From smoothies to French toast, business throughout @provocity will be serving free breakfast for Bike to Work Day – Wednesday May 5 from 7:30-9:00 AM. All the stations are listed in our Bike to Work story highlight and a map and list is available in our profile link. Get ready to eat, ride, and enjoy […]
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Adopt a trail!
You can help improve walking for all Provo residents by volunteering for just 15 minutes a week! Adopt a section of the Provo River or Bonneville Shoreline trails and visit your half-mile segment to clean up trash, clear the path, and report graffiti. You can do this on your own, involve the family, loop in […]
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“We live pretty close to the Murdock Canal Trail. We’re at the top of a big hill which was really challenging with a trailer, so the electric bike makes a big difference. We ride to school and back, the library, and lots of bike rides to grandma’s house. Our 4 year old just started riding, […]
“Bike lanes south of Center on 900 W! Where it makes the biggest difference is as you transition south from Center to the bike lane–before, it got really dicey as you tried to squeeze in between parked and flowing cars. Now it’s really clear to drivers how to make room for people on bikes! Thank […]
Provo City is updating its General Plan, a document which will shape the future of Provo for the next twenty years. The City is asking for your opinion on what our future should look like. A survey is open for just a week more (until April 20) which you should take RIGHT NOW at https://www.provogeneralplan.com.
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Happy #NationalWalkingDay! 👟👟
What a beautiful Spring day for a stroll in Provo. Tell us your favorite place to walk in the comments then get out there and enjoy! View on Instagram https://instagr.am/p/CNYNoJABFrh/
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#bikewalkprovostories Grant Madson
“When we moved to Provo my wife and I wanted to be sure I could walk to work. There were a lot of reasons—the obvious health benefits, the savings, the time saved from a long commute. More than that, though, I wanted to experience the community that lay between home and work. I liked the […]
Today, Representative John Curtis (R-UT) released a statement after joining the Congressional Bike Caucus this month, signaling his commitment to support biking as a bipartisan approach to address car emissions and transportation issues in American cities. The announcement comes after a recent visit to Provo where Curtis joined BikeWalk Provo on its “World-famous Bike Tour” […]