Bikes are an important part of our transportation network. Today, cities in Shasta County are making investments to help people feel safe to take more trips by bike, because biking reduces roadway traffic, supports business, and reduces emissions that cause climate change.
Biking in our region has been seen as a cultural asset since the 1890s, and it’s now a focus for local tourism.
Making bicycling safe, convenient and fun for everyday transportation brings tremendous advantages – it allows families to be healthy and save money on transportation, makes more vibrant and connected communities, and supports our local businesses by helping them attract customers, retain talented staff and attract tourists.
Bicycling it turns out, is good for all of us whether we bicycle or not, because it’s good for local business and the strength of our community.
Past Activities Included
- Redding’s First Parklet & City Policy for other businesses
- Downtown Connector Loop Trail, Articles, Maps,Tours
- Diestelhorst to Downtown Celebration, 2,500 people
- E-bike 101 Bike Tours
- Wild & Scenic Film Festival, Inspiring Local Activism
- Cargo Bike Raffle & Winner!
- Bike Tours: Family Biking & Teen Skill Building
- Charles Marohn: Transportation for a Strong Town
- Neighborhood Slow Street signs
- Reflection Point Placemaking Trail Project $20,000
- Great Central Valley Bicycle Route, Redding to Bakersfield
- Try Biking, It’s Friday!
- Safer Streets Workshop UC SafeTREC, S.Market & Pine St.
- Invited presenter: National Walk/Bike/Places Conference
Virtual Movie & Cargo Bike Raffle Winners!




Events & Activities on Fridays

Bike to Work & Everywhere Day!


Bike Bike Weekend Events

The Shasta Jamboree

