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South Mesa Loop
Denver, CO, US

Route Overview

Notbikeable

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Ambassador
26 mi.
1,335 ft.

Starting at REI's flagship store, this route leaves from downtown Denver for a 20 mile ride to some easy singletrack atop South Table Mountain Park.

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