PEDALING TRADITIONS – POPULAR BIKE RIDES TO GO THRU FALL
Nearly 800 Trek the Trails Additional Free Rides Added
At the urging of residents five additional bike rides have been added to the “Trek the Trails” summer bike ride schedule.
“Trek the Trails, offered a great free activity for residents of all ages and it offered a unique way to see Fort Wayne – along one of the finest trail systems in the Midwest. Residents asked for more and we’re happy to give them more,” said Mayor Tom Henry.
Trek the Trails was a new tradition of community bike rides offered each Tuesday since June 1, 2010. The rides took place along the Rivergreenway, the Wabash & Erie Canal Towpath Trail, the Aboite Trails, the Pufferbelly Rail-to-Trail and the Salomon Farm Trail for 13 weeks. They grew in popularity and three had more than 100 riders attend.
Tuesday, August 24, 2010 was the last scheduled bike ride but now, bicyclists have more opportunities to ride the trails.
The trail rides are free and each one is about 6-8 miles long. Helmets are a requirement for participants. If there is unsafe weather such as lightening, the ride will be cancelled.
Here is a list of the remaining trail rides. They all begin at 6:00pm.
• September 14, 2010
Swinney Park to Foster Park – meet at Swinney Park Trailhead parking lot by swimming pool. Ride is 8.5 miles.
• September 21, 2010
Rivergreenway along the Maumee Pathway from North River Road to Moser Park – meet at North River Rd Trailhead just west of Kreager Park otherwise known as the “boat launch” – Ride is 6 miles.
• September 28, 2010
Aboite Trails – meet at Deer Ridge Elementary School by trail. Ride is 6-8 miles.
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