Join a casually paced ride along the Martin Luther King Jr. Outdoor Learning Trail, with historic site interpretation by Carver HS students, music by CSU Black Schwob Society, ending with a reading of Dr. King’s 1958 speech at the Prince Hall Masonic Lodge.
Columbus
Free Bike Wash and Maintenance Check in Columbus
Bring your bicycle by METRA’s Communities in Motion Day and ITS Rollout Event for a free bike wash and maintenance check. Learn how to safely commute by bicycle and transit.
Columbus Police Department Faith and Blue Bicycle Ride
The Columbus Police Department, St Luke’s United Methodist Church, Eden Church, Grace Baptist Church, Valley of Life Church.
Description: We will be going on a 6.4 mile bicycle ride with officers, families, and several churches in the area to facilitate communication and build relationships. More information.
Bicycle Columbus Ride With The Mayor
Columbus Bike Week is May 17-23! Participate in five great events showcasing the benefits of cycling – for fun, fitness, with family, or taking essential trips to work or shop. Be part of the movement for safer streets, connected communities, a healthier planet, and happier people. More information.
Bicycle Columbus Bike Safety and Maintenance Event
Bring your bike for a free wash, simple maintenance check, and to learn about cycling safety, laws, and rights of the road. Then you might enjoy a ride on the Dragonfly Trail. More information.
Ride On Bikes/Ft. Benning Track Pad Century
South Georgia’s toughest century is back with 108, 70, and 40 mile options. There will be full SAG support along the ride with SAG stops every 20ish miles and a rolling SAG vehicle for all your mechanical needs. Stay after the century for the “Time Change Party” where the awards will be held. More information.
2020 Georgia Walks Summit
Out of an abundance of caution and recent recommendations around COVID-19, PEDS has made the difficult decision to postpone the summit until Oct. 22-23.
The Georgia Walks Summit is an annual statewide gathering of transportation and public health professionals, elected officials and community advocates committed to making our streets and communities great places to walk.