6202 Cycling was formed in December 2005 by a group of Castle Rock-based cyclists who wanted to share their love of bicycling and their community.
The group’s goal: Create an environment where cyclists could join together for bicycle rides as well as create and undertake community service projects that would benefit local residents and visitors alike.
6202 Cycling welcomes bicyclists of all styles – casual riders, racers, mountain and road cyclists, men, women, and families. Club members have participated in several organized local and regional rides including Elephant Rock, Triple Bypass, and the Courage Classic.
6202 Cycling is a member of the League of American Cyclists, a non-profit membership organization which promotes cycling for fun, fitness, and transportation through advocacy and education. LAB is also our insurance provider for all our organized rides and Club sponsored activities.
Castle Rock has an outstanding network of roads and singletrack trails. 6202 Cycling members have been integral in the development of the trails with the Ridgeline Open Space, Miller Activity Center, and Rhyolite Park.
Our Mission
- Provide regularly scheduled group rides for cyclists of all types and abilities in a comfortable social setting.
- Promote by example, a positive image of bicycling in our community
- Encourage and support bicycle safety and education
- Serve our community while advocating the rights and welfare of bicyclists
- Extend a voice for the cycling community within the town of Castle Rock, Douglas County and the State of Colorado to represent future interests and ensure that the area remains ‘bicycle friendly’
- Offer new experiences for members by organizing group trips to regions recognized for excellent cycling opportunities
- Communicate to members providing information regarding cycling and social events, basic repairs, maintenance and nutrition
- Mentor those members who are interested in further development of bicycling skills and fitness level