options for $72–$85.
Can I rent a high-performance road or gravel bike in Durango?
Yes you can rents high end carbon road bikes and gravel bikes with disc brakes for $75/day. Sizes range from 50cm to 58cm.
Are e-mountain bikes allowed on all Durango trails?
No — e-MTBs are only allowed on specific trails like Twin Buttes. Check regulations before riding.
Are there kids’ bikes available for rent in Durango?
Yes — Second Ave Sports offers 20” and 24” kids’ mountain bikes, as well as extra-small adult MTBs for smaller riders.
What types of bikes are available for rent in Durango?
Everything from mountain bikes (hardtail and full-suspension) to road bikes, e-bikes, cruisers, and even kids' bikes.
Do I need to reserve a rental in advance?
During peak seasons (summer and fall), it’s definitely smart to book ahead—especially for e-bikes or high-end mountain bikes.
Are helmets and accessories included with the rental?
Most shops include a helmet with your rental, and some offer add-ons like bike racks, flat kits, or locks. Check each listing for details.
Can I rent for multiple days?
Yep! Many outfitters offer discounted rates for multi-day rentals.