Join Bike Utah and Rails to Trails Conservancy for a casual community ride and celebration of Provo’s newest trail! Meet at Paul Ream Wilderness Park at 10 AM for free bike tune-ups, then enjoy a relaxed group ride along the Provo River Trail to explore the brand-new Provo River Delta Trail. Stick around for refreshments, birdwatching, and good company. For more info, visit https://www.provoriverdelta.us/.

Celebrate the joy of biking during Provo’s biggest Bike Month event! On Thursday, May 1, pedal your way to free breakfast and good vibes at stations hosted by local businesses and organizations across the city. Whether you're commuting to work or just cruising around town, it's a great way to support active transportation and connect with the community. More info.

BikeWalk Provo’s monthly meetings are for everyone who is interested in making Provo a better place to walk and bike. Monthly meetings feature updates on projects, reports from government officials, group discussions, and opportunities to get involved.This month, city transportation engineer Vern Keesler will discuss this year’s active transportation projects.

Come celebrate the launch of Provo's NEW non-profit bike shop, Provo Bike Hub. Featuring pizza, prizes, and activities.

The Provo Art Stroll is a self guided art tour that takes place on the first Friday of every month in Downtown Provo! Art Stroll maps can be found at every participating location.

Join riders from across the Wasatch Front for the 8th annual Golden Spoke Ride—a celebration of the 100+ miles of connected trails stretching from Ogden to Provo. This free, family-friendly event offers multiple ride lengths and starting points, with the 2025 route ending right here in Provo at the new Skippers Bay Trailhead.

You won’t want to miss this ride! We’ll be navigating through the city via some of the best bike infrastructure our city has to offer. This will make you love Provo, love biking, and love transportation planning, guaranteed.

Join the Provo chapter of the Worldwide Ride of Silence on May 21st to ride to honor people who were killed or injured while biking this last year and last several years. We will begin at Dixon Middle School and go for a short, slow, silent ride with brief stops at the ghost bike memorials for Doug Crow and Mark Robinson, and return to Dixon Middle School.

Ride along as we pedal our way to Utah Lake in search of winged friends! This ride will be slow-paced and family-friendly. Frequent stops for birds will be made. Bring your own binoculars! This ride will be led by the inimitable Kira Johnson.