Come out for the Maumee Area River Rider on Saturday, August 9, 2025, starting at Buffalo Rock Brewing Co. in Waterville, OH. This community ride offers multiple paved and gravel route options, benefiting Toledo Area Bicyclists and The Right Direction, which helps provide bikes to youth in need. There’s no entry fee—just a suggested $25 donation—with SAG support, rest stops, and food trucks at the finish. Learn more and register at runsignup.com.
Biking News
31st Annual MARR - 8/9/25
Posted 8/4/2025
University/Parks Trail is Expanding to the West
Posted 8/4/2025
Trail extensions are underway to connect the University/Parks Trail to Sylvania-area parks. This proposed project would extend the Parks Trail to Sylvan Prairie - which already connects to Quarry Ridge, Fossil Park, and Pacesetter. It’s a major step toward a more connected, bike-friendly Northwest Ohio. Read the article at toledoblade.com.
Metroparks Bicycle Tour - 7/19/25
Posted 7/1/2025
Join the Metroparks Bicycle Tour on Saturday, July 19, 2025, beginning at Fallen Timbers Middle School in Whitehouse. Riders can choose from three scenic routes:
- 15 miles through Oak Openings
- 31 miles reaching Fallen Timbers Monument and Farnsworth Parks
- The full 62-mile route, including Secor Park
All routes come with SAG support and snack stops (plus lunch for the longer rides). More info and registration is available on the Maumee Valley Adventurers website.
Portage River Bicycle Tour
Posted 6/16/2025
Join the Portage River Bicycle Tour on Sunday, June 22, 2025, starting from Woodmore High School in Elmore, Ohio! This scenic, flat ride offers distances of 10, 31, 62, and 100 miles, with something for everyone—from families to experienced cyclists. Enjoy marked routes, SAG support, rest stop snacks, and a post-ride lunch at the Portage River Festival in Ory Park. Find more information on the MVA website.
June 3 – World Bicycle Day
Posted 6/3/2025
Celebrated each year on June 3rd, World Bicycle Day recognizes the bicycle as a simple, affordable, and eco-friendly way to get around. The day was established by the United Nations in 2018 to promote cycling for better health, cleaner air, and more livable cities. Communities worldwide mark the occasion with rides and events.
Explore the 7 Health Benefits of Cycling from MSN!
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