Ship a Bike from Colorado to Wyoming

Connect Colorado's Boulder cycling community with Yellowstone's 142-mile Grand Loop and Grand Teton's alpine roads. Ship your bike between neighboring mountain states where national parks and high passes make every ride extraordinary.

Wyoming's cycling is dominated by its iconic national parks. Yellowstone's Grand Loop covers 142 miles past geysers, hot springs, and wildlife, with several challenging climbs including Dunraven Pass at 8,859 feet. Grand Teton National Park offers one of the most dramatic cycling backdrops in the world, with the Teton Range rising 7,000 feet above the Snake River valley floor. Outside the parks, the Beartooth Highway climbs to nearly 11,000 feet through alpine tundra, and the Wind River Range provides remote gravel riding through some of the wildest country in the Lower 48. Colorado's Boulder cycling community sits at the southern end of a Rocky Mountain corridor that extends through Wyoming's grandest landscapes. Riding in both states means experiencing the full sweep of Rocky Mountain cycling, from Front Range training roads to Yellowstone's thermal wonderland.

As neighboring states connected by I-25 and I-80, the shipping distance from Colorado to Wyoming is typically just 200 to 400 miles, making this one of the shortest corridors available. Each bicycle is packed with protection for components that face mountain riding conditions, including wide-range drivetrains, tubeless setups, and frame finishes exposed to gravel and road debris. Full coverage comes standard on every shipment, whether you are sending a road bike to ride the Grand Loop or a mountain bike to explore the Wind River Range. Tracking updates keep you informed throughout the brief transit between these two neighboring mountain states.