Bike Palo Alto Sunday Oct. 4 FUN! FREE!

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Bike Palo Alto. www.bikepaloalto.org
Sunday, October 4, 1-3pm
Pre-Register Online TODAY!
On Sunday, October 4 from 1-3pm at Fairmeadow School, 500 East Meadow Drive, explore Palo Alto’s parks and open space and other fun destinations. Find little known bike bridges, off-road paved trails and quiet streets that make bicycling here easy and fun. This free event will offer bike mini tune-ups, bike art projects, how-to-fit-your-helmet help and bike safety information. Stop at a Stanford Research Park booth offering free gifts (while supplies last). Visit a Safe Routes to School booth. Bike Palo Alto encourages people of all ages and abilities to bike more places more often.

Choose and explore one of four mapped bike-friendly routes, enjoy free treats and fun activities along the way! Visit Barron Park donkeys, Buddy and April. Visit the Los Altos Sweet Shop. Explore the Baylands Nature Preserve and learn about its amazing ecosystems. Ride an off-road paved bike path along the train tracks and find a train play structure in a local park. Bicycling adventures await. Go to https://bikepaloalto.org to sign up now.

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