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South Table Mountain

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Mtn Bike – South Table Mountain

This mountain bike ride is mostly on the top of South Table Mountain. The hardest section is a ½ mile climb with a 300 ft gain from the base of South Table to the top. There are couple short rocky sections going up but are very rideable. Most the ride is on flat or easy flowing single track and wide packed gravel trails with a couple slightly technical sections thrown in to add to the fun.

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Dennis Baumfalk
Dennis Baumfalk
Primary Leader
  • Tue, Oct 21, 2025
  • Denver
  • Biking
  • Adults
  • Moderate
  • Mileage: 11.0 mi
  • Elevation Gain: 1,000 ft
  • Pace: easy to moderate

The CMC's Park Permit with Jefferson County limits biking groups to 8 participant.

You will want to have some experience riding moderate uphill / downhill singletrack sections - plus have a high level of aerobic / physical stamina for the climbing sections.

Please read required equipment section.

Planned Route:

https://trails.colorado.gov/routes/174574#activity=bike

My contact information is:

Dennis Baumfalk
303-818-8134
If you need to contact me after the registration closes, please call or text me at the above phone number. I will not be reviewing emails after the registration closes.

Meet at Pleasant View Community Park at Camp George West

1220 Kilmer St, Golden, CO 80401

From South Golden Road, turn North on Kilmer Street which is the entrance to Camp George West. Follow Kilmer Street to the end of the road and parking lot for Pleasant View Community Park.

Google Maps:  https://maps.app.goo.gl/CXkhN1SdFnpMtcg89

Info about Camp George West: https://www.pleasantviewmetro.org/camp-george-west.html

Plan on arriving at 9:15 AM for prompt start at 9:30 AM

Route/Place

South Table Mountain

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Required Equipment

Required Equipment

  • A mountain bike (or gravel bike) with tires appropriate for dirt & gravel riding. Class One E-bikes are permissible (pedal-assist is okay, but no throttle for added speed)
  • Helmet - will not be allowed to ride without one
  • Closed-Toe Shoes or other cycling-specific shoes/sandals
  • Clothing for changes in weather
  • Sufficient water and food for the length of the ride
  • Personal First Aid kit including identification and medical card
  • Flat tire repair kit with spare tube(s) to fit rider’s bike, inflation pump and/orCO2 cartridge(s) and knowledge of their use
  • Small tool kit to perform minor bike adjustments
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