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Many of the event listings in this calendar are from Seattle Neighborhood Greenways.
You’re already riding the Burke Gilman trail on a beautiful Saturday afternoon. Why not stop to enjoy a curated taster tray at Cairn Brewing, Nine Yards Brewing AND 192 Brewing Company located on Kenmore’s Brew[…]
You are invited to a showing of Afghan Cycles on January 30 at the New Holly Gathering Hall, presented by Cascade Bicycle Club. The evening will begin with an introduction to the film by the[…]
Where did Boeing launch its first boat plane? What does laundry have to do with South Lake Union’s history? What happened when Lake Union finally connected to Lake Washington? Come on this history ride to[…]
Join community members and advocates, engineers and planners, and transportation officials at this weeklong virtual event. You’ll hear from experts around the United States on everything from technical skills to advocacy, the mobility realities and[…]
This is a history ride from Gas Works Park clockwise around Lake Union with 12 stops. Ride is free, no-drop, 12.4 miles long, leisurely pace, and has a restroom/snack break around the halfway point. Ride[…]
With 63-mile and 26-mile options, the Ride for Major Taylor Project is a fundraiser: 80% of your registration fee goes directly to the Major Taylor Project, a year-round, youth leadership cycling program focused on introducing[…]
This is a casual tour of some of the bicycle facilities around Southeast Seattle including greenways, protected bike lanes, trails, Stay Healthy Streets, and more. It also includes some nice viewpoints of Puget Sound, downtown[…]
This is a casual ride from Westlake Park in downtown Seattle to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. It is a one-way ride, and participants may use the Link light rail station at SeaTac to return or ride[…]
In partnership with Cascade Bicycle Club, Certified Ride Leader and Historian Bob Svercl will lead a group of riders on a 5.6 mile bike tour from Capitol Hill through Pioneer Square to MoPOP, stopping at[…]
This is a casual 22 mile ride from Gas Works Park in Seattle across the 520 Bridge into Bellevue. We’ll explore parts of Medina, Bellevue, and Spring District before returning via the 520 Trail and[…]
This is a 28 mile history ride to visit and learn facts about various historic and interesting sites in the Duwamish Valley and around the Duwamish River. Learn about where the Duwamish River starts, how[…]
This is a casual 23.7 mile ride from UW in Seattle to Shoreline and back. We’ll ride new bike infrastructure around Green Lake and check out some interesting sights as we make a loop using[…]
Casual ride to visit each of the new light rail stations (U District, Roosevelt, Northgate), cross the new John Lewis Memorial Bridge, and visit a historic transit stop (Greenwood Station) on the way back to[…]
Casual ride to visit each of the light rail stations in the Rainier Valley, the future Judkins Park light rail station, and the Beacon Hill light rail station. We’ll stop for coffee & snacks at[…]
This is a casual ride to every single light rail station on the 1 Line, starting from Angle Lake and making our way north all the way to Northgate. We’ll stop around the midpoint at[…]
Please join us for an evening exploring race & gender equity in biking. Facilitated by Bike Works Executive Director Ed Ewing, we’ll hear from panelists Edwin Lindo, Roxanne Robles, Lee Lambert, and Ella Dorband about[…]
Learn about the history of “East Seattle” and more as you bike around parts of Mercer Island on this casual-paced history tour. Total distance is 15 miles. More info on the registration page.ShareMastodonTwitterFacebookRedditEmail
Bike to every future light rail station on Line 2 from Seattle to Redmond & back! We’ll stop for water/restroom breaks and have lunch in downtown Redmond before returning to Seattle via the 520 Trail.[…]
Learn about the history of West Seattle in this casual pace, no drop bike tour including log cabins, ferries, streetcars, and even an earthquake! Full information in Registration URLShareMastodonTwitterFacebookRedditEmail
In partnership with The Museum of Pop Culture (MoPOP) and Cascade Bicycle Club, Certified Ride Leader and Historian Bob Svercl will lead a group of riders on a 5.6 mile bike tour from Capitol Hill[…]
Ride to every future light rail station on the Lynnwood Extension! We’ll ride 23 miles with some climbing to each station from Northgate to Lynnwood and loop back using the Interurban Trail. This is a[…]
Learn about the Century 21 Expo, how Queen Anne got its name, the story behind Seattle’s 1st children’s hospital, and more in this history ride! This is a casual pace, no drop, e-bike friendly ride[…]
Learn where the nickname “Rat City” comes from, how an entire garden was moved, and where the streetcar ran in this history ride around parts of Tukwila, SeaTac, Burien, and White Center! This is a[…]
Explore parts of Beacon Hill in Seattle and learn interesting stories about its history in this casual, no drop 12 mile ride. What lies below the athletic fields in Jefferson Park? How does the light[…]
Learn interesting stories about sites around Lake Union on this history ride. The ride is 10.5 miles long, casual pace, and no drop (we will wait for everyone).ShareMastodonTwitterFacebookRedditEmail
Let’s check out some new, ongoing, and future bike infrastructure projects (including new bike runnels) in South Seattle on a 7.4 mile bike ride at a Leisurely (10-12 mph average on flat ground) pace! Bring[…]
This is a free 11 mile, casual pace, e-bike friendly ride to learn LGBTQ+ history around parts of Seattle. The ride will take about 3 hours (estimated finish after 4 pm). This ride is going[…]
This is a free 11 mile, casual pace, e-bike friendly ride to learn LGBTQ+ history around parts of Seattle. The ride will take about 3 hours (estimated finish after 4 pm). This is the 2nd[…]
Learn interesting stories about Renton’s history on this free 12 mile, casual pace, e-bike friendly ride. The ride will last a little over 3 hours (estimated finish around 12:30 pm).ShareMastodonTwitterFacebookRedditEmail
Check out some cool outdoor artwork around parts of north Seattle in this free 9 mile, casual pace, e-bike friendly ride. The ride will last a little over 2 hours (estimated finish by 12:30 pm).ShareMastodonTwitterFacebookRedditEmail
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