Biking News

Hosted annually on the fourth Saturday in April by Rails to Trails Conservancy, Celebrate Trails Day is a national event that encourages everyone to explore and enjoy local trails.

Join a scenic walk on the Wabash Cannonball Trail this Saturday, April 26 at 10:00 AM. Starting at the Elmira trailhead in Fulton County (on Co Rd 23, just north of US-20A), enjoy a guided 3-mile round-trip hike to the Tiffin River bridge. More info

Here's a survey from the City of Toledo regarding your experiences navigating Toledo's roads. Please take the survey and prioritize safety for cyclists!

Check out ​Bentonville, Arkansas! They've transformed into the "Mountain Biking Capital of the World" boasting nearly 70 miles of trails within the city that connect seamlessly to over 400 miles across Northwest Arkansas. This extensive network offers diverse experiences, from adrenaline-pumping mountain biking to scenic paved paths like the 40-mile Razorback Regional Greenway. The city's commitment to cycling infrastructure has attracted riders of all levels and fostered a vibrant community where public art, local cuisine, and world-class museums enrich the biking experience.​

Get ready to ride—registration for the 2025 MVA Bike Tours opens soon! This year’s lineup includes scenic rides like the Portage River Tour (June 22), Metroparks Tour (July 19), Irish Hills Tour (Sept. 14), and the Family Haunted Bike Ride (Oct. 11). Plus, exciting overnight bikepacking trip, weekly Saturday rides and Thursday walks are also happening. Check the Club Calendar on the MVA website for all the details!

The City of Toledo has been awarded $1.1 million through the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Reconnecting Communities Pilot Program to support the Swan Creek Greenway project. This initiative will reconnect the Junction neighborhood with downtown Toledo through a multi-use trail, providing safer access to jobs, green spaces, and resources for residents.

The project, developed in collaboration with the Junction Coalition, focuses on community-driven planning and nature-based solutions like flood mitigation. It’s a vital step in addressing decades of disinvestment and building a more connected, resilient city.