Community Rides

Join us every Wednesday in May and June to ride together and shape a safer Verona

Verona Bike Loop community ride

Ride With Your Neighbors

Every Wednesday throughout May and June, we're hosting community bike rides through Verona. These are casual, family-friendly rides open to anyone who wants to roll through town, meet other residents, and see firsthand the places where Verona's streets are getting safer — and where they still need work.

Whether you're a daily cyclist or someone who hasn't dusted off your bike in years, you're welcome. Bring your kids, bring a friend, bring questions.

Every Wednesday in May & June

Follow us on social media or sign up below for ride details, meeting points, and weather updates.

Weekly Rides

Every Wednesday in May and June, rain or shine (well, mostly shine).

Open to All

Families, kids, new cyclists, and seasoned riders all welcome.

See the Loop

Ride sections of the proposed loop and see where safety improvements are headed.

Community riders discussing Verona bike infrastructure

What We Talk About

As we ride, we point out the crossings, lanes, and racks that have already been added around town — wins worth celebrating. We also stop at the spots where the loop is still missing pieces: a crossing that needs a button, a stretch of road that needs a lane, a school that needs a rack.

These conversations turn into the priorities we bring to the town council. Your perspective shapes what we push for next.

Why Come Out?

A group ride is the easiest way to experience Verona on two wheels. There's safety in numbers, and there's something special about seeing your own town from the seat of a bike alongside dozens of neighbors.

It's also the fastest way to plug into the advocacy work. Show up once, and you'll leave knowing more about what's planned, what's done, and how you can help.

Verona Bike Loop community ride group

Come Ride With Us

Sign up to be a supporter and we'll keep you in the loop on every Wednesday ride — meeting spots, routes, and any last-minute changes.