?? Save the Date: Transportation Alternatives Women’s Ride 2026 ?? We’re riding on April 11th, 2026. Put it on your calendar!
Join us for a ride that’s more than just a ride. It’s a movement. The 5th Annual Women’s Ride is back, bringing together women, non-binary riders, and allies to celebrate the freedom, strength, and joy that comes with cycling. This year, we proudly honor caregivers.
Biking isn’t just about getting from point A to point B. It’s about reclaiming our streets, building confidence, and shaping a future where cycling is safe, accessible, and empowering for everyone.
For so many women, biking is freedom. It’s how we get to work, care for our families, and build our futures. Yet our streets don’t always reflect that reality - especially when safe infrastructure is lacking. This year’s Women’s Ride celebrates the strength of caregivers and the fight for a city where everyone can move safely and freely.
Together, we’re not just pedaling for fun - we’re riding for change.
?? Event Details
?? Start Crotona Park ?? Bathroom available at the start
?? The Ride
Distance: Approximately 12 miles Pace: About 10 mph Route: Through the Bronx and Harlem
To accommodate for a variety of levels, we will offer two pick up points. 1. From Marcus Garvey Park, we will have 2 more miles left on the route. 2. From Thomas Jefferson Park, there will be 1 mile left of the route which will be entirely separated and protected from traffic.
Open to seasoned cyclists and first-time riders alike - this ride is for you. The route will be on open streets. Pick your start location based on your comfort riding in the streets of New York City and your ability to maintain a 10 mph pace.
?? End Spot ?? Randall’s Island, near the farm and playground ?? Bathroom available at the end ?? Expect space to relax for riders and a little fun for the kiddos More details coming soon!
?? All riders are welcome. Bring your friends, bring your energy, and help us show that our safety comes in numbers and our power grows with every push of the pedals.
Let’s take up space, amplify our voices, and make it clear: the future of cycling is for everyone.
?? Let’s ride, let’s advocate, let’s celebrate. See you on April 11th!