Transition Bluffton invites you to take a bike ride
Learn About and Ride the Bluffton Bike Paths
Bluffton has an excellent and growing network of bike/pedestrian paths. Transition Bluffton is presenting a group bike ride around the paths to help people learn about the network.
The ride will be proceeded by a brief presentation by Dick Ramseyer, president of the Bluffton Lions Foundation, and chair of the Bluffton Pathway Board, who was instrumental in the development of the paths, about how they came to be.
The ride will be at an easy pace, suitable for the whole family, and will be guided by experienced cyclists. The participants will be divided into small groups depending on the distance traveled.
Gather at 7 p.m. at Buckeye Park, near the shuffleboard courts, on Tuesday, June 19.
About Transition Bluffton
Transition Bluffton’s mission is to be a catalyst for conversation and sustainable change in the Bluffton community. To learn more about the organization, visit TransitionBluffton.org. To contact the organizers, email [email protected].
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