The Pedal for Public Lands bicycle ride is one way we can rally and support Yellowstone, our public lands, and the stewards of those lands!
Here are the details:
Route: Upper Mammoth parking lot towards Norris junction on Grand Loop road (Hwy 89). For those with extra stamina, Madison Junction is always an option.
Length: Round trip to Norris is approximately 42 miles (3-4 hours). To Madison, it's about 70 miles (7-8 hours). Go as far as you'd like, and be sure to stay with a buddy!
Carpooling: We're leaving Livingston from the Albertson's parking lot at 6:00 AM. Please arrive by 5:45 AM to load bikes and gear. RSVP for carpooling is essential to livingstonbikeclub@gmail.com by April 10th.
Park Entry: A National Parks Pass or daily entrance fee is required. Carpooling with a pass holder is a great option!
Remember to bring: Plenty of food and water, extra layers, a bike tool, extra tire tube, first aid kit and your binoculars.
Why this ride matters:
For our businesses: Well-managed and supported public lands mean a thriving local economy.
For our federal employees: They are the stewards of these lands, and they need us to show up in support.
For our recreationists, and our cycling community: Access to these incredible landscapes is a privilege we must protect and continue to enjoy!
For our wildlife and wild landscapes: We have a responsibility to ensure their preservation for generations to come.
Join us on April 12th for one of a kind ride through Yellowstone National Park, a community celebration to honor, support and celebrate this unique landscape!