Vail Pass Shuttles 20% Off Online Reservations
Vail Pass is a high-mountain pass at an elevation of 10,666ft (3.251m) above sea level, located in the Rocky Mountains of central Colorado. Vail Pass lies on the boundary between Eagle and Summit counties, between Vail on the west and Copper Mountain on the east.
If you make a reservation for our Vail Pass Shuttle, we drive you to the top of Vail Pass in one of our comfortable passenger vans and you ride down the 14 miles of Summit County's paved scenic recreation path to Frisco where we will pick up the bikes at the drop off location.
We offer two shuttles every day from May 15 through Oct 15 (weather permitting). Go to the Summer Rentals menu at the top of the website and click on the Reserve Vail Pass Shuttle tab. The morning shuttle departs our store in Breckenridge daily at 9:15am, while the afternoon shuttle departs daily at 12:15pm. There is a maximum of 14 people allowed on each shuttle. Our reservation system will let you know how many spots remain available for each shuttle time.
We do not accept reservations after 12pm (noon) Mountain Time the day prior to biking. If you're trying to book after the noon cutoff time, call us for availability as there may still be spots open. We do offer a 20% discount for the Vail Pass Shuttle if you book online ahead of time.
You must call us to cancel your reservation at least 24 hours in advance for a refund.
You must call us to cancel your reservation. Any deposits are fully refundable up to 24 hours before your reservation date.
Yes. In addition to our Vail Pass shuttle service, we have bike rentals available for riding around town or for riding on your own on the recreation path from Breckenridge to Frisco. We also rent child tandem bike seats, strollers, child carrier backpacks, bike trailers for the kids, as well as the Kazoo attachment for the kids to 'ride' behind you. See the Bikes and Junior Equipment tabs for more information and prices.
Yes. All of our bike rentals include a lock. We recommend using the lock anytime you leave your bike unattended, especially at the end of the day when you leave the equipment at our bike drop off location in Frisco.
Yes, all of our bikes are equipped with water bottle cages. You can bring your own water bottle or we sell water and Gatorade at our shop.
Yes! It is mandatory for the Vail Pass Shuttle ride. All of our bike rentals include a helmet. We recommend always wearing your helmet when you are riding a bike.
Our weather can be somewhat unpredictable. Summer rain storms can move in quickly. It's best to always be prepared. We recommend bringing a small backpack with a rain jacket and/or warm layer in case the weather turns. You should also wear sunglasses and use sunscreen liberally.
We want to help make your vacation as fun as possible. If raining, it is your choice whether or not to go on the Vail Pass Shuttle. Keep in mind it can get very cold when it rains at high altitudes. If lightening or thunder occurs, we will cancel the shuttle and offer everyone either a raincheck or full refund. It’s always best to contact us if you have questions or concerns about the weather.
Please keep cell phones put away while riding. Taking selfies is great, but don’t risk harm to yourself or others. Wait until you’ve gotten off your bike.
It can be. We are located two miles above sea level. Some people are affected more than others, but a little common sense will help anyone. Don’t drive all night and then try to participate in strenuous activities the first day you arrive. Drink more water and juice fluids than usual and lay off the alcohol and caffeine. Don’t be surprised or panicked if you’re occasionally short of breath. If it’s severe or persistent, call for help (911). It could be serious.