Whether you live in a Winnipeg apartment rental in the Exchange District, or a house in Linden Woods, everyone can take time to hop on a bike and enjoy a cruise through the city on a beautiful summer day.
That’s what Bike Week Winnipeg is all about. Starting June 17, you can celebrate city biking with riders from across the city by attending any of the events going on for Bike Week.
Footage Source – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sysmKAq-clQ&t=10s
Some rider-favourite events will be making a return including Bike to Work Day, the Bike-Thru Breakfast, and the Annual Suit and Heels on Wheels Ride.
Bike Week will also be introducing a few new events this year like the Family Fun Ride in Assiniboine Park and the Kid and Family Friendly Bike Jam in Riverview.
Mark Cohoe, Executive Director of Bike Winnipeg, explained that the organization is trying to reach out to different areas of Winnipeg by setting up rides in Sage Creek and other neighbourhoods near the edge of the city.
Bike Week is yet another example of Winnipeg’s fun and lively spirit. No matter where you live, there’s always something going on near you.
This week, consider taking a break from sifting through Winnipeg apartment rental listings on Gryd.com, and go for a bike ride. Perhaps you might even want to bike to work!
Bike Week spans from June 17 to 23. You can find all the Bike Week events and dates here.
Stay tuned to the Gryd blog for more Bike Week Winnipeg info and updates.
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