Ship a Bike from Colorado to Vermont

From Colorado's Leadville 100 to Vermont's Green Mountain gaps and Stowe, the premier Eastern cycling hub. Ship your bike between the Rockies and New England's best gravel and gap roads for two distinct climbing experiences.

Vermont's Green Mountains offer some of the finest cycling in the northeastern United States, with gap roads like Lincoln Gap (24% maximum gradient), Appalachian Gap, and Smugglers' Notch providing short but brutally steep climbs that challenge even the strongest riders. Stowe has become the Eastern hub for road and gravel cycling, with events like the Rasputitsa gravel race and a growing community of cycling-focused businesses. Vermont's extensive network of unpaved roads, comprising roughly 40% of the state's road system, has made it a gravel cycling destination long before gravel was a category. Colorado's Leadville 100 tests riders at altitude on rough doubletrack, while Vermont's gaps test them on gradient and surface, creating two complementary styles of challenging riding.

Shipping between Colorado and Vermont covers approximately 1,900 miles across the northern United States. Each bicycle is carefully packed with protection for gravel-specific components like wide tires, flared drop bars, and suspension seatposts, as well as standard safeguards for frames and wheels. Full coverage comes standard on every shipment, whether you are sending a gravel bike to ride Vermont's dirt roads or a mountain bike returning from the Rockies. Real-time tracking keeps you informed from the Continental Divide to the Green Mountains.