TCS was established in 1990, and is sponsored by Wheat Ridge Cyclery. Over the past ten years TCS has performed trail construction and maintenance on trails in Pike and Arapahoe National Forests, and Jefferson County Open Space. TCS has provided marshals for 19 nonprofit mountain bike rides to raise money for Children's Hospital, the American Red Cross, Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado, National Jewish Lung Center, Webb-Waring Lung Institute, and the Rain Forest Action Network. TCS also manages the Front Range Mountain Bike Patrol in Pike National Forest, which provides information about trail etiquette and area trails. Wheat Ridge Cyclery Summer of Trails 2000 projects Buffalo Creek Restoration - Pike National Forest and TCS are working to restore the Buffalo Creek area of Pike National Forest from the 1996 fire damage that charred 12,000 acres, and the subsequent flood damage.
Buffalo Creek is a premier mountain biking area an hour west of Denver.
Jefferson County Open Space park system - This park system in the foothills west of Denver receives about two million visits per year. These parks are open to biking, hiking, and horseback riding. The Indian Creek trail is a 15 mile loop trail southwest of Denver. It is open to biking, hiking, and horseback riding. Green Mountain Park - The City of Lakewood and TCS will perform trail maintenance at this park.