Local Organizations

Bike Fort Collins’ mission is to increase participation in active transportation and advance bicycle culture and policy changes, creating safer streets and communities, while also creating an inclusive and empowering culture for all bicyclists, regardless of ability or identity.

The City's Safe Routes to School program works with strategic partners such as Poudre School District and Bike Fort Collins to increase the number of students safely walking, bicycling and taking the bus to school. Whether through bicycle and pedestrian safety classes, improved sidewalks and bike lanes, or enforcing school-zone speed limits and other "traffic calming" in school areas, our community is working together to make walking, bicycling or taking the bus a great choice for kids!

Team BOB (Babes On Bikes) is a women's mountain biking club located in Fort Collins. We promote the sport of mountain bicycling among all women. The club strives to encourage participation in recreational and competitive mountain biking by helping women of all abilities achieve their personal riding goals.

Formerly known as Ciclismo Youth Foundation, Send Town Bike Club is a 501c3 non-profit organization focused entirely on promoting the Bike Life. We love bikes and we know the many benefits of starting young and growing up with the sport. So, if you or someone you know is bike curious - send them to Send Town Bike Club - it will open up a whole new world for them.

Overland Mountain Bike Association is the premier mountain biking organization in the Northern Colorado and Southern Wyoming region. We are also a federally-registered 501c3 non-profit organization. We advocate for more and better trails, build trails, maintain trails, teach people how to ride, and patrol trails assisting all user groups. But we also like to get out and ride. Join us for a ride sometime.

Provide an avenue for all who wish to bike ride or be involved in cycling to participate in club rides and community events. Promote community involvement by the club and its members.

PEDAL promotes cycling in Loveland and the surrounding area through weekly rides and educational opportunities. We support events like Earth Day and Bike Week, and we advocate for better bicycle safety.

The Active Modes Advisory Board reviews active modes plans for capital improvements, provides recommendations regarding active modes policies, and prioritizes active modes plan recommendations. Active modes of transportation include walking, biking, micro-mobility (such as scooters and skateboards), and wheelchair use. Active modes may also include human-powered and small electric devices.

The Fort Follies are a group that seeks to empower women* in the Fort Collins area to be active and impactful members of our cycling community through riding, racing, and philanthropy. We strongly believe in a positive, supportive, and inclusive team, suited for women of all abilities and disciplines.

*The Follies are for all women, regardless of the sex they were identified as at birth.

Our mission is to support and encourage recreational road cycling enthusiasts in the Fort Collins area with year‐round activities that promote participation, safety, education, and advocacy among all levels of serious and casual group cyclists.

Bike Fort Collins’ mission is to increase participation in active transportation and advance bicycle culture and policy changes, creating safer streets and communities, while also creating an inclusive and empowering culture for all bicyclists, regardless of ability or identity.

The City of Fort Collins has a long history of supporting active, healthy transportation choices. Planning efforts throughout the 1990s, including the adoption of a Transportation Master Plan and Bicycle Plan, led to the development of a transportation work program focused on balance and sustainability.