We'll begin our bike adventure in the vibrant Five Points and RiNo (River North) district—an area known for its colorful murals, historic jazz heritage, and creative energy. From there, we’ll cruise past iconic downtown landmarks like Union Station and Larimer Square before hopping onto the Cherry Creek Trail. This scenic urban trail winds along the creek, offering a peaceful escape from the city buzz as we ride south toward Cherry Creek State Park and its sparkling reservoir. Lined with shady cottonwoods, wildflowers, and the occasional heron or red-tailed hawk, the Cherry Creek Trail reveals a quieter, more natural side of Denver—perfect for a refreshing ride with beautiful views. The ride to the reservoir is about 15 miles each way, with an optional 5-mile loop around the lake for those feeling extra adventurous. We'll stop at the reservoir to relax and enjoy lunch with sandwiches and snacks before heading back. Although the route is relatively flat, I recommend using e-bikes for comfort and ease, especially on the return. We also have regular bicycles available. On an e-bike, the full ride takes about 3 hours; on a traditional bike, plan for around 4.5 hours total.