May is Bike Month - Upcoming events from the Montpelier Bicycle Advisory Committee

On Saturday, May 17^th, Join Mayor Hollar and members of the bike advisory committee for a mellow-paced ride to the Post Office Cafe in Worcester, said to be “One of Vermont’s hidden little secrets”.

Ride departs from Montpelier High School at 10 AM. All participants must provide their own bicycle and helmet in good working order.  Hard rain cancels.

Other Bike to Brunch Events:                               

May 24^th -Bike to Brunch, group ride to Maple Valley in Plainfield

May 31^st –Bike to Brunch, ride to On the Rise Café in Richmond

Also on Saturday May 24: Family Bike Safety Clinic and Ride, at MHS.

10 – 11 am:  Kids can ride the bike safety skills course set up in the high school parking lot.

11 – Noon:  Group ride out the bike path west and the River Road to Three Mile Bridge, returning on the wide shoulder of Route 2.

Best for kids at least 6 years and older. Sorry, no training wheels on group ride. Each rider should bring a helmet and bicycle in good working order.  Some helmets will be available to borrow. All kids should be accompanied by an adult.

All rides departs from Montpelier High School at 10 AM. All participants must provide their own bicycle and helmet in good working order. 

About Montpelier’s Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committees

Montpelier's Bicycle and Pedestrian Committees are volunteer-citizen bodies tasked by the City Council to raise the status of walking and biking in Montpelier by advocating for cyclist and pedestrian issues, engaging the community, and advising the City Council on relevant issues.

For more information, call 262-6273