Cascade Celebrates Statewide Expansion of Bike Education to Students Across Washington
Cascade Visits DC to Speak Up for Bike Funding, Accept National Award
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.
Go Ride–and Celebrate–Seattle’s Expanding Bike Network
Seattle’s network of protected bike routes is rapidly expanding in early 2025.
Join us on a photo journey of new and coming bike infrastructure in Eastlake, Montlake, Beacon Hill, SODO, Downtown, and the Waterfront.
Whidbey Island Bike Tour and Organic Farmstay
Whidbey Island offers abundant scenic bike routes, bountiful community farms, and a growing bike advocacy movement.
We spent a weekend on Whidbey biking its rural roads and lodging at the Organic Farm School, which is reviving the art of sustainable community farming.
Book a farmstay, support BikeWhidbey’s advocacy, and learn about the effort to create a 50-mile bike trail.
Rita Hulsman to Seattle Voters: Vote Yes on Prop 1 to Save Lives
Cascade Ride Leader Steve Hulsman died after being struck by an SUV in West Seattle on Dec. 21.
His widow, Rita Hulsman, urges Seattle residents to vote YES on the Keep Seattle Moving levy to prevent future deaths.
Bike Walk Roll Summit 2024 Photo Album
Two hundred people including 52 speakers attended our 2024 Bike, Walk, Roll Summit in Tacoma from Sept. 11-13.
From cycle highways to complete streets to community bike rides, the Summit was a forum for sharing best practices and collaborating for solutions.
Learn more and check out our photos from the event and our evening rides around Tacoma.
Go Ride the MLK Protected Bike Lanes–and Keep Seattle Moving by Bike
Cascade has joined the coalition to Keep Seattle Moving, which seeks to win voter support for Proposition 1 and its $133.5 million in critical bike infrastructure funding.
Keep Seattle Moving is the new name for the Seattle Transportation Levy that will appear as Proposition 1 on November ballots.
Join us as we bike from downtown to the new MLK Jr. Way protected bike lanes to Columbia City to learn how Seattle Transportation Levy dollars create safer bike routes.
Vote No on I-2117 If You Love Bikes and Trails
I-2117 would put billions of investments in bicycle and pedestrian projects at risk in every corner of our state.
It would cut funding that makes bicycling and active transportation more accessible to kids.
It would also mean more air pollution across our state and rollback programs that help make communities less vulnerable to wildfires.
Top Five Wins for Safer Bicycling in the Seattle Transportation Levy
The mayor and City Council included $133.5 million for bike infrastructure in the Seattle Transportation Levy thanks to Cascade’s advocacy and public support for more safe bike routes.
South Seattle will see major improvements in its bike network if voters approve the Levy.
We urge all Seattleites to vote YES in November so that we can continue progress toward making Seattle’s transportation system safer for everyone.
Thank You for Biking Everywhere! Now Let’s Speak up for Biking
Bike Everywhere Day (May 17) was a huge success. Smiling people pedaled to our Celebration Stations in Seattle, Redmond, West Seattle and across Washington state in celebration of Bike Everywhere Month presented by Microsoft.
Now we must turn pedal power into political power. Join me at Seattle City Hall on June 4 and tell the City Council that bike infrastructure is fundamental to our transportation future.
