Santa Rosa Cycling Club

As plans for the Santa Rosa Southeast Greenway Campaign develop, one key piece is the connection between the Greenway and other pathways such as Prince Memorial Greenway and the SMART pathway. Take the city's survey below to share you thoughts about the three proposed alternatives; better yet, join the bike ride on July 11 to see them up close and personal!

https://www.srcity.org/4243/Greenway-Connectivity-Study

Heads up. Closure starts today

TRAIL CLOSURE: The north side of the Santa Rosa Creek Trail will be closed for maintenance between Stony Point Road and Fulton Road from 6 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily starting tomorrow, Monday, June 15, through Wednesday, June 17. The trail will remain open for normal use outside these hours. While the paved trail is closed, the gravel surface trail on the south side of Santa Rosa Creek will remain open.

We appreciate your consideration and accommodation while teams work to keep our trails beautiful and well-maintained!

🚧 NOTICE OF TRAIL CLOSURE 🚧

The paved (west) side of the Brush Creek Trail—between Montecito Blvd. and Hwy 12—will be closed for maintenance on Tuesday, May 26, from approximately 5:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

✅ The trail will remain open outside of these hours
✅ During the closure, the gravel (east) side of the trail will remain open for use

Thank you for your patience as we complete this work to maintain the trail.

Take on the Red Peloton Cycling Rockpile Challenge! Century riders can opt into a timed climb on Rockpile Road for a shot at one of 14 King & Queen of the Mountain jerseys. Epic views, bragging rights, and a great cause, info at tourdefuzz.org

Another fantastic Wine Country Century is in the books. Thanks to the 2,000+ Riders and 400+ Volunteers who made the 52nd WCC another great day to remember!

Riders are on the road for the 2026 Wine Country Century

Public Meeting for State Route 116 Pavement Rehabilitation Project between Monte Rio and Sebastopol in Sonoma County

Where: El Molino Campus Library, 7050 Covey Rd, Forestville, CA.

When: Tuesday, April 21, 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM. Presentation at 6:20 PM

Who: Caltrans Bay Area and Sonoma Public Infrastructure Department

Caltrans Bay Area-District 4 and Sonoma County Public Infrastructure will be holding a public meeting to discuss the upcoming project to rehabilitate pavement on Route 116 between Monte Rio and Sebastopol. The project includes some bicycle and sidewalk improvements.

The forum will also provide the public with an opportunity to comment on the project’s environmental document. However, attendance is not necessary to do so, as can be done by mail or on the project webpage: https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://dot.ca.gov/caltrans-near-me/district-4/d4-projects/route-116-forestville-to-sebastopol-paving-project__;!!IJLa0CrXIHAf!VmVA8mREtmg4YMt4JrIMhJS8d0uOtj9ebrZ8fhXFmAW7iuvbjY1rP3_-WTbx94WNugbY-oXwsooRTcvgCYuh9uMsLyJOf0vJzw$

📣 Community Input Needed: US 101 & Dry Creek Road Improvements

The City of Healdsburg, in partnership with Caltrans and Sonoma County, is exploring options to improve the US 101/Dry Creek Road interchange and surrounding corridor.

Proposed improvements include:
• New intersection designs (traffic signals or roundabouts) at freeway ramps
• Enhanced bike and pedestrian facilities
• New sidewalks and ADA-accessible crossings
• Safer, more efficient traffic flow through the area

Whether you walk, bike, drive, or travel through Healdsburg, your feedback will help shape these important upgrades.

📝 Take the survey by scanning the QR code and share your input before April 30. Or visit https://f.mtr.cool/ydvfvczdcb

📅 You can also attend the community workshop on April 21, 5:30–7:30 PM at the Abel De Luna Community Center.

Your voice matters—help plan a safer, more connected future for this corridor.