Denver Hosts Region’s Largest Bike to Work Day Breakfast Station

Published on June 24, 2025

a group of people riding in the protected bike lane on 14th Avenue downtown, near the Colorado Convention Center

Swap your car trip for a bike and join us on Bannock Street!

DENVER ­– Tomorrow, Denver’s Department of Transportation and Infrastructure (DOTI) is celebrating the thousands of Coloradoans that have pledged to participate in Bike to Work Day, hosting its annual breakfast station on Bannock Street in front of the Denver City and County Building. People on bikes can make a pit stop on their way into work to enjoy free breakfast burritos and coffee, visit with participating vendors, and celebrate more connections created through Denver’s bike program!

What:  DOTI hosts breakfast station and celebrates progress on the city’s bike program

Where:  Bannock Street directly in front of the Denver City & County Building

When:  TOMORROW, Wednesday, June 25

             6:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.: Breakfast station hours

Media Parking: Parking is prohibited on Bannock and on the sidewalk of Civic Center Park. Limited parking spaces for media can be requested via the following link: https://bit.ly/ccd-btwd-vendor. Select “Media Parking Request”

Here are a few highlights of what riders will find at this year’s gathering:

  • Grab a free Santiago’s breakfast burrito while supplies last
  • Coffee, tea and water provided by the Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG)
  • Lime and Bird scooter/e-bike test rides
  • Learn how to register your bicycle with the Denver Police Department
  • Enjoy music provided by DJ Willy Sunshine

DOTI has just completed an update to its Denver Moves: Bikes plan, which is the city’s recommended network of safe and slow streets with bikeways. This update combined extensive community input with robust data analysis to develop an updated vision for Denver’s future bicycle network. The Denver Moves: Bikes plan will help guide investments to build more comfortable and connected bikeways and upgrade Denver’s existing bikeways over time. The plan was last updated in 2015.

Also new: DOTI has completed an evaluation of bikeway treatments, gauging their effectiveness in slowing vehicles and reducing vehicle volumes on neighborhood streets, slowing speeds at corners and improving pedestrian crossings. The findings will guide future and new bikeway designs(PDF, 3MB). DOTI is continuing to build out a citywide bike network that gets people where they want to go, including schools and parks, with a focus on installing facilities that are comfortable for riders of all ages and abilities.

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