Cascade Bicycle Club

06/17/2026

This year’s Revel Revolution Women & Non-Binary Ride is on June 20th, and we’re in urgent need of more volunteers to help make the day go smoothly! We have a new long route this year and two new rest stops, which means we’ll need a few more extra hands than last time. This is a women and nonbinary only event for riders, but we welcome all allies and folks to volunteer!
There is also still time to sign up to ride!

Here’s the volunteer link. Thank you 😊

https://volunteer.cascade.org/acts/webreg/eventwebreglist.php?org_id=0100&event_category_id=320

06/09/2026

Introducing newest ride: the Lake Union Family Ride! We are excited to welcome families, friends, bike commuters, community members, and everyone in between to join the fun around Seattle’s iconic Lake Union.

Starting at the King County’s Gas Works Park with a coffee stand, food trucks, vendors, and kids’ activities, enjoy the festivities and grab a free souvenir before heading east on the Burke-Gilman Trail. After pedaling over University Bridge, spend some time at the official midpoint rest stop at South Lake Union Park for a tour of MOHAI and build boats at the Wooden Boat Center. Lunch will be available for purchase from food trucks at the park. While making your way up the Cheshiahud Lake Union Loop, enjoy views of bobbing boats in the water and the structures of Gas Works Park across the way! After crossing the Fremont Bridge, hop back on the Burke-Gilman Trail and enjoy the final stretch back to Gas Works.

Here’s the registration link: https://cascade.org/rides-events/lake-union-family-ride-2026

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06/09/2026

The results are in for the top spots in the 2026 Bike Everywhere Challenge!

Team Leaderboard (top 10 riders)
🥇 Amazon & AWS Seattle: 7,312 miles
🥈 Outspoken Cycle Club: 5,498 miles
🥉 All Metro Rolls:4,908 miles

Individual Leaderboard:
🥇 Mick W: 1,993.52 miles
🥈Cody K: 1,358.69 miles
🥉 Chance: 1,275.14 miles

Top Network: City of Seattle

Most Trips: Sri Manvith

Congratulations to everyone who rode with us in May. Celebrate your hard work at an awards party on June 17 at Stoup Brewing in Capitol Hill. RSVP here: https://cascade.org/rides-events/bike-challenge-awards-2026

06/04/2026

We’re heartbroken that Christian Salyer, a teacher at Seattle’s Thurgood Marshall Elementary School, was killed by a person driving as he biked at 12th & Yesler, an area long flagged as dangerous for people biking. He leaves behind grieving students, family, and a community demanding change. Our hearts go out to all who knew “Mr. S,” as his students affectionately knew him. A GoFundMe has been created for his family. Please consider supporting if you are able. https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-for-the-salyer-family

06/03/2026

You rode the distance, now it’s time to flip down that kickstand and celebrate. Join us for the Bike Everywhere Challenge Awards Party on June 17 at from 6-8:30 pm. We’ll be handing out trophies and raffling prizes with free pizza and bike parking.

RSVP at the link in our bio

06/03/2026

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06/02/2026

We have 1, 2, and 3-day bicycle ride events still on the calendar this year!
Join for a romp around the Kitsap Peninsula, or a party on wheels from Seattle to Portland, or a long-weekend tour on the San Juan Islands.

05/31/2026

Obsessed much? 👀💕🎉🚲💪
It’s ok, us too.
Did you have a great time at Flying Wheels? Join us for more fun at STP!
Today, May 31, is the last day to register for the Seattle to Portland Bicycle Classic presented by before the registration price goes up!
Sign up here
https://cascade.org/rides-events/seattle-portland-2026

05/28/2026

The weather couldn’t be better for the final days of the Bike Everywhere Challenge! Everyone who logs at least five trips between May 25 and May 31 will be entered to win one of our great prizes: a set of bags, a pair of sunglasses, and bike bag.

No matter how many miles you rode, celebrate the end of the Bike Everywhere Challenge at an awards party at Stoup Brewing on Wednesday, June 17 from 6-8:30 p.m.

05/26/2026

UPDATE: Construction will now begin Monday, June 1 so the full East lake Sammamish Trail will remain open through May 31.

UPDATE: Construction will now begin Monday, June 1 so the full East lake Sammamish Trail will remain open through May 31.
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A section of the East Lake Sammamish Trail (ELST) will be closed starting May 26, 2026 through the rest of the year so crews can replace aging culverts and expand salmon habitat.

Although the construction area is short, its location will temporarily split the trail into two separate sections. There will be no detour around the construction closure. The 600 ft trail closure area is located between Louis Thompson Rd NE and NE Inglewood Hill Rd.

Once the culverts under the trail have been completed, a new wide paved trail section will be built and high-quality salmon habitat on George Davis Creek will be accessible.

Thank you for your patience as we work to help recover local Kokanee salmon populations. Learn more about our Fish Passage Restoration Program at https://kingcounty.gov/en/dept/dnrp/nature-recreation/environment-ecology-conservation/wildlife/fish-and-shellfish/fish-passage-program