May 24 - June 4 is the Tahoe Bike Challenge

The 2010 Bike to Work, School, Play (B2WSP) Week and Challenge has changed dates to later in the spring. The move is designed to encourage more participation among cyclists, businesses and schools -- while also building excitement about cycling throughout the summer. Now branded as the Tahoe Bike Challenge, the two weeks of biking to work, school, and play will be followed by a bike festival on Saturday and on Sunday by the America’s Most Beautiful Bike Ride.

The festival will add a celebratory atmosphere to everyone’s cycling accomplishments and provide informative programs and fun-filled activities for the entire family and friends to learn more about cycling and related ”green” products and services. The event will also serve as an ideal setting for the Tahoe cycling and business community to welcome our cycling visitors, from throughout the country, who will be here to enjoy Tahoe and ride around the Lake on Sunday.

Tahoe Bike Week business tie-in packages and sponsorship opportunities are now available -- download your packet below and for more information, contact Entersport@aol.com.

View the Tahoe Bike Month flyer for event and program details.
Download the Tahoe Bike Month Expo flyer for details.
Download the Tahoe Bike Month Sponsorship flyer for details.

Helping Tahoe Be More Liveable & Sustainable

Lake Tahoe is one of the most beautiful places on the planet. Its crystal clear waters, majestic mountain peaks, and vibrant flora and fauna have drawn people here for hundreds of years.

The Lake Tahoe Bicycle Coalition envisions a community that models wisdom, connectivity and responsiveness to its residents, economy and ecosystem, and embodies the leadership needed to balance and sustain these essential elements over time.

The Coalition’s mission is to promote liveable and sustainable communities by encouraging more bicycle/pedestrian-friendly facilities and promoting educational programs in which residents and visitors can safely and conveniently ride and walk on a more frequent basis.