Search Results

Pedaling Relief Project Celebrates a Bananas Achievement: Two Million Pounds of Food Hauled by Bike

  • Cascade Bicycle Club’s Pedaling Relief Project is a national model for how bike nonprofits can partner with food banks and local governments to alleviate food insecurity, reduce food waste, cut climate pollution and perform a valuable community service.
  • “It's neighbors helping neighbors with bikes.”

2026 Membership Program Changes

We've launched some exciting changes to our membership program:

  • New Premium Individual and Household Memberships - includes the added benefits of one-day ride registrations, additional ride registration discounts, and member jerseys.
  • Online Gift Memberships - just in time for the holidays!
  • Member jersey - a unique member-only design made in the USA by Voler.
  • Refreshed Discounted Memberships - updated categories and qualifying criteria.
  • Champion Membership replaced with a Champions Circle program - exclusively for donors gifting $1,000+.

Cascade Members, Meet Your 2027 Board of Director Candidates

  • Electronic ballots will be delivered to Cascade members on Tuesday (Nov. 3) and must be submitted by Dec. 3. 
  • Cascade has seven seats up for election for three-year terms beginning in 2027.

Bike Gear for Staying Dry During Soggy Cycling Season

  • We’ve gathered some of our favorite bike gear to keep you dry, warm, and safe during Ride in the Rain Month.
  • Belt drives, Priority Bicycles, Showers Pass rain pants, trash bag jackets, bread bag shoe liners, Voler drop-tail bibs and merino jerseys: our Rainy Weather Gear Guide has you covered.

Biking the Cedar River and Soos Creek Trails on a Free Group Ride

  • Free Group Rides are a chance to explore, see wildlife, meet people, and enjoy time outdoors.
  • In Part Four of our series about limiting “ultra-processed time” we take a Free Group Ride on the Cedar River and Soos Creek trails to refresh our legs, fill our lungs with autumn air, and get a healthy dose of nature.

Cascade Urges Voters to Reject Harmful Ballot Initiatives 001 and 638

  • Vote NO on I-001 and I-638.
  • Both of these statewide ballot initiatives violate Cascade's core values and would harm our work to educate youth.

Let's Finish Work on the Seven-Mile Bike Corridor that Links Capitol Hill to South Seattle

  • Learn why Cascade is urging the city to finish work to safeguard a crucial bike corridor linking Capitol Hill to Beacon Hill and beyond.
  • Fill out the survey that will inform the city’s design before the Oct. 31 deadline.

Teaching Teens Bike Safety ‘Means the World’

  • We visited Mount Vernon to watch middle schoolers learn safe cycling skills as part of Washington state’s Teens Biking to Destinations curriculum.
  • Children of the Valley is among 15 community partners working with Cascade and the state to teach teen-agers how to safely navigate their communities by bike.
  • “We are seeing more kids stay off their phones.”

Gravel and Glitter: Chloe's Journey from Beginner to Bike Educator

  • Learning how to ride a bike as an adult inspired Chloe Goyal to become a Cascade Bike Education Lead.
  • Now she is passing on her knowledge to other adults who didn’t have the opportunity to bike as kids.
  • Read Chloe's story below, and join a Learn-to-Ride, Maintenance, Gravel or Urban Cycling Techniques class--all available at affordable sliding-scale prices.