57. Why We Ride: A Cycling History of DC (Bike Tour)

See the park and memorials, and learn how the history of the bicycle, the National Mall and the United States are intertwined. Share your cy
About this Event

Tour description:

See the park and memorials, and learn how the history of the bicycle, the National Mall and the United States are intertwined. Share your cycling stories, explore how cycling pioneers changed their lives and their world, and how you can, too!
Washington, DC has developed into one of the most bike friendly cities in the country. Enjoy a leisurely ride, mostly using off-street paths and bike lanes. Learn how park and urban planners have worked to enhance cycling opportunities, but also about instances where bike and pedestrian access have been hindered.

Tour Guide: Jamie Keller; Owner/Guide, Gray and Green Tours

Ward: 0

TOUR INFORMATION

Tour Starting Location: Lincoln Memorial Plaza
2 Lincoln Memorial Circle NW
Washington, DC 20037
Meet at the bottom of the steps.
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• Closest Metro or Bus Line: Foggy Bottom
• Tour Ending Location: Belmont-Paul Women's Equality National Monument, 144 Constitution Ave NE, Washington, DC 20002
• Tour Length: 2 hours
• Tour Distance: 10 miles
• Fitness Level: Moderate level (brisk walking, uneven terrain)
• Audio Enhancer: No
• ASL: Moderate level (brisk walking, uneven terrain)
• Wheelchair Accessible: No
• Stroller Accessible: No