Bike Pittsburgh

Big news for safer streets across PA--

We’re proud to help launch the Coalition for Active Mobility in Pennsylvania (CAMP), to win better policies for people who bike, walk, roll, and ride transit. No single org can do it alone, but together, we are stronger and more effective.

We were in Harrisburg earlier this month to kick things off, and this is just the beginning!

Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia
10,000 Friends of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Downtown Center
Mobilify Southwestern Pennsylvania

CAMP formally launches at the Statewide Active Transportation Summit Members of CAMP sit at a table for a panel discussion about the new Coalition

Last call for PedalPGH 2026 merch!

Get your orders in now if you want shorts, bibs, or socks: Pre-order by end of day June 15 at pedalpgh.org ✨

🚲 Western PA's biggest bike ride is on Sun. Aug. 30, 2026

JUNE ROUTE MAP!

📍Downtown Pittsburgh + South Side (2 miles) 🔗 openstreetspgh.org/route

On 6/28/26, travel from Downtown through the newly redesigned Market Square, along Forbes Ave, through the Armstrong Tunnel, and across the 10th St Bridge to E Carson St in the South Side.

Experience iconic infrastructure, scenic views, and bustling businesses along the way.

🚧 Temporary GAP Trail Closure in West Mifflin: 7/9/26 - 8/6/26

A segment of the Great Allegheny Passage (GAP) will close starting the evening of Thurs. July 9 through Aug. 6 near Kennywood, between the Whitaker and Port Perry flyovers.

➤ There's no posted bike detour
➤ $20 Shuttle available daily (8:30am - 4:30pm) between Homestead & Duquesne
➤ PRT bus routes are the 59 & 61C (remember there's a 2-bike rack per bus)
➤ Crews will stabilize the hillside to improve long-term safety

GAP Trail Segment to Close in July for Safety Work - BikePGH The Regional Trail Corporation announced a segment of the GAP trail in West Mifflin will be closed starting the evening of July 9 for 28 days

⭐️ Did you know: There's a PedalPGH route for everyone!

Here's the big one: The 𝙐.𝙎. 𝙎𝙩𝙚𝙚𝙡 𝙀𝙣𝙙𝙪𝙧𝙖𝙣𝙘𝙚 𝘾𝙝𝙖𝙡𝙡𝙚𝙣𝙜𝙚 is our 53-mile bike route if you want to really crush miles & conquer hills on Sun. Aug. 30, 2026 -- Thanks, United States Steel Corporation!

See the route previews at: pedalpgh.org/route

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Looking for the 40-mile route option this year? Plan to ride the 53-mile route and follow the marked "bail-out" signage: These signs will re-route you away from the major climbs you might want to skip!
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Interested in how your company can support BikePGH's largest fundraiser this year?
Email [email protected]

✨ 🚲 Free Bike Valet at Three Rivers Arts Fest this weekend!
We'll be open Saturday and Sunday for the duration of the festival, 12PM - 9:15PM.

Ride your bike in and we'll take care of parking it and keeping it safe.
📍 Andy Warhol Bridge + 10th St Bypass
The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust

U.S. cities can (and do!) achieve ZERO traffic fatalities on their streets.

If Jersey City can do it, which is about the same size as , we can too! 🌟

Jersey City & Hoboken renew Vision Zero commitments to eliminate traffic deaths - Hudson County View The Cities of Jersey and Hoboken renewed their Vision Zero commitments to eliminate traffic deaths and serious injuries during a presser Tues.

🍌 Yes, our goofy little Side Quest will be back at Open Streets PGH this month! 𝗪𝗵𝘆 𝗱𝗼 𝘄𝗲 𝗱𝗼 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝘀, you ask?

Because it's a soft introduction to on-street riding!

Our Side Quest is designed to connect folks with Pittsburgh’s bike infrastructure beyond the car-free OpenStreetsPGH route. While OpenStreetsPGH creates a safe, car-free environment, many participants only feel comfortable riding during the event itself.

We aim to bridge that gap by encouraging them to briefly experience real-world riding on nearby city streets-- often on protected bike lanes-- so they can feel more comfortable choosing to bike in their everyday lives, even after OpenStreets ends.

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Ride the Side Quest at OpenStreetsPGH on 6/28:
Step 1: Visit the tent for instructions
Step 2: Follow the banana signs to ride the Side Quest course
Step 3: Scan the banana QR code
Step 4: Return to the tent to collect your prize (while supplies last!)