The Guided Ride Series (GRS) is a free program that teaches people how to navigate Greater Boston by bike. We'll guide you along the comfortable, separated bike infrastructure and demonstrate how easy, convenient, and fun it can be to ride a bike in Boston. Over the last 15 years, Greater Boston has built a growing network of robust infrastructure for bikes that overlaps significantly with the MBTA. The GRS will teach you where and how to make seamless connections with the T that increase your mobility options. Weekday and weekend options are available beginning in April 2025. Click the 'sign up' button below to reserve your free spot. Each ride has room for eight people so sign up with friends, family, or colleagues to bring some added fun to the experience!

*The Guided Ride Series is designed for people who already know how to ride a bicycle and are interested but concerned about riding in a downtown setting. This is NOT a learn-to-bike program

We will convene at the circular Veterans Memorial Park. Street parking is typically available along Charles River Rd, if needed. Ride participants should bring their own bicycles and helmets. More information is available at guidedrideseries.com

The Guided Ride Series (GRS) is a free program that teaches people how to navigate Greater Boston by bike. We'll guide you along the comfortable, separated bike infrastructure and demonstrate how easy, convenient, and fun it can be to ride a bike in Boston. Over the last 15 years, Greater Boston has built a growing network of robust infrastructure for bikes that overlaps significantly with the MBTA. The GRS will teach you where and how to make seamless connections with the T that increase your mobility options. Weekday and weekend options are available beginning in April 2025. Click the 'sign up' button below to reserve your free spot. Each ride has room for eight people so sign up with friends, family, or colleagues to bring some added fun to the experience!

*The Guided Ride Series is designed for people who already know how to ride a bicycle and are interested but concerned about riding in a downtown setting. This is NOT a learn-to-bike program

This weekday event allows you to borrow a bike and helmet for free from UrbanAdventours at 103 Atlantic Ave, opposite Christopher Columbus Park. More information will be provided in the sign-up link at guidedrideseries.com. Folks may convene on the sidewalk outside the Bike rental shop while waiting for riders to get set-up with bikes.

Presented by the Friends of the Columbia Greenway Rail Trail and New Horizons Bikes, the Great River Ride brings you an amazing set of rides in the Westfield River watershed. Soak in the sights along the beautiful Westfield River as you ride through stunning autumn foliage.

The Guided Ride Series (GRS) is a free program that teaches people how to navigate Greater Boston by bike. We'll guide you along the comfortable, separated bike infrastructure and demonstrate how easy, convenient, and fun it can be to ride a bike in Boston. Over the last 15 years, Greater Boston has built a growing network of robust infrastructure for bikes that overlaps significantly with the MBTA. The GRS will teach you where and how to make seamless connections with the T that increase your mobility options. Weekday and weekend options are available beginning in April 2025. Click the 'sign up' button below to reserve your free spot. Each ride has room for eight people so sign up with friends, family, or colleagues to bring some added fun to the experience!

*The Guided Ride Series is designed for people who already know how to ride a bicycle and are interested but concerned about riding in a downtown setting. This is NOT a learn-to-bike program

PMC Unpaved is a charitable gravel cycling experience that takes place in the Berkshires of Massachusetts each fall, hosted by the Pan-Mass Challenge. As another ‘spoke in the wheel’ of the organization’s yearly fundraising campaign, PMC Unpaved brings together hundreds of new and existing PMC riders for the ultimate gravel ride and camp experience to raise money for Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. 100percent of every rider-raised dollar goes directly to support critical cancer research and care at Dana-Farber.   

Now in its fifth year, PMC Unpaved includes three routes: 20-, 30-, and 50-mile options, known as “The Owl,” “The Raven,” and “The Eagle,” respectively. Immediately after the ride, the PMC Unpaved camp experience continues with live entertainment, activities for riders and their loved ones, and a speaking program featuring PMC leadership and members of the PMC Living Proof® community, a special group of riders and volunteers who have faced, or are currently facing, cancer diagnoses. 

Registration: $200

Minimum Fundraising Commitment: $2,300 (due by November 1, 2026) 

We're excited to share that our 50+ Adults Worcester Earn-A-Bike Nights kick off April 21, 2026!

Located at 4 King Street down the driveway around the back, this is a fun, hands-on way to get into bikes—learn basic repair skills, tinker, ask questions, and connect with great folks in the Worcester community  Feel free to bring your own bike to get it tuned up and ready for the season.

No bike? No problem—we’ll provide one after a few hours of volunteering with us.

We’ll meet twice a month on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays from April through October. Drop in when you can—good vibes, good people, and bikes. It’s also a great chance to see how Nate and his team have transformed this amazing space.

This is a collaboration between MassBike and Worcester Earn-A-Bike (WEAB), with a big shoutout to Kim McCoy, WEAB Founder and Board Member, for helping make it happen. 

And if you know someone who’s not quite 50 but close enough—send them along!

We're excited to share that our 50+ Adults Worcester Earn-A-Bike Nights kick off April 21, 2026!

Located at 4 King Street down the driveway around the back, this is a fun, hands-on way to get into bikes—learn basic repair skills, tinker, ask questions, and connect with great folks in the Worcester community  Feel free to bring your own bike to get it tuned up and ready for the season.

No bike? No problem—we’ll provide one after a few hours of volunteering with us.

We’ll meet twice a month on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays from April through October. Drop in when you can—good vibes, good people, and bikes. It’s also a great chance to see how Nate and his team have transformed this amazing space.

This is a collaboration between MassBike and Worcester Earn-A-Bike (WEAB), with a big shoutout to Kim McCoy, WEAB Founder and Board Member, for helping make it happen. 

And if you know someone who’s not quite 50 but close enough—send them along!

We're excited to share that our 50+ Adults Worcester Earn-A-Bike Nights kick off April 21, 2026!

Located at 4 King Street down the driveway around the back, this is a fun, hands-on way to get into bikes—learn basic repair skills, tinker, ask questions, and connect with great folks in the Worcester community  Feel free to bring your own bike to get it tuned up and ready for the season.

No bike? No problem—we’ll provide one after a few hours of volunteering with us.

We’ll meet twice a month on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays from April through October. Drop in when you can—good vibes, good people, and bikes. It’s also a great chance to see how Nate and his team have transformed this amazing space.

This is a collaboration between MassBike and Worcester Earn-A-Bike (WEAB), with a big shoutout to Kim McCoy, WEAB Founder and Board Member, for helping make it happen. 

And if you know someone who’s not quite 50 but close enough—send them along!

We're excited to share that our 50+ Adults Worcester Earn-A-Bike Nights kick off April 21, 2026!

Located at 4 King Street down the driveway around the back, this is a fun, hands-on way to get into bikes—learn basic repair skills, tinker, ask questions, and connect with great folks in the Worcester community  Feel free to bring your own bike to get it tuned up and ready for the season.

No bike? No problem—we’ll provide one after a few hours of volunteering with us.

We’ll meet twice a month on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays from April through October. Drop in when you can—good vibes, good people, and bikes. It’s also a great chance to see how Nate and his team have transformed this amazing space.

This is a collaboration between MassBike and Worcester Earn-A-Bike (WEAB), with a big shoutout to Kim McCoy, WEAB Founder and Board Member, for helping make it happen. 

And if you know someone who’s not quite 50 but close enough—send them along!