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May is National Bike Month! Join MODA for a Tireside Chat about bicycle design with Craig Calfee of Calfee Design. Calfee bicycle frames were born in 1987 when Craig recognized that carbon fiber was going to be the material of choice for racing bikes. In 1991, he got a huge boost when Tour de France ... Read more
Interested in cycling? Join the U Create Macon Bike Team. Come meet the coaches and find out about this award winning program. More information.
While you may not ride away at the end of the day doing bunnyhops and tail whips, this clinic will provide you with the strength and confidence to make your rides more fun and memorable. Led by certified instructor Jen Braddock, the clinic will break down the fundamental skills needed to keep your wheels on ... Read more
Are you ready to be part of Atlanta’s bicycling craze? The city’s got more and more folks out there riding bikes for fitness, commuting to work and school, as a means to get errands done, or taking in the BeltLine and other park spaces on two wheels. Come learn how to ride a bike. More ... Read more
Savannah's level topography, dense urban form, and warm weather make it a great place to get around by bike. However, Savannah also has a high rate of traffic crashes involving people on bikes. This free one hour webinar will equip you to avoid the most common hazards and become more confident riding in the city. ... Read more
Small communities across the US are working to support active transportation as hard as their counterparts in urban centers. But they often lack the resources of their urban counterparts, and are rarely the focus of active transportation narratives. This webinar focuses on rural active transport by bringing together planners to discuss challenges and opportunities in ... Read more
Enjoy a ranger led bike ride through the state park of Skidaway Island. We'll begin our adventure at the Visitor Center. Bikes are available for rent at the Visitor Center. All bikers under the age of 16 are required to wear a helmet. Please pre-register for the program by calling the park office. More information.
Join us for a conversation with Zachary Schieffelin, founder & CEO of Civilized Cycles. Zach will tell us how he went from being the founder and owner of Vespa Soho in New York City, the largest Vespa dealer in the U.S., to founding Civilized Cyles, an e-bicycle company with the goal of proving that our ... Read more
This webinar will delve into the laws pertaining to people biking and walking and how the design of our streets makes them safer for all users. Participants who take a short quiz at the end of the webinar will receive a certificate of participation. The webinar will be geared towards biking, walking or driving in ... Read more
The Urban Farm Bike Tour | Soil Fest Edition will celebrate Southwest Atlanta and the surrounding area via the power of our own bodies on bicycles. Participants will safely traverse the historical streets of the WestEnd, Ashview Heights, College Town, Oakland City and beyond, ultimately ending at Soil Fest at Truly Living Well. More information.
For decades, communities in the U.S. and around the world have been working to improve road safety around schools, especially for students, our youngest commuters. The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted typical travel behaviors and provides the chance for communities to consider changes to school travel with the return to in-person learning. Some of these approaches, ... Read more
In this webinar, John Pucher, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus of Urban Planning and Policy Development at Rutgers University and Ralph Buehler, Ph.D, Professor and Chair of Urban Affairs and Planning at Virginia Tech, explore how cities can make cycling safe, practical, and convenient for all ages and abilities. More information.
Coweta County's first Summer Camp/Activity reveal for 2021 is one that is back by popular demand, Youth Mountain Biking (Beginner/Intermediate) Day Camp. Camp dates/times: June 7-9 (9 a.m. - noon) Ages: 7-12 Cost: $50 Registration opens: April 19. More information
By 2040, about one in six Americans will be older that 65. This presents a challenge for cities: How do they design streets and neighborhoods for an aging America? In this webinar, hosted by Scott Berson from the Coastal Regional Commission, participants will talk about why cities need to focus on designing "complete streets" that ... Read more
The premier conference in North America for walking, bicycling, and placemaking professionals from the public and private sectors. Walk/Bike/Places strives to be the most informative and progressive active transportation conference in North America. Produced by Project for Public Spaces, the event consists of 50+ participant-led breakout sessions and locally-led workshops, as well as opportunities for ... Read more
Level of service has dominated project traffic impact analysis for decades. For nearly as long, LOS has been critiqued for its focus on automobiles at the expense of quality active transportation infrastructure. Now the regulatory environment is changing. California is implementing SB 743, requiring that LOS be replaced by vehicle miles traveled, elevating the importance ... Read more
Mark your calendars: June 16 BikeAthens will be presenting our monthly class How to Bike, Athens via Zoom. They will cover the basics of making sure your bike is in good condition, go over the laws regarding bike riding, give tips on how to ride safely, how to keep your bike from being stolen, and ... Read more
A three-part series on the Introduction to Trail Planning, Design and Development, and Management. PART TWO: In the Introduction to Trail Design and Development we will discuss sustainable trail design that is common for trails as well as unique elements associated with specific types of trail use. More information.
Join the City of Newnan, Newnan Police Department, Coweta County Parks and Rec and Bike Coweta for a free-to-the-public Bicycle Safety class. Learn the rules of the road, get a helmet and bike check, and learn skills such as start/stop, avoiding obstacles, and changing directions. More information.
This etiquette and inclusivity workshop teaches others how they can improve their disability etiquette and promote inclusivity. More information.
This is a FREE clinic that we offer seasonally. In this clinic, you will learn how to take wheels and tires off of a bicycle, how to repair flats, how to check your chain for wear and how to clean the bike and drivetrain. More information.
Balanced Kids Atlanta bike riding classes teach kids how to confidently ride on two wheels in a fun and supportive environment! This one-time clinic is designed to help kids learn the fundamentals of riding a bike while gaining confidence and learning a life long skill. Kids will play games, experience an obstacle course, and other ... Read more
Funded by the Georgia Governor’s Office of Highway Safety and Shepherd Center in Atlanta, this free event is designed to kick off the summer of micromobility right. The Scoot Safe Summit was created to be an educational event for government agencies, trauma centers, micromobility vendors, universities, and anyone who is impacted or can impact the awareness ... Read more
Join America Walks for presentations and a robust Q & A dialogue with active transportation professionals, nonprofit leaders, and equitable engagement experts around what it means to practice and build authentic community engagement with diverse coalitions as the foundation for driving those vital relationships. Panelists will share their best practices for equitable work in striving ... Read more
You can easily report trail or bike lane issues “on the spot” using the Columbus311 app! Download the app from your favorite app store and come to get hands-on training and connect with others who enjoy our great trail system and want to see it maintained well. More information.
For Bicycle Friendly Communities and bike advocacy groups, the importance of collecting bike data is often well known. From manual counts to surveys, bike parking data to automated counts, bike data is more available than ever. Analyzing, organizing and communicating that data for meaningful change, however, remains challenging and under-discussed. What are the best-practices for ... Read more
More than 6,000 pedestrians are killed every year on US streets, representing an enormous 50% increase from the first part of the decade. For the Latinx population in particular, walking, biking, and using public transportation are the most affordable mobility options, thus putting the population at a higher risk of pedestrian death. Additionally, there's a ... Read more
Join the citizens of Rockdale County and the men and women of the Rockdale County Sheriff's Office in partnership with C-Town Bikes for our Ride 4 Kai Safety and Awareness Event. Bring your bike, grab a helmet, learn the rules of the road, and take a ride. More information.
Balanced Kids Atlanta bike riding classes teach kids how to confidently ride on two wheels in a fun and supportive environment! This one-time clinic is designed to help kids learn the fundamentals of riding a bike while gaining confidence and learning a life long skill. Kids will play games, experience an obstacle course, and other ... Read more
The Planning Committee is coordinating over 30 panels, workshops, plenaries, and virtual mobile tours that you won't want to miss. You can expect approx. 5 hours of live programming per day with breaks throughout and additional social activities. All sessions will be recorded so you can watch later if you miss a live session. In ... Read more
Outride will showcase the latest research that informs the impact of riding on overall health and well-being and will engage our community in important discussions around equity and access. This year, we are also excited to bring together more conversations and voices to identify actionable, evidence-based ways to develop happier and healthier youth and communities. ... Read more
The Georgia College Wellness and Recreation Center in partnership with the Governor's Office of Highway Safety is hosting a FREE Community Event- Back to School Safely- on July 30th, 2021 from 4-7 p.m. in the Centennial Center parking lot. Georgia Bikes will participate and distribute safe cycling materials. More information.
August offers up some great riding in the South! Trails are dry, weather is clear, and kids are back in school but what better way to keep kids out and on their bikes than the Little Bellas Athens Weekly Program! The Athens Weekly Program meets eight Sundays at Trail Creek Park and welcomes girls of all ... Read more
Many communities across the United States recognize the benefits of developing shared use paths and other trails to make transportation network connections for bicyclists and pedestrians and to increase physical activity and improve health. A new report from the U.S. Department of Transportation, Rails-with-Trails: Best Practices and Lessons Learned, examines safety, design, and liability issues associated ... Read more
Walk audits are a common public engagement activity used in pedestrian planning, but often are not accessible to or inclusive of people with disabilities. People with disabilities are more likely to rely on walking for daily trips and may be more aware of and impacted by problems in the transportation network. Planning and street design ... Read more
Many communities across the United States recognize the benefits of developing shared use paths and other trails to make transportation network connections for bicyclists and pedestrians and to increase physical activity and improve health. A new report from the U.S. Department of Transportation, Rails-with-Trails: Best Practices and Lessons Learned, examines safety, design, and liability issues associated ... Read more
Information collected at the scene of a crash can be helpful when applying a Safe System approach, but this data can be flawed and inconsistent, especially when it involves pedestrians and bicyclists. An upcoming webinar, Overcoming the Limitations of Pedestrian and Bicyclists Crash Data, will explore how organizations can improve the quality of this data ... Read more
Part of a three-part series on the Introduction to Trail Planning, Design and Development, and Management. More information.
Keep Rome Floyd Beautiful Director Emma Wells will discuss pollinators, public art, and species of trees along the Ridge Ferry Trail. Park and gather at the Rome Floyd ECO Center under the pavilion (393 Riverside Parkway). More information.
As the field of transportation works to confront and address a legacy of inequities resulting from transportation policies and practices, professionals can look to important work led by student researchers. This webinar, hosted by the Pedestrian and Bicycle Information Center and moderated by Charles T. Brown (Equitable Cities), will showcase research completed by recent students ... Read more
This is a League Cycling Instruction certification training seminar. In order to register for a LCI Seminar, you must have an active individual membership to the League of American Bicyclists. More information.
When a bike commuter or person running errands by bike sizes up parking locations, the length of time we intend to park informs where we will choose to park. If bicyclists anticipate parking for more than two hours, priorities will likely shift from the convenience of the location and how easy the rack is to ... Read more
Bike Walk Dunwoody with support of the Dunwoody Police and Dunwoody Parks and Recreation Departments is proud to present a Children’s Bike Rodeo at Pernoshal Park the morning of Saturday, Sept. 11. This event is free and open to the public. More information.
A joint conference between American Trails and the Society of Outdoor Recreation Professionals. More information.
In the last two years Utah has made huge strides in active transportation (AT) data collection, curation, and distribution. The key to success continues to be a multi-agency partnership, and tackling the challenge through a logical order of projects. This session will highlight four Utah AT information resource initiatives: development and stewardship of a robust, ... Read more
Catalyst Sports has partnered with a number of SORBA chapters to create the Southeast Adaptive Mountain Bike Tour. This tour will run from Sept. 11t - Nov. 14 2021, with a new location every weekend. Each of the nine stops will have a weekend filled with MTB rides lead by Catalyst Sports staff and local ... Read more
Members of the TRED Board of Directors will lead a moderate-to-strenuous hike at the Jackson Hill Trails. Gather by the lathe (402 Civic Center Drive). More information.
This webinar will discuss a new report from the U.S. Department of Transportation, Rails-with-Trails: Best Practices and Lessons Learned, that examines safety, design, and liability issues associated with the development of shared-use paths and other trails adjacent to active railroad and transit rights-of-way. More information.
Recognizing and addressing inequities and injustices in traffic safety efforts must be a priority in Vision Zero work. To this end, many communities are re-thinking the traditional role of enforcement in traffic safety work. We invite you to two upcoming discussions to support critical thinking about – and actions – to ensure Vision Zero efforts ... Read more
This webinar will delve into the laws pertaining to people biking and walking and how the design of our streets makes them safer for all users. Participants who take a short quiz at the end of the webinar will receive a certificate of participation. Registration is free, but required. Donations to Bike Walk Savannah are ... Read more
Federal surface transportation funding expires on September 30, 2021. What happens next? The Senate and House have each passed versions of surface transportation reauthorization, but as of mid-September, there is not yet a bill headed to President Biden’s desk. We are optimistic that Congress will pass surface transportation reauthorization, but there are other potential outcomes, ... Read more
Savannah’s level topography, dense urban form, and warm weather make it a great place to get around by bike. However, Savannah also has a high rate of traffic crashes involving people on bikes. This free one hour webinar will equip you to avoid the most common hazards and become more confident riding in the city. ... Read more
Now in its 12th year, Georgia Bikes’ annual summit is expanding to include sessions of interest to advocates seeking to make biking, walking, and rolling in our state safer and better for all of us. The summit is presented by Bike Law GA supported by a grant from the Georgia Department of Transportation. This year’s summit ... Read more
Although research has not confirmed a causal relationship between bicycle infrastructure and gentrification, there are cases that show a directly link. Toole Design is working with two clients on research projects exploring this relationship. In this webinar, Toole will introduce the connection between bike lanes and trails and gentrification by highlighting foundational research. Oregon Metro ... Read more
Now is the time to check bicycling off your bucket list! As an adult, it’s hard to find the time, space and instruction needed to learn the basics of cycling. Bike Athens is collaborating with us to make it safe and friendly for grown folks to get on a bike and learn to ride. MORE ... Read more
Best practices from some of the best trail ambassador programs across the nation, representing a variety of trail user types, to offer sage advice for starting programs for your trail. More information.
Balanced Kids Atlanta bike riding classes teach kids how to confidently ride on two wheels in a fun and supportive environment! This one-time clinic is designed to help kids learn the fundamentals of riding a bike while gaining confidence and learning a life long skill. Kids will play games, experience an obstacle course, and other ... Read more
Learn from industry experts, advocates, and practitioners about how to get the most out of data on trail use and how these data can be leveraged to support trail maintenance and development in your community. More information.
This webinar will consist of three parts: 1.Best practices and lessons learned for implementing bike and ped facilities in rural cities, and the challenges faced when working with small communities (presented by Bolton & Menk) 2.Example of successful implementation through strong partner relationships and proper planning in the City of Le Sueur, a city of ... Read more
Walk and Talks: A monthly walking series to move and enlighten you. All walks begin at 9:30 a.m. and are between 2-4 miles in length. Please know your fitness level prior to attending and bringing water is encouraged. Walk is determined by weather so please check social media/website prior to walk. On Nov. 11, Certified ... Read more
This webinar will provide perspectives and an assessment of the issue of conflicts and potential solutions when dealing with nonmotorized trails. MORE INFORMATION
The cities of Clearwater, St. Petersburg, and Tampa are teaming up to share their programs and experiences relating to the "City as a Canvas" concept by introducing art into unique places. Representatives from each of the three cities will talk about their experiences initiating, promoting, funding, and executing the following project types: sidewalk cartouches/sidewalk poetry, ... Read more
This webinar will focus on trail design for accessibility and risk reduction for adaptive mountain biking. MORE INFORMATION
Fix Your Own Bike is held every Thursday from 6-8:30 p.m. $10/hr suggested donation. Every Thursday night we help people fix their bikes. Just roll your bike in and tell us what is going on. If you aren't sure what is wrong, we can check it out together. A $10/hr suggested donation is suggested. More ... Read more
This is an opportunity for a beginning cyclist to ride on city streets versus the Silver Comet or Arabia Mountain Trails. See what it’s like to ride in a group. Also, a chance for the experienced cyclist to “get in a spin” and share tips and info with newer riders. The long option is 28-miles. ... Read more
Last year Smart Growth America (SGA) hosted its first-ever Equity Summit to bring a discussion of racial equity to the smart growth movement and make the case that smart growth without a focus on equity isn’t smart growth at all. Speakers discussed how to promote equity in housing and land use, why strong Black and ... Read more
In this newly revamped offering for allies from outside of the Black and Indigenous POC experience, Courtney Williams draws on examples of some of her most well-reviewed educational rides and presents timely ideas for types of rides to elevate your local community's awareness POC neighbor experiences, contributions, & current cultural events guidelines to help you ... Read more
It's the new year! Get back on that bike! Bike Walk Macon is offering a beginner's course for novice bicyclists who need a refresher or for those who may have tried riding a bike a few times, but are not comfortable balancing, starting and stopping, shifting gears, and scanning the environment while pedaling. MORE INFORMATION
Best practices from some of the best trail ambassador programs across the nation, representing a variety of trail user types, to offer sage advice for starting programs for your trail. MORE INFORMATION
Balanced Kids Atlanta bike riding classes teach kids how to confidently ride on two wheels in a fun and supportive environment! This one-time clinic is designed to help kids learn the fundamentals of riding a bike while gaining confidence and learning a life long skill. MORE INFORMATION
Do you know all you need to know to safely ride a bike with traffic? Do you feel you know enough to teach your children how to ride cautiously and conspicuously while on their own? When you drive your car, are you confident on how to share the road with people on bikes? The Smart ... Read more
True Beginner is the first course in Bike Walk Macon's three-class beginner's bicycling course for adults. Students will learn bicycling basics including rules of the road, ABC Quick check, and how to properly fit your bike and helmet. As well as learning how to confidently balance, pedal, and steer a bike. Students will finish the ... Read more
The 23rd Annual National Bike Summit will take place Sunday, March 27 - Wednesday, March 30, 2022. At the 2022 National Bike Summit, attendees will convene around the theme of Choosing Our Future. The 2022 National Bike Summit will be a hybrid event, with online content and in-person programming available. MORE INFORMATION
Basic fitness level and basic bike control skills are required for learning the skills portion of this camp. We will spend most of our time near Mulberry Gap working on skills. There will be an optional trail ride away from Mulberry Gap on Saturday and Sunday. No new skills will be taught on these trail ... Read more
Do you know all you need to know to safely ride a bike with traffic? Do you feel you know enough to teach your children how to ride cautiously and conspicuously while on their own? When you drive your car, are you confident on how to share the road with people on bikes? The Smart ... Read more
Back on the Bike is the second course in Bike Walk Macon's three-class beginner's bicycling course for adults. This class is for novice bicyclists or for those who may have tried riding a bike a few times, but are not comfortable balancing, starting and stopping, shifting gears, and scanning the environment while pedaling. Students will ... Read more
After two pandemic years of sheltering in place, maintaining social distance, wearing masks and having access to vaccines, the Youth Bike Summit is back on track and will take place in Atlanta the weekend of April 15th - 17th. The BRAG (Bike Ride Across Georgia) Dream Team is the host organization for this national gathering ... Read more
Do your children love to ride? Mountain Biking is not like other sports; race and non-race options are available for any 6-12th grader for the 2022-2023 school year. Everyone rides together, and no one is left behind. Everyone Rides! No Try-outs! No Cuts!
Join Georgia Audubon and Trees Atlanta for a guided biking tour of West Atlanta to explore our local species of birds and trees! Starting at Historic Washington Park, participants will look for migrating birds and learn about the trees they depend on as we travel south down the Atlanta BeltLine Westside Trail. MORE INFORMATION AND ... Read more
Southeastern Trust for Parks & Land, MTB Atlanta and North Georgia Mountain Bike Association are partnering to offer Trail Crew Leader training for volunteers that have an interest in helping to maintain trails in the central north Georgia area. This two-day course teaches best practices for sustainable trail design, construction, maintenance and how to run ... Read more
In this session you’ll learn about the on the ground reality of getting places, neighborhoods, and communities to “YES” on the idea of a trail. AND you’ll learn the conversations and experiences of house sales near to rail trails. MORE INFORMATION
Do your children love to ride? Mountain Biking is not like other sports; race and non-race options are available for any 6-12th grader for the 2022-2023 school year. Everyone rides together, and no one is left behind. Everyone Rides! No Try-outs! No Cuts! MORE INFORMATION
Urban Confidence is the third course in Bike Walk Macon's three-class beginner's bicycling course for adults. This class will help you improve your experience and safety so you can pedal our city’s streets. We'll cover general bike safety, how to communicate with other commuters, how to use dedicated bike infrastructure and a review of state ... Read more
Do your children love to ride? Mountain Biking is not like other sports; race and non-race options are available for any 6-12th grader for the 2022-2023 school year. Everyone rides together, and no one is left behind. MORE INFORMATION
Do your children love to ride? Mountain Biking is not like other sports; race and non-race options are available for any 6-12th grader for the 2022-2023 school year. Everyone rides together, and no one is left behind. Everyone Rides! No Try-outs! No Cuts!
The 2022 Georgia Outdoor Recreation & Trail Summit will bring together non-profit leaders, city planners, elected officials, greenspace advocates, recreation enthusiasts, and others to envision an accelerated and ambitious approach to improving Georgia’s trails and outdoor recreation venues. MORE INFORMATION
Do your children love to ride? Mountain Biking is not like other sports; race and non-race options are available for any 6-12th grader for the 2022-2023 school year. Everyone rides together, and no one is left behind. Join us to answer any questions about mountain biking and hop on the trails with our team members ... Read more
Do your children love to ride? Mountain Biking is not like other sports; race and non-race options are available for any 6-12th grader for the 2022-2023 school year. Everyone rides together, and no one is left behind. Join us to answer any questions about mountain biking and see what it is all about.
Come ride with us in the heart of the designated “Mountain Bike Capital of Georgia.” We will blend an in-depth version of our traditional Intermediate / Advanced skills training with trail-side skills sessions in this special 3-day Ninja skills event. MORE INFORMATION
Do your children love to ride? Mountain Biking is not like other sports; race and non-race options are available for any 6-12th grader for the 2022-2023 school year. Everyone rides together, and no one is left behind. Join us to answer any questions about mountain biking and see what it is all about.
Join ICan Bike Alpharetta and City of Alpharetta Recreation, Parks, Cultural Services for a week long bicycle camp where children with special needs learn to ride a bike! Tons of volunteer opportunities are available! Must register to attend! MORE INFORMATION
Kids Bike League is made possible thanks to a grant from the Chestnut Family Foundation. As we work to create the Hi-Lo Trail over the next 30 years, our Kids Bike League program serves Georgia kids now. Starting this summer, Kids Bike League will use mountain biking as a tool to develop confidence and curiosity ... Read more
Do your children love to ride? Mountain Biking is not like other sports; race and non-race options are available for any 6-12th grader for the 2022-2023 school year. Everyone rides together, and no one is left behind. Join us to answer any questions about mountain biking and hop on the trails with our team members ... Read more
Do your children love to ride? Mountain Biking is not like other sports; race and non-race options are available for any 6-12th grader for the 2022-2023 school year. Everyone rides together, and no one is left behind. Join us to answer any questions about mountain biking and see what it is all about.
A Little About The Class I present a fun and non-intimidating learning environment and believe mountain biking is for everyone and for all kinds of skill levels, ages and experience. No matter how far you want to go in your MTB journey. Level 1 Lessons-4 hours: Body Position Braking Climbing Front Wheel Lift Rock Dodge ... Read more
Want to learn how to be a safe night cyclist? Join Bike Walk Macon on Thursday, February 9, 2023, for a special night-cycling class. You’ll learn the best practices for riding at night, how to see and be seen, and how to be a confident cyclist when the sun goes down. We’ll implement these techniques ... Read more
Bring your friends and family, and share in the experience of enjoying our city streets as public space! Join Bike Walk Macon for a special spring Open Streets Macon on Sunday, March 12th from 1 PM to 4 PM! The streets of Macon will leap to life as Houston Avenue (Villa Crest Ave. to Lynmore ... Read more
On March 25, 2023, kids ages 8-17 are invited to learn the basics of bike safety, bike mechanics, and mountain biking at our inaugural Bearings’ Cone Crusher Bike Camp. At this one-day 3-hour camp, participants will work through stations like “Risk Busters” and “Pine Tuning”, have fun with their teams, become safer riders, and join ... Read more
Now is the time to check bicycling off your bucket list! As an adult, it’s hard to find the time, space and instruction needed to learn the basics of cycling. Bike Athens is collaborating with Athens-Clarke County Trails & Open Space to make it safe and friendly for grown folks to get on a bike ... Read more
Come join us as we talk about Spockids with Mr. Bill Miller. See the Facebook event for more information https://fb.me/e/4kYVR8BYx
