Bike Utah

Bike Utah is your nonprofit bicycle advocacy and education organization working to make Utah a better place to ride

05/28/2026

SPRINGDALE TRAILS COMMUNITY OUTREACH
Springdale is developing a vision for future trails and active transportation improvements. Your feedback will help us identify trail priorities, safety concerns, and environmental considerations.

Community Open House
Stop by anytime to share your ideas!
Wednesday, June 10, 2026, 4-6pm
Canyon Community Center in the Gallery Space
126 Lion Blvd, Springdale

04/21/2026

The Federal Transportation Department is launching a “Freedom to Drive” campaign. They sent this letter out to all Governor’s yesterday. They are targetting bike lanes in DC for removal and suggesting states do the same. The letter specifically asks them to, Identify roads with the worst congestion, build new roads and maxmimize road capacity, and recover roadway capacity from other purposes to support driving (such as removing bike lanes). Let know that “Maximizing capacity” should mean moving more people, not just more cars.

04/04/2026

Celebrate Utah Bike Month with the 9th Annual Golden Spoke Ride
Saturday, May 16, 2026

This free, family friendly event brings riders together across the Wasatch Front to explore over 100 miles of connected trail from Ogden to Provo.

Choose your distance, ride at your pace, and finish at the End of Ride Celebration with food, music, and community.

Register at GoldenSpoke.net

03/23/2026

Join our Community Ride on Saturday, April 25 and experience Utah’s growing trail network with friends, family, and fellow riders.

We’ll meet at the Vineyard FrontRunner Station at 10 am, then ride along the Utah Lake Shoreline Trail before continuing onto the newly created Lindon Heritage Trail, finishing at Lindon City Park.

This is a relaxed, family friendly ride perfect for all skill levels. Come meet new people, enjoy the views, and celebrate the power of trails in our communities.

02/25/2026

Federal funding for walking and biking is under threat.

Senior members of Congress want the upcoming Surface Transportation Reauthorization bill to fund only “traditional infrastructure—roads and bridges,” with no support for walking or biking paths.

These investments are critical to improving safety, expanding mobility, supporting local economies, and reducing congestion. Without federal support, Utah communities cannot build the connected, multimodal transportation networks we all rely on.

We organized a meeting with last week, urging him to protect and strengthen federal active transportation investments. Now we need your help. Call Senator Curtis’s office at (202) 224-5251 and ask him to protect federal funding for walking and biking in the reauthorization bill.

Learn more and take action at KeepAmericaActive.org.Federal funding for walking and biking is under threat.

02/10/2026

Registration is open and the call for speakers is live.

The 2026 Utah Bike Summit brings together planners, public servants, public health leaders, advocates, and everyday riders to share practical solutions for how Utah moves.

August 18, 2026
Utah Cultural Celebration Center

Register or submit a session proposal via the link in our bio.

02/09/2026

Safer streets are under threat in Salt Lake City, and SB 242 sets a precedent that could impact cities across Utah. By prioritizing vehicle speed over proven safety tools like bike lanes and traffic calming, this bill moves our state backward when we should be designing streets for people.

We need your voice. SB 242 will be heard in the Senate Transportation Committee this Monday, Feb 9 at 3:40 PM in Room 220 of the Senate Building. Showing up and speaking out matters. Let lawmakers know this is a bad idea for Salt Lake City and every community in Utah.

01/21/2026

🚨 The 2026 Utah Legislative Session is officially underway 🚨

That means decisions are being made right now that affect how Utah moves and grows. We are tracking the bills that impact walking, biking, transit, land use, and safer streets across the state, all in one place.

Our 2026 Active Transportation Bill Tracker is live, with updates every few hours so you can stay informed as things move fast at the Capitol. 🔗 in bio

01/19/2026

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr was an urbanist. Photo caption: Dr.King on a bike on Fire Island and cyclists from the Montgomery bus boycott.

01/16/2026

Your voice matters more than you think. 🗣️🚲
The 2026 Utah Legislative Session starts January 20 and lawmakers consistently tell us that messages from constituents make the biggest impact.

If you care about safer streets, better bike and walk connections, and healthier communities, now is the time to reach out.

Follow our 2026 Bill Tracker and contact your legislators before the session begins. Link in bio.

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