Aid Stations

Aid Stations

Aid stations will be stocked with water, Skratch (hydration mix), fruit, bagels, sandwiches, and nutrition products all served according to updated health guidelines. Please note: not all items are available at all aid stations. Portable toilets will be available.  

Riders must wear bib numbers (supplied with registration) to obtain food and access to certain areas of the route.  Participants are asked to bring their own comfort medications as needed.

2025 Aid Station Locations/Mile Markers/Closures

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Medical Support

CommonSpirit will staff with medical pros under a dedicated tent stocked with AEDs, first aid supplies, and over-the-counter meds. Whether you need a bandage, help with cramps, or just a check-in before rolling onward, their team is ready to keep you moving.

An Ambulance at the Ready

No one wants to need it, but everyone rides easier knowing it’s there: a full-service CommonSpirit ambulance will patrol the course, strategically stationed to respond quickly if needed.

Mobile Medics on Two Wheels

Cyclists helping cyclists—CommonSpirit’s medical staff may even join you on bikes as mobile medics. Think of them as fellow riders with a medical toolkit, ready to lend a hand right where you are.

Bike Mechanics

Epic Mountain Gear will be providing bike mechanics and all aid stations.  Please make sure your bike is in good working order when you arrive to ride the Denver Century Ride. Please note: There will not be a bike mechanic at the Water Stops. We are very thankful for the great support from Epic Mountain Gear.

PLEASE NOTE: The bike shops and mechanics are on site to help with basic repairs and supplies that are $10 or less. The goal is to keep you on the ride and safe. Should your bicycle need more expensive supplies please be prepared to compensate the mechanics for the supplies, including tires but not tubes. We encourage you to make sure your bicycle is in good working order before heading out on the Denver Century Ride.

Please carry a tube for your tire with you. If you need a tire change refresher, contact one of our partner bike shops, they will be happy to teach you.

SAG Wagons

SAG wagons will rove each of the courses with water and road assistance to help riders experiencing mechanical trouble or those who become too fatigued to finish. Please be prepared to handle your own flats and minor repairs. SAGs will only provide assistance to the nearest aid station where you may wait for another SAG moving forward, or phone a friend or relative to pick you up. Due to social distancing we will limit the capacity of all SAG vehicles.

If asked by your driver to wear a mask, please honor their request.

If you need route support:

• Flag down one of the SAG (Support and Gear Wagons) They are identified with signs on their cars that say “DCR Support” – If you are stopped at the side of the road and do not need help but see a support vehicle, please give them a thumbs up so they can continue on to help others on the route
• Call the dispatch number listed in the final rider instructions provided via email, on Facebook and on the website the week before the ride.
• Stay where you are – if you move we will have a hard time finding you.