Biking News

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!

We're sorry to report that this past weekend a local cyclist died in tragic crash. Find more information on the WTOL 11 website.

This exciting new path along the Anthony Wayne Trail links River Road with the City of Toledo’s trail. It highlights the importance of linking regional trails to create safer, more convenient off-road transportation options for everyone. It's a perfect way to end Bike Month and celebrate the growing network of bike-friendly infrastructure in our area! For more information, read The Blade article.

Check out our history of the Anthony Wayne Trail.

The Ride of Silence is an international movement to bring awareness to the critical importance of safety and highlight the right of bicyclists to use public roadways. Come out and support the cause this Wednesday, May 21, at 6:30 PM at the University of Toledo. Meet in Parking Area 2 near the Bancroft Street entrance. Get more information at the TMACOG website.

5/16 Update: See pics from this year's event!

Bike to Work Day is celebrated each May to promote cycling as a healthy, environmentally friendly, and cost-effective alternative to driving. It's a great opportunity to rethink your commute, reduce your carbon footprint, and enjoy the physical and mental benefits of starting your day with a ride. Communities across the country host events to encourage more people to give biking to work a try — even if it’s just for one day.

Here in the Toledo region, you can join a group ride from Sylvania to Downtown Toledo on Friday, May 16. The route is designed for comfort and safety, following bike-friendly streets at a relaxed 10–12 mph pace. Riders can join at several pickup points, including Sylvania, the University of Toledo, and Downtown Toledo. All are welcome — including e-bikes and scooters. Full details are available at the Commuter Project!