Bike Month 2026
Frontrunner/Bike Field Trip to Lehi
Learn how to take your bike on the train and have dinner in Lehi.
Art Stroll & Roll
The Provo Art Stroll is a self guided art tour that takes place on the first Friday of every month in Downtown Provo. On this night, over a dozen businesses host local artists and entertainment for you to enjoy.
For bike month, you’re invited to bring a bike (or whatever else you roll on) to get around. Not a requirement to be on wheels, but guaranteed more fun.
Birding & Biking Utah Lake
Ride along as we pedal our way to Utah Lake in search of winged friends! This ride will be slow-paced and family-friendly. Frequent stops for birds will be made. Bring your own binoculars! This ride will be led by Jason Lane.
Provo Safer Streets Monthly Meeting
BikeWalk Provo’s monthly meetings are for everyone who is interested in making Provo a better place to walk and bike. Monthly meetings feature updates on projects, reports from government officials, group discussions, and opportunities to get involved.
This month we’ll be reviewing feedback from the League of American Cyclists on our bicycle friendly community gold-status application with the Provo city Traffic manager, Vern Keesler.
Start a Bike Bus at Your School — Training & Demo Ride
Curious about starting a bike bus for your neighborhood school? A bike bus is a group of kids riding to school together with adult supervision. It’s fun, safe, and a great way to build community while reducing traffic around schools.
Join us for a short training covering how bike buses work, how to plan a route, recruit families, and organize volunteers.
We’ll meet at Exchange Park where our own bike bus begins, so you can see what a real setup looks like. After the training, anyone who brings a bike can join an optional short demonstration ride along the route.
Parents, caregivers, teachers, and community members are all welcome. Kids are welcome to play at the park or join the ride if they’d like. Bring a bike and helmet if you plan to ride.
Provo’s Bike to Work (or Anywhere) Day
Celebrate Bike Month by swapping a car trip for a bike ride. Whether you’re commuting to work, riding to school, or just heading to a local coffee shop, Bike to Work Day encourages people to try cycling for everyday transportation and highlights the benefits of safer, more bike-friendly streets.
During the event participating businesses and organizations host breakfast stations that serve those who bike to work or anywhere. This event is a fantastic way for employers to encourage employee wellness and boost their presence in the community to attract more customers and quality employees.
Golden Spoke Ride
The Golden Spoke Ride celebrates the more than 170 miles of connected trails linking communities from Provo to Ogden. Riders can choose different starting points and distances, including a family-friendly community ride in Provo or longer rides along the regional trail network. It’s one of Utah’s largest Bike Month events.
More details and registration:
https://goldenspoke.net
https://move.utah.gov/golden-spoke/
Golden Spoke Ride: Provo Mayor’s Family Ride
Join the Provo Mayor’s Family Ride as part of the regional Golden Spoke event. This is a relaxed, family-friendly group ride along one of Provo’s best multi-use paths.
The ride will begin at Paul Ream Park at 10:00 AM and head west along the Provo River Trail toward the Provo River Delta Observation Tower, completing a counter-clockwise loop before returning to the park. The total distance is approximately 7.5 miles.
No registration is required. Just show up ready to ride. This is a great opportunity for riders of all ages and abilities to participate in Golden Spoke in a low-stress, community-oriented setting.
Bring water, helmets for all riders, and plan for a fun, social ride.
Ride of Silence
Join cyclists around the world for the Ride of Silence, a slow, silent ride honoring cyclists who have been injured or killed on public roads. Participants ride quietly together to raise awareness about the importance of sharing the road and improving safety for people who bike.
Learn more about the global event:
https://rideofsilence.org
Bike Shortcuts Tour (Part 1)
Don't think there's a good way to get to where you need on a bike? Come find out if there's a better route on Part 1 of the Provo Bike Shortcuts Tour.
Part 1 will cover North Provo between BYU and the Riverwoods. This will be a longer ride to cover as many bike shortcuts as possible. Route maps will be provided, so don't worry if you can't join for the entire duration.
Terrain: mostly paved roads, with some rough pavement and some hard-packed gravel
National Trails Day Ride – Vineyard
Join our Community Ride on Saturday, April 25 and experience Utah’s growing trail network with friends, family, and fellow riders.
We’ll meet at the Vineyard FrontRunner Station at 10 am, then ride along the Utah Lake Shoreline Trail before continuing onto the newly created Lindon Heritage Trail, finishing at Lindon City Park.
This is a relaxed, family friendly ride perfect for all skill levels. Come meet new people, enjoy the views, and celebrate the power of trails in our communities.
Learn more about National Trails Day:
https://www.railstotrails.org/celebratetrailsday
World Day of Remembrance
Join Utah families for a vigil and walk to remember traffic victims, and support their families at this year’s World Day of Remembrance.
“Traffic Deaths and Serious Injuries are Preventable,” but we need support from community leaders to prioritize safe vehicles and safe infrastructure.
When: November 17, 2024 at 4:00pm
Where: Pioneer Park, Provo; Center Street and 500 West
Garden Ride with Community Actions Services
We will be meeting at the 800 North 600 West garden and riding to two more gardens to learn about Community Actions Services. We'll end at their place for a party!
Cargo Bike Roundup
Have you been thinking of buying a family bike or just curious to try something new? Come check out different bikes and setups while learning more about cargobiking with your family!
Social Ride and Potluck
Short and casual social ride! Bring something to share or just yourself! Not biking? Meet for the potluck at North Park at 5:45.
Ride of Silence
Join the Provo chapter of the Worldwide Ride of Silence for a ride to honor people who were killed or injured while biking in our community. Organized each year by the Latinos in Action student group at Dixon Middle School, this several-mile, family-friendly ride will begin at Dixon and proceed slowly with a brief stops at the ghost bike memorial for Doug Crow, who was killed when a car knocked him off his bike in 2013, and return to Dixon.
Bikepacking Equipment Check
Join the Provo chapter of the Worldwide Ride of Silence for a ride to honor people who were killed or injured while biking in our community. Organized each year by the Latinos in Action student group at Dixon Middle School, this several-mile, family-friendly ride will begin at Dixon and proceed slowly with a brief stops at the ghost bike memorial for Doug Crow, who was killed when a car knocked him off his bike in 2013, and return to Dixon.
Monday Night Night Ride (Free Bike Lights)
Join us for a leisurely night right throughout Provo. Meet us at Joaquin park!
Golden Spoke Ride
To celebrate over 170 miles of safe and connected multi-use hard-surface trails, ride 50 miles from Provo to the Tracy Aviary’s Jordan River Nature Center in SLC where an End of Ride Event will be held from 11 to 3. Register for the ride at https://jordanrivercommission.com/golden-spoke-ride/
W.O.W. Women on Wheels Ride
This is a monthly ride for women to enjoy fresh air, gentle movement, connection, and learning on the Provo River Trail. Feel free to bring children. If you would like someone to ride with you to the meeting spot let us know!
Provo Hidden Gems Social Ride
The theme of tomorrow’s ride is Hidden Gems-some potential hidden gems: an amazing treehouse, a few little libraries, the best climbing tree in Provo, a castle, the second best climbing tree in Provo, and a couple lesser-known parks.
World Famous Biking Tour of Provo
We’ll be navigating through the city via some of the best bike infrastructure our city has to offer. This will make you love Provo, love biking, and love transportation planning, guaranteed. Meet us at the Provo FrontRunner Station!
Art Stroll and Roll
The Provo Art Stroll is a self guided art tour that takes place on the first Friday of every month in Downtown Provo! Art Stroll maps can be found at every participating location.
Monthly Volunteer Meeting
BikeWalk Provo’s monthly meetings are for everyone who is interested in making Provo a better place to walk and bike. Monthly meetings feature updates on projects, reports from government officials, group discussions, and opportunities to get involved.
Bike to Work or Anywhere Day
Provo businesses will host stations located throughout the city and hand out free breakfast, drinks, and other treats to people who arrive by bike from 7:30 - 9:00 am. (The City Center breakfast station will be open at 7:00 am for early bird riders). Pick up some breakfast, get to know your fellow commuters, have your bike looked at by a pro mechanic, connect with BikeWalk Provo and other community volunteers.
SSI Global Recycling Day/Cargo Haul Challenge
We invite all women to come on a bike right. This ride yada, yada, yada.
Family Bike Ride and Potluck
Join us for a short and casual social ride! Bring something to share or pick something up during a stop on the way or just bring yourselves! We will hang out at Exchange Park.
Ladies’ Night/ “Motherload” Screening
Come enjoy some self-care, refreshments, and an inspiring film! DM us on Facebook or Instagram for the address.
Provo City’s Women’s Day Ladies’ Bike Ride
We invite all women to come on a bike right. This ride yada, yada, yada.
First Women on Wheels Ride
Join us for a women's ride starting at Exchange Park! Get your fill of fresh air, gentle movement, connection, and learning.
Monthly Volunteer Meeting
Agenda
Chris Wiltsie (Co-Director of Bike Utah)
Kira Johnson (Salt Lake Public Lands Planner)
Volunteer discussion about what we want to accomplish in 2024, events people would like to see during Bike and Walk months, and what gaps in the active transportation network we would like to see closed to create a robust, seamless system.
Have an idea for an event?
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