Updates

If you were an unknowing passerby who happened to stumble upon Devo’s Top Secret Training Camp, you would almost certainly encounter a cluster of voracious, sweaty Devo 3000 riders stuffing piles of homemade oat-and-pecan pancakes into their packs before heading out for their eleventh ride of the day.

Almost as likely, you’d spy a...

Durango may rank 33rd in population among Colorado cities, but thanks to our vibrant and supportive cycling culture, we boast the second-largest annual bike swap in the state. And this swap, it seems, keeps growing. Here’s a quick rundown on the impact of this year’s event.

HOW’D IT GO?

This year we welcomed more than 1,200...

Spring = stoke for many riders, and with that stoke comes the necessity to refresh ourselves on the rules and courtesies that make for a safe and pleasant experience for all trail users. Here are a few handy rules to keep in mind when out riding town trails and beyond.

Cyclists should always yield to other trail users. Pedestrians often...

Hello parents,

This spring, we launched a new team format for our Kinder, 1st, and 2nd Grade Teams where coaches split riders into groups based on friends, skills, and interests. To help us continue to improve this system, we invite parents of Kinder - 2nd Grade riders to complete the following survey.

Thank you for your early-season feedback on your experience with Devo this Spring! We will use this information to help our coaches better understand what they’re doing well and what aspects of the rider experience they can improve. Please be thoughtful in your responses and if possible, provide us with any comments at the end — we love...

Help Make Drop Off & Pick Up Safe for Kids!

Spring season is underway, and we'd like to remind of you of some critical protocol for keeping your kids safe.

Drop off and pick up are the MOST DANGEROUS part of Devo practice. The following reminders will help you keep your kids safe this season!

Help us out by following...

Durango Devo Seeks Part-Time Development Assistant

Durango Devo seeks part-time Development Assistant! We are currently hiring a passionate and motivated individual experienced in non-profit fundraising, marketing, communication, and event coordination. Reporting directly to the Development Director, the Development Assistant will help...

With bike season upon us, it’s time to dust off the backpacks and do a gear check so your shredder is ready to roll! 

First things first: at the start of each season, look over your child’s bike and helmet to make sure they fit and are in good condition. A properly-sized bike in working order and a well-fitting helmet with no cracks or...

You’ve heard our mission by now: developing lifelong cyclists, one ride at a time. Implied in this — perhaps too subtly at times — is that we are committed to ALL cyclists: all genders, all ages, and all ability levels.

For years, female-identifying rider participation in Devo has hovered around 20-25 percent, and we have come to realize that...

Beyond bikes: Devo Explorers!

Imagine: you're floating down a calm stretch of Utah river in a solo inflatable packraft containing your disassembled bike, your tent, your sleeping bag, and everything you need for a weekend of adventure. You're about to transcend the grind of modern adolescence and experience something beautiful.

Okay,...

To allow more time for us to make necessary upgrades and improvements to our website, we are delaying our summer camp registration until Friday, March 29 at 10am. More details will be announced later!

We are in the process of upgrading to new server technology that will better suit our needs. To allow for adequate time to properly set up and...

Hello Devo Nation,

Levi Kurlander here, Director of Durango Devo! I wanted to write a personal note to address the website technical issues some of you experienced during our Spring '24 registration launch last weekend.

For those of you who have been with us for a few years, you'll not be surprised to hear that Devo had technical issues....