Let’s Ride! Flagstaff Ride your Bike Week! May 10-16, 2026
Join the Biking Challenge – All week long!
Ride your bike! Log your ride! Win prizes
All rides count!
Let’s roll together and make Flagstaff even more bike-friendly!
Biking Challenge – All week long!
Ride your bike! Log your ride! Win prizes!
Log all of your riding in the Biking Challenge and win amazing raffle prizes for FREE!
Ride every day from May 10-16 and log your trips—it only takes a minute! Whether you’re hitting the trails, commuting, biking to school, or cruising at the bike park, each ride you log earns you another chance to win fantastic raffle prizes donated by local businesses (huge thanks to them!). Winners will be drawn at the end of the week, so keep pedaling and logging for more chances to win!
May 10 – Sunday
Bike to Fun!
Kick off to Ride Your Bike Week & Bike Info Booth – Stop by our booth to learn about the week’s events.
🚲 Fun for All Ages!
Stop by for a fun and interactive experience! Learn about bike safety, local trails, and all the cycling resources you need—whether you’re a seasoned rider or just getting started.
🎉 Test your knowledge with Share the Road Bike Jeopardy, strike a pose at our selfie station, and bring the kids for a coloring station packed with bike-themed fun! PLUS! Free Iron-on t-shirts and stickers for kids.
We’ve got commuter tips, trail updates, and info on Flagstaff’s latest biking initiatives. Come explore new ways to enjoy cycling in our beautiful region—there’s something for everyone!
Time: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Location: Flagstaff Community Market, City Hall 211 W Aspen Ave
May 11 – Monday
Kick-off Commuter Ride
💚 Bike More, Drive Less – Celebrate Flagstaff’s Ride Your Bike Week!! 💚
Meet at Flagstaff City Hall — starting at 7am. Ride will start at 7:15.
Come join local elected leaders, officials, your friends and neighbors for a short “commuter” ride through downtown to finish at City Hall. A group of cyclists sharing the roads make a statement. A brick for display in Heritage Square will be given to community members that has gone above and beyond the call of duty for cycling in Flagstaff. Coffee and donuts will be served.
Important! Each participant MUST sign up to participate. We will have ways to sign up day of event.
May 12 – Tuesday
Bike to School Day!
Bike to School Day – Join the movement and pedal your way to school! Riding your bike is a fun, healthy, and eco-friendly way to start the day. Encourage friends, parents, and teachers to ride along and make it a community event! Let’s roll together to promote active lifestyles, reduce traffic, and build good biking habits for the future.
Which school will have the most riders?
Individual students can log in every day to win prizes – all week long!
Kidical Mass Ride presented by MetroPlan &
Ice Cream Social @ Sechrist Elementary School – 4:00 pm
Kidical Mass Ride only! Important! Each participant MUST sign up to participate. We will have ways to sign up day of event.
Bikes & Ice Cream! yum! 🍦
Meet at Sechrist School. Arrive at 4pm, rides leaves at 4:15pm. 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.
Ride leaves at 4:15pm — All kids under 18 must wear a helmet. All riders are welcome!
Event sponsored by MetroPlan, Safe Kids – Coconino County, Joy Cone, Shamrock Foods
May 13 – Wednesday
Bike to Breakfast Day! — 6:30-9:00 am
Bike-friendly businesses around Flagstaff are once again sponsoring Bicycle Breakfast stops this year. Check to see which stop is along your route, hit one or hit them all! Coffee, juice, muffins, bagels, DONUTS and other breakfast treats will fuel your commute.
May 14 – Thursday
Bike to Dine Out!
Bike to Dine Out – Ride, dine, and support local! Many local businesses are offering special deals for folks who ride to pick up takeout food, or dine-in, on Thursday. Grab your friends, work up an appetite, and let’s make dining out a cycling celebration!
Lowell Observatory “Mars Hill Challenge Ride”
Mars Hill Road …. yep, you probably know it, the paved ½-mile winding climb from Thorpe Park to the scenic overlook and then up to Lowell Observatory that beckons cyclists to pit their aerobic prowess against its steep 10-12% grade.
As a regular BTWW work site participant, Lowell Observatory is sponsoring the “Mars Hill Challenge Ride” again this year as a featured event. Ride anytime between 12 pm and 5 pm on May 14th, we challenge local cyclists to bike up Mars Hill to the Marley Foundation Astronomy Discovery Center and experience first-hand what Lowell BTWW riders contend with all week long. The reward?
A free Buy One, Get One (BOGO) guest pass to Lowell Observatory, and a refreshing bottle of water. Just show your bike helmet to the front desk greeter in the Astronomy Discovery Center when you reach the top.
For directions and questions contact info@lowell.edu or 928-774.3358.
May 15 – Friday
Bike to Work Day!
🚴♀️ Pedal to Work, Power Up Your Day! National Bike to Work Day is all about celebrating and encouraging bicycle commuting! Whether you’re a seasoned rider or new to biking, this is the perfect day to swap your car for a bike and enjoy a healthier, more sustainable way to get to work. Your place of work can join the fun by creating friendly challenges, and offering incentives. Let’s make commuting by bike an exciting and rewarding experience for all—gear up, ride in, and inspire others to do the same!
Bike to Happy Hour 🍻 4:00 – 6:00 pm
Roll into the weekend the right way—on two wheels. Join us at Dark Sky Brewing Company for a laid-back happy hour celebrating all things cycling. Grab a cold beer or cocktail, connect with fellow riders, and toast to riding in Flagstaff. 🚲
🍻 $2 off your first beer if you ride your bike.
May 16 – Saturday
Bike to Shop Day!
🛍️ Pedal, Park, Purchase!
Turn your errands into an adventure—bike to your favorite shops and support local businesses while you’re at it!
This is your chance to swap four wheels for two and support local businesses while you’re at it! Whether you’re picking up groceries, running errands, or treating yourself to something special, hop on your bike and ride to your favorite shops. It’s a fun, sustainable way to get things done—and a great reminder that everyday trips are better by bike!




