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Month of May stats450+ unique ridersWOW! 20,100 miles riddenOver 2200 total rides Bicycle modesCommuter bike: Over 1000Mountain bike: 820Road bike: Almost 300E-bike: 127Kids bike or strider: 71BMX bikes: 4Other bicycle type: 78 Big shout out to our local businesses that generously donated raffle prizes, participated in Take-out Tuesday and helped to support Flagstaff Bike Month! Thank you! Thank you Flagstaff for riding!Let’s keep Flagstaff a Silver Level Bicycle-Friendly Community!
FREE! Join the Biking Challenge! Log all of your riding in the Biking Challenge and win amazing raffle prizes for FREE! Over $3500 in giveaways. View all of the fabulous raffle prizes donated by local businesses. Throughout May, log every day that you ride. Mountain bike rides, road rides, commutes, school trips, bike park shreds, it only takes a minute, and each time you enter you’ll gain an additional chance to win.
Meet at Schultz Creek Trail Head. We’ll be building new single track on the Dry Lake Hills. Google Map Join the entire Flagstaff area trails community in the annual celebration of trails! PLEASE RSVP: We will are asking that participants RSVP at least a day before each event in order for us to be better able to plan. It’s easy and only takes a minute using the form we are providing.
The City of Flagstaff wants your feedback on the separated bike lane pilot project on Beaver and Butler! Information collected in this survey will be included in a more comprehensive evaluation of the separated bike lane pilot, which will be presented to the City’s Bicycle Advisory Committee, Pedestrian Advisory Committee, and Transportation Commission in early June, and to the City Council in mid-June 2022. Please click this link and provide
Annual Human-Powered Parade — 11:00 a.m. start! Dust off those costumes! C’mon Flagstaff you love to dress up! $10 Helmets for kids and adults Many sizes and colors to choose from for the whole family. In partnership with Coconino County Safe Kids Coalition and Coconino County Public Health Services, we are offering discounted helmets to help keep kids safe while riding. Mountain Line – Bike / Bus Demonstration Learn out to load your bike
FREE! Join the Biking Challenge! Log all of your riding in the Biking Challenge and win amazing raffle prizes for FREE! Over $3500 in giveaways. View all of the fabulous raffle prizes donated by local businesses. Throughout May, log every day that you ride. Mountain bike rides, road rides, commutes, school trips, bike park shreds, it only takes a minute, and each time you enter you’ll gain an additional chance to win.
Meet at Sechrist School. Arrive at 4pm, rides leaves at 4:15 pm. The route will be escorted by Flagstaff Police Department, for a 3.5 mile ride on the FUTS. Ice cream treats to be served afterwards, courtesy of Shamrock Farms.
This year we are honoring Curtis Johnston for his contributions to cycling in Northern Arizona. We have worked with innumerable volunteers over the past two decades, and we are grateful to everyone who has spent their time to further the mission of promoting bicycling. Without volunteers, bicycling in Flagstaff and on our trails would not be nearly as great. Rarely have we had the pleasure of working with someone who
Meet at Schultz Creek Trail Head. We’ll be building new single track to connect Schultz Creek Trail to Chimney Trail. Google Map PLEASE RSVP: We will are asking that participants RSVP at least a day before each event in order for us to be better able to plan. It’s easy and only takes a minute using the form we are providing. Thanks for helping us out by doing this. What to
Thanks to these generous businesses and individuals who stepped up to help bolster our Trail Fund towards the implementation of the Mount Elden Dry Lake Hills trail system improvements and more! We will be announcing our first construction project to use some of these funds this summer, with a hope to have trail crews putting tread on the ground by spring of 2023. Stay tuned! In the meantime, please conscientiously
