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Bike 5 Cities 28-mile ride is FULL! Learn more and register for City Events & Rides

The first ever ‘Bike 5 Cities’ 28-mile loop ride is full.  However, you can still join one of the shorter city rides in Winter Park, Maitland, Casselberry or Eatonville.  It’s all free and you’ll discover family-friendly routes on trails or low volume roads. The shorter bike rides will roll out after […]

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Join Mayor Buddy Dyer for ‘Bike to Work Day’

Bike to Work Day with Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer is Friday, May 5! Celebrate National Bike Month by joining City of Orlando’s Mayor, Buddy Dyer, and reThink Your Commute for their 18th annual Bike to Work Day on Friday, May 5. Registration for the ride will be at Orlando Festival […]

Community Events / Featured

First-Ever ‘Bike 5 Cities’ Ride is FULL – Register for events and rides in WP, Maitland, Casselberry & Eatonville

Brought to you by: Discover Comfortable Riding Routes on ‘Bike 5 Cities’ Bike/Walk Central Florida encourages Central Floridians to ride bikes, but we also realize that everyone may not be aware of comfortable riding routes. That’s why we’re teaming up with Healthy Central Florida on May 6 for “Bike 5 […]

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MEDIA ALERT: Announcing the first ever ‘Bike Five Cities’ event – free guided 28-mile ride and family events and rides

WHAT: ‘Bike 5 Cities’ – Discover safe bike routes and trails through Winter Park, Orlando, Casselberry, Maitland and Eatonville on a free, guided ride-along. Ride the entire 28-mile loop or join shorter rides at event sites that offer family activities, snacks and refreshments.                 […]

Featured / People On Bikes

All About the 2017 ‘Bike 5 Cities’ 28-Mile Ride

Bike/Walk Central Florida encourages Central Floridians to ride bikes, but we also realize that everyone may not be aware of comfortable riding routes. That’s why we’re teaming up with Healthy Central Florida on May 6 for “Bike 5 Cities,” a guided ride-along on scenic bike trails and slow-speed residential streets. […]