Each June, the City of Loveland celebrates Walk and Bike Month by bringing the community together for a variety of events that encourage walking and biking throughout the city. These activities highlight fun, active ways to experience Loveland’s transportation system, with events hosted along the trail network, in neighborhoods, and within community spaces. The City will be hosting the following events:
- June 6: Cycle Wise Safety Workshop (free event)
- June 7: Bike and Trails Day at the Farmer’s Market (free event)
- June 10: 4th Street Revitalization Walking Tour (free event, registration required)
- June 13: Bicycle Tour: Historical Churches ($5 fee)
- June 18: Walking Tour: Water Conservation and Nature Walk (free event, registration required)
- June 21: Loveland Loop Bike Tour ($5 fee)
- June 24: Everybody Bike Day and Everybody Bike Day Bash (free event)
- June 26: STAGES Rhythm Ride at Chilson ($5 fee)
- June 29: Full Moon Bike Ride ($8 fee)
Walk and Bike Month leads up to Everybody Bike Day hosted on Wednesday, June 24, from 6:30 to10 a.m. A variety of City departments, local businesses and community organizations will serve as station hosts for Everybody Bike Day. The day will end with the Everybody Bike Day Bash from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Forge Campus’ Grimm Brothers Brewing, hosted by Pulse Fiber. The event will feature live music, refreshments, and plenty of fun.
For a complete list of Walk and Bike Month details, including additional event information, schedules, and registration details, visit lovgov.org/WalkandBikeMonth. Updates will also be shared on the City of Loveland and Parks and Recreation social media channels. To learn more about Walk and Bike Month, contact the Public Works Department at 970-962-2524 or email PublicWorksInfo@cityofloveland.org.
About Walk and Bike Month and Everybody Bike Day
Walk and Bike Month is organized annually by the City of Loveland’s Public Works, Parks and Recreation, and Development Services departments. The annual June initiative is designed to promote walking and bicycling as safe, convenient, and accessible transportation options throughout the community. Activities held during the month lead up to Everybody Bike Day, which takes place on the fourth Wednesday of June.
Project Funding
Walk and Bike Month and Everybody Bike Day are funded through the City’s General Fund under the Public Works Transportation Engineering division. Event registration fees are returned to the General Fund and support program coordination and staffing through the Parks and Recreation Department.