Location:
Richmond Greenway,
Richmond,
CA
Brought to you by: Rails to Trails Conservancy
We can’t wait for spring—and here’s why! On April 7, 2018, people across the U.S. will celebrate the nation’s sixth Annual Opening Day for Trails. Rich City RIDES (RCR) and Rails-to-Trails Conservancy will team up once again to co-present Opening Day for Trails in Richmond, CA. Bring your family and friends along for this ride, where you’ll extend your pedal-powered reach to fun destinations like the Richmond Greenway and its amazing mini-parks. Meet at the Richmond Greenway crown jewel, Unity Park (16th St. and Ohio St.), at 10 a.m., and we’ll roll out by 10:30 a.m. Opening Day for Trails is a free event open to all ages! Come join us for a bike ride with a purpose, learn how you can be healthier, and create a healthier Bay Area by engaging in human-powered transportation. To make this year’s Opening Day a real home run, you’ll even get a swing at winning some awesome trail gear courtesy of Opening Day partners: Fuji Bikes, Performance Bicycle, KEEN, Topo Designs and Patagonia. Simply pledge to participate in Opening Day and be entered to win: railstotrails.org/sweepstakes! We hope you’ll join us on Opening Day—and we can’t wait to see you out on the trail this spring! Learn more about Opening Day for Trails: railstotrails.org/openingday—and spread the word about the ride on social media using #RTCOpeningDay, #HealthyTogether and #RichmondCA!
Location: Richmond Greenway, Richmond, CA
Brought to you by: Rails to Trails Conservancy
Saturday, April 07, 2018 6:00 AM - Saturday, April 07, 2018 9:00 AM
Meet at the Richmond Greenway crown jewel, Unity Park (16th St. and Ohio St.)
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