Boulder once again makes another list of great cycling cities. This time Bicycling Magazine ranked Boulder 3rd out of 50 cities with Minneapolis and Portland sitting just higher.

From Bicycling Magazine

Recent art at the Dairy Center for Arts in Boulder
Another sign the cycling culture runs deep

Here is what they had to say about Boulder

Due to a network of on-street bike lanes and paths that allow for almost unimpeded two-wheeled travel, Boulder boasts the second-highest percentage of bike commuters in the United States (Davis, California, is first). After recently passing a $49 million transportation bond with substantial funding for cycling projects, the city broke ground on the Baseline Path, a key half-mile-long connection between East Boulder and the University of Colorado.

But Boulder’s crowning achievement may be Valmont Park, a 40-acre bike playground with knobby-tire amenities for all types, including a balance-bike track for toddlers. On weekends, pro downhillers catch big air alongside middle-school kids on the dirt jumps and slopestyle track, while families and cross-country racers alike zip along singletrack trails of varying difficulty.

Check out what other cities are listed and why at Bicycling Magazine