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Free with every
full-day rental
14 miles
mostly downhill
6 departures daily
9:00 am – 2:00 pm
All ages
and abilities

How it works

Three Steps

Show up, get fitted, get driven to the top. The ride down is the easy part.

1

Reserve an All-Day Bike

Any all-day bike rental includes the shuttle. Reserve online and your bike is paperwork is done before you arrive; fitting happens in the shop.

2

We Load & Drive

Meet us at the Frisco shop. We rack your bike, drive you up I-70 to the Vail Pass rest area, and unload.

3

Ride Back to Frisco

Fourteen miles of paved path down Ten Mile Canyon, right back into town. No car shuttle, no climbing, no rush.

Included — not a separate ticket

It Comes With the Bike

Enjoy 14 miles of smooth, paved bike path — downhill the entire way — straight back to Frisco. This scenic ride follows a vibrant creek as it winds through the mountains and forests of Summit County, delivering nonstop views and that perfect Colorado mountain air.

Midway down, you'll roll right into Copper Mountain, a lively resort village packed with fun: roller coasters, go-karts, a ninja-warrior course and more. It's the ideal spot to take a break, grab lunch, or enjoy a drink before cruising the rest of the way home.

Whether you're after an easy family ride, a bucket-list Colorado experience, or just a beautiful downhill cruise, Vail Pass is one of the most rewarding rides in the Rockies — and it's good for all ages. The shuttle is free with every full-day rental.

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Photo: bikes racked on the shuttle trailer

Burley trailers and the shuttle

Due to Forest Service requirements, we are not permitted to drop off Burley trailers at the top of Vail Pass. Please call us to discuss other options — there are good rides for families with trailers on the Frisco side, and we'll happily point you at them.

Shuttle Times

Six departures a day, on the hour. 28 seats each — reserve yours with a full-day rental.

9:00 amEarly bird — beat the crowds28 of 28 seats left
10:00 amMost popular28 of 28 seats left
11:00 amMost popular28 of 28 seats left
12:00 pmLunch Run28 of 28 seats left
1:00 pmAfter the morning rush28 of 28 seats left
2:00 pmLast trip of the day28 of 28 seats left
Please arrive 30 minutes before your shuttle time. The shuttle leaves right on the hour. We use that half hour to find you the right bike, get you a quick test ride, run through the Forest Service–required path etiquette and safety talk, and take payment.
Forest Service permitRebel Sports operates under special use permit from the USDA Forest Service, White River National Forest. Rebel Sports is an equal opportunity service provider.

Want to ride it twice?

Add a second same-day Vail Pass trip for $25 per rider, subject to shuttle availability.

What to bring

Water — more than you think, the summit is 10,662 feet. A layer for the top, even in July. Sunscreen. We supply the helmet, the bike and the flat kit.

How long does it take?

Most people ride it in 90 minutes to two hours with stops — longer if Copper's village pulls you in for lunch. Paved the whole way.

The Best Day Out in Summit County

Reserve an all-day bike and the shuttle comes with it. Sign your waiver on the way, and walk straight to the fitting bench.

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