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Bike Rides & Events!
CAT bike rides are geared toward nurturing new riders who are discovering the enjoyment of bicycling. We highlight local bike routes that serve fun and useful destinations like bakeries, coffee shops, local businesses, parks, etc., while utilizing our network of trails and streets.
Our Rides
Our rides are social, fun and inclusive. We do weekly women’s rides, weekend rides and more. Our pace is social and no one is left behind. We aim to give riders the confidence to ride more on our streets and trails!
Women's Rides
We typically hold weekly women’s rides on Tuesday or Wed evenings at 6 P.M. We usually meet at the Charlie Brown Ice House on Sand Island in Bethlehem. A fun and social ride, we ride either towards Easton or Allentown at an easy pace and no one is left behind! Often times, we head to a local spot afterwards and share an adult beverage!
Weekend Rides
Everyone is welcome on our weekend rides! We typically meet at the CAT Co-op on Walnut street and ride on streets and trails while often making some fun stops along the way for snacks and drinks! We ride as a group at a social pace and no one is left behind.
"Over the Hill" Weekday Rides
Anyone is welcome on these fun rides on weekday mornings. We ride on a combo of streets and trails and often have a coffee or food stop!
How to Join Rides
The BEST way: Sign-up for rides on our Meetup Page and get notified of future rides!
To sign up for ride email alerts, please to click here.
Public rides are also posted on the CAT Calendar.
Participants are also encouraged to join/renew their CAT membership.
Bike to Work Week
Every May CAT particiaptes in national Bike to Work Week. Join us for a mayoral ride and other fun activities to help you jump start your way to biking to work more!
CAT also coordinates Outreach Rides in concert with partner organizations to bring new people into bicycling. These rides maximize partner organizations with strong client bases seeking opportunities to engage in the community. Outreach rides do not require participants to have any specific level of fitness or biking ability and are tailored specifically for each group’s goals and needs.
Bike rides are organized by CAT-Coalition for Appropriate Transportation. CAT envisions a world where bicycling, walking/ADA accessibility, and public transportation prevail.
Bike rides are being completed in partnership with the Lehigh Valley Greenways Conservation Landscape. Funding is provided in part by a grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Bureau of Recreation and Conservation, Environmental Stewardship Fund, administered by Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor, Inc.
