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Ballard-Magnolia History Ride (Leisurely)
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FRUMPS: Chilly Hilly Route in Midsummer (Still hilly, but not chilly) (Steady)
Free Group Rides
Free Group Rides are available 365 days a year, and our certified Ride Leaders offer a variety of locations, paces, and terrains for you to ride across the Puget Sound region.
- Many pace options
- Terrains of all kinds
- All over the Puget Sound area
- Every day
We teach the joys of bicycling, advocate for safe places to ride, and produce world-class rides and events. Explore the many ways to engage with us and get involved today.
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The Latest News
Bike and Celebrate the Burke-Gilman Trail Sept. 12
- Cascade is holding three Free Group Rides to celebrate the history of Seattle’s Burke-Gilman Trail, which helped inspire a nationwide rails-to-trails movement.
- Bike and party with us in Matthews Beach Park on Sept. 12 to commemorate the 1971 “hike-in” that led to the trail’s creation.
Paul Tolmé
The Mile That Broke My Arm—and Why I Advocate
- This post is part of Cascade's ongoing Advocacy pillar, "We Make Riding Better," where we share what we're fighting for in policy and infrastructure, and why.
Tyler Vasquez
Washington State Leads Nation in Kids Bike Safety Education
- It was a record year for youth bike safety education in Washington state.
- More than 92,000 elementary and middle school students from 320 schools learned Let’s Go bike safety skills during the 2025-26 school year.
Paul Tolmé