Bike to Work Week

MAY IS NATIONAL BIKE MONTH!

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Thank you, student artist Genesis Anderson, for illustrating our poster!


2025 Bike to Work Activities
If you bike to work in May, please share your experience with City of Coeur d'Alene staff by emailing [email protected]!

WED-MAY 14

5:00 pm; Meet at the Music Conservatory, 627 N Government Way, Coeur d'Alene, for a ride out to see the "Sid the Energy Dragon" artwork located along the Centennial Trail at 1080 Hubbard Avenue, at the Wastewater Facility and back to the Conservatory for a youth choir performance on the porch. All ages welcome!

FRI-MAY 16
7:30 am; Meet at the Starbucks at 3500 N Government Way, Coeur d'Alene, for a bike ride to City Hall. We hope to have Mayor Woody join us! All ages welcome!

SAFETY FIRST
-Always wear a helmet
-Wear reflective clothing
-Limit distractions
-Ride with the flow of traffic, not into traffic
-Learn hand signals and use them

PARTICPATION IS CELEBRATION!
-Attend a community biking event
-Share biking tips with a child
-Take a bike safety course
-Bike to work as often as possible
-Learn the history of bikes


 Don't have a bike or aren't interested in biking?

Participate by WALKING to Work.

Live too far away to commute?

WHY NOT PARK AND RIDE?


Consider driving your bike to a location a comfortable distance away from your work. Park your car there for the day and ride your bike from there.

Some things to keep in mind:

Make sure it's ok to park your car at whatever location you chose

Get permission if the location is a business

Some locations in Coeur d'Alene, Post Falls and Hayden:

Coeur d'Alene: Seltice Trail Head, Riverstone Park, Cherry Hill Park

Post Falls: Wal-Mart (get permission), Post Falls City Hall, Thomas Hammer Coffee (get permission)

Hayden: Super One Foods (get permission), Hayden City Hall, Finucane Park