Ship a Bike from New Hampshire to Colorado

Ship from Independence Pass at 12,095 feet to New Hampshire's Mount Washington, a brutal 4,600-foot climb in 7.6 miles. Both states host legendary ascents that challenge even the strongest climbers in the country.

Mount Washington's Auto Road climb is one of the most feared ascents in American cycling, averaging 12% gradient over 7.6 miles with sections that pitch above 20%, all while the mountain's notoriously unpredictable weather can shift from sunshine to freezing fog in minutes. The annual Mount Washington Hill Climb race draws elite climbers from across the country. New Hampshire also offers the Kancamagus Highway, a 34-mile scenic road through the White Mountains with several challenging passes, and the growing mountain bike scene around Kingdom Trails just across the Vermont border. Colorado's Independence Pass matches the climbing challenge with its own relentless gradients, but at much higher absolute altitude. This corridor links two states where the cycling conversation always comes back to climbing.

The shipping distance from Colorado to New Hampshire is approximately 1,900 miles across the northern United States. Each bicycle is carefully packed with protection for lightweight climbing components, including carbon frames, ceramic bearings, and delicate wheel builds. Full coverage comes standard on every shipment, whether you are sending a sub-15-pound climbing bike to Mount Washington or a gravel rig back from the Front Range. Real-time tracking keeps you updated from the Rockies to the White Mountains.