Bike Walk Macon

Bike Walk Macon BWM is leading the movement to make biking and walking a safe and convenient option for all Maconites

Bike Walk Macon is Macon-Bibb’s first grassroots bike and pedestrian advocacy group committed to creating a happier, healthier city by promoting safe, connected, and vibrant streets for all. The group represents a diversity of community members, leaders, and organizations working to connect neighbors across Macon by using fun and creativity to help make residents more comfortable with walking and biking around town.

None of the work we do would be possible without the incredible partners who believe in and support our mission. Today, ...
08/28/2026

None of the work we do would be possible without the incredible partners who believe in and support our mission. Today, we’re excited to spotlight Huntington National Bank for their continued support of Bike Walk Macon. 💓

As an organization committed to strengthening our community, Huntington Bank understands the importance of safe, connected streets for everyone. Their support helps us work toward a Macon where walking, biking, and rolling are safe, accessible, and welcoming for all.

We’re so grateful for partners who share our vision for a better future for our streets, our community, and our neighbors. Thank you, Huntington Bank, for being part of the movement!

Want to make an impact like this? We’re currently welcoming Bike Walk Macon sponsors to join us in advancing this work.

Learn more: bikewalkmacon.com/give
Or email [email protected].

08/27/2026

1,500 more feet to explore & so many new views to take in 🌟

Celebrating the newest stretch of the Ocmulgee Heritage Trail, leading to the James Hyde Porter Overlook!

Today we celebrated the newest section of the Ocmulgee Heritage Trail - a beautiful 1,500’ northern extension of paved t...
08/27/2026

Today we celebrated the newest section of the Ocmulgee Heritage Trail - a beautiful 1,500’ northern extension of paved trail in Amerson River Park.

Thank you to NewTown Macon for advancing this community asset, to Macon-Bibb County for their continued support, and to Congressman Sanford Bishop for believing in trails and our vision for a more connected and beautiful Macon.

This quote from Chris Sheridan says it best:
“What every community needs is a way to connect to each other. And when they get to know each other, they get to trust each other. And when they trust each other, they get things done.”

That captures beautifully what we celebrated today. A trail certainly connects places, but more importantly, it connects people.

Looking to the future: This newest section of trail will connect to a future 2,000’ extension that is ready to be built — we just need the funding. And trail partners are working diligently behind the scenes to secure a grant for the 250-acre primitive park beyond that.

If you love the trail and want to see it continue to grow, consider donating > ntmacon.wufoo.com/forms/zhlzrp80x1jxfa

Did you know Macon-Bibb County residents can attend local government meetings and have a say in the decisions that affec...
08/26/2026

Did you know Macon-Bibb County residents can attend local government meetings and have a say in the decisions that affect our neighborhoods?

Stay informed about upcoming public meetings and opportunities to get involved in our community. Check out bikewalkmacon.com/mbcresources for ongoing public meetings and ways to make your voice count.

Bike Walk Macon believes civic engagement is part of building a better community. If you care about safer streets, better sidewalks, trails, parks, transportation, or the future of our neighborhoods, showing up matters.

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08/26/2026

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Macon-Bibb County has released its first Complete Streets report, giving us a look at the progress made over the past tw...
08/26/2026

Macon-Bibb County has released its first Complete Streets report, giving us a look at the progress made over the past two years.

The report is an important first step in establishing a baseline for where we are and where we need to go. Nearly 3 miles of sidewalks, 102 new curb ramps, more than 7 miles of bike lanes, transit improvements, and traffic calming projects have been completed since 2024.

At the same time, the data makes clear that there’s still a lot of work to do. Pedestrian collisions and injuries remain too high, and 14 pedestrians and 1 cyclist have already lost their lives this year. Continuing to prioritize these issues and addressing our most dangerous locations will be critical to making our streets safer.

We’re encouraged by the county’s continued investment in safer streets - from putting the East Macon and Gray Hwy project on the commission agenda, a proposed road diet for 3rd Street, to the county-wide sidewalk inventory, to working with GDOT to continue building our trail system. We’re optimistic that the same level of attention and effort being put into the current Paving the Way projects will carry over to future sidewalk and multimodal infrastructure projects.

We also want to acknowledge that this is the county’s first Complete Streets report, and much of the data needed to measure progress wasn’t available before Weston Stroud became MBC’s first Traffic Safety Manager in 2024. We appreciate his work in building this foundation, tracking the data, and moving these important projects forward. We're hopeful that future reports will give us an even clearer picture of progress and establish measurable goals for the work ahead.

We’ll continue working with our community and local government to keep safety and accessibility a priority throughout Macon-Bibb County.

🔗 View the full report here: www.bikewalkmacon.com/s/Macon-Bibb-County-Complete-Streets-Report-2024-2025.pdf

🔗 Read more at macon-newsroom.com/28358/news/safer-streets-an-everyday-effort-as-overdue-complete-streets-report-released

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830 High Street
Macon, GA
GA

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