Fall Bike and Hike Programs Offered in Parks

The Manhattan Project National Historical Park in Richland, Washington, is hosting guided bike and hike programs this fall, allowing participants to explore the area's rich history, including its significance during the Manhattan Project. The first event, 'Ride with a Ranger', takes place on September 28, featuring a 13-mile bike ride along the Sacajawea Heritage Trail, with presentations on the area's history. Meanwhile, Brown County State Park is preparing for a busy October as camping sites fill up quickly due to the park's renowned fall colors, with reservations recommended well in advance. In New York, the Saratoga Foliage Bike Ride on October 5 and 6 offers cyclists various scenic routes, supporting the nonprofit Bikeatoga. Additionally, Toledo will host a free Bike Fix-It event on September 26 to ensure bicycles are safe for the school year. Finally, Pocahontas State Park in Virginia will celebrate Bike Your Park Day with special overnight camping and a service project for cyclists from September 28 to 29.