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• 150+ riders joined us for three days of glorious gravel riding in Washington’s scenic Methow Valley during the Winthrop Gravel Tour.
• Great news for gravel gluttons: the Forest Service has approved Cascade’s Winthrop Gravel permit for another five years.

• We gathered some hot bikes, gear, and accessories to keep you looking–and feeling–cool on warm summer rides.
• Bikes, fanny packs, bibs, and eyewear: read our gear picks from Cascade staff and STP Ambassadors.

• STP Ambassador Makesi Duncan preaches body positivity and Dad Bod pride.
• Ambassador Lisa Charlebois is a long-distance randonneur who inspires others to bike “further and funner.”
• Meet the 36 biking influencers selected to serve as STP 2025 Ambassadors.  
   

• 200+ Cascade riders pedaled the rolling hills, wheatlands, and onion fields of southeastern Washington state on the Walla Walla Tour.
• It was a springtime spectacle of vivid colors, wildlife, wineries, and friendships born from our shared love of exploring WA by bike.

• Former Gov. Jay Inslee is among the 450 people who attended our Bike Everywhere Lunch, where the theme was "If You Teach a Kid to Bike..."
• See the smiling faces and happy riders in our Bike Everywhere Lunch photo album, featuring an all-star cast of Cascade supporters and bike advocacy allies who helped us reach our goal of raising $200,000.

• Cascade is partnering with mission-aligned bike clubs and nonprofits to boost diversity and inclusion on our two biggest rides–STP and RSVP.
• Partners include Ampersand Bikes Club, Asha for Education, Foundation for Philippine Progress, Iron Riders, Outspoken, Warpaint, and Gruppetto Cycling.
   

Our Monday evening rides depart from Woodland Park in North Seattle April through September. We offer multiple paces, and routes frequently intersect so pace groups often see each other along the way. Don't forget to wave! We plan our rides to finish within the limits of available sunlight from early spring to late summer. Come join us!

• May is Bike Everywhere Month presented by Amazon, Microsoft & Lime–and Cascade has a full calendar of events to keep you spinning all month long.
• Join a spring ride, bike to work, fuel up on free pastries and coffee, score prizes, and bike for freedom.  
   

• Nearly 5,000 people participated in the 2024 Kaiser Permanente Seattle to Portland presented by Alaska Airlines on July 13 and 14.
• Check out our photos and drone video footage of the smiles, spectacle, fist pumps, fountain dunks, and elated participants who completed the 45th edition of the Northwest's most iconic big group ride.  

This is a fee-based 12 week series of rides geared toward training riders for Cascade's major events (like STP) that take place later in the spring and summer.

• Bike buses are caravans of parents, teachers, and kids who ride rather than drive to school.
• Cascade is partnering with Seattle Public Schools to encourage more PTAs and educators to create bike buses this spring.
• May 7 is Bike to School Day–the perfect time to hop on a bike bus.

• Revel Revolution is for women and nonbinary riders who want to explore Lake Sammamish in the company of friends both new and old.
• Iron Horse Gravel is a fully supported, two-day, Palouse to Cascades trail ride from Snoqualmie to Cle Elum and back for off-road newcomers and gravel veterans alike.
• Registration is open for both rides.

• The League of American Bicyclists has named Executive Director Lee Lambert Bike Advocate of the Year.
• Lambert accepted the award at the National Bike Summit in Washington, DC, where Cascade staff visited Capitol Hill to speak up for federal bike funding.
• The trip coincided with a federal directive to halt federal grants for bike lanes. 
   

• Thanks to the Major Taylor Project and his own determination, a Tacoma high school graduate named Visett has achieved his dream of learning to ride a bike.
• Help more youth like Visett fulfill their dreams of transportation independence by registering for the Ride for Major Taylor on April 13. 
   

• Pedaling Relief Project wins $50,000 grant from Department of Neighborhoods, $42,000 from Seattle Public Utilities.
• City’s financial support empowers Cascade Bicycle Club to rescue and deliver food while reducing carbon emissions and fighting food insecurity.