Ride with Us! Richmond-San Rafael Bridge August
All riders must wear a helmet and sign a liability waiver. All riders must wear a helmet and sign a […]
All riders must wear a helmet and sign a liability waiver. All riders must wear a helmet and sign a […]
Ride with Us! Join us for a Corte Madera Paradise Loop Evening Road Ride on Thursday, August 4 at 6:00 […]
We dug into the FY 23 budget for SMART (Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit) and found a lot to like. Read on to learn about the highlights and some of our thoughts on the agency’s direction (the budget, for the curious, is linked here in full).
Check out the latest updates on Cory’s Ride and how a $67K grant from Marin Community Foundation will propel the program forward even more.
At MCBC, we know that advocacy works. The bikeability of Marin that we enjoy today was fought for, tooth and nail, by the devoted activists that came before us. Join us for a Bike Advocacy 101 Virtual Training.
Ride with Us! Join us for a group ride over the Richmond – San Rafael Bridge on Wednesday, July 7 […]
Ride with Us! Join us for a San Anselmo History Ride on Saturday, June 4th at 10 am! This free, […]
Ride with Us! Join us for a group ride over the Richmond – San Rafael Bridge on Friday, May 6 […]
Check out Cory’s Ride latest excursion to Angel Island. Cory’s Ride students braved wind and water to Angel Island on their longest ride yet.
On Monday April 18, 2022 the San Rafael City Council will meet in-person for the first time in over two years at City Hall in Downtown San Rafael. On the agenda is a new pathway connection, long sought by Terra Linda residents and community organizations including WTB-TAM and MCBC. The pathway would connect Northgate Shopping Center at the intersection of Merrydale Road and Las Gallinas Avenue to the Marin Civic Center SMART station. Read on to learn about the Merrydale Promenade.
Ride with Us! Join us for an after work evening road ride on Thursday, May 19 at 5:30 pm, led […]
Millions in bike project wins thanks to members like you. It’s spring in California, and MCBC has been hard at work planting the seeds of future bikeways. We’ve got updates on three projects that have recently been awarded funding thanks to our advocacy, and that of our supporters. In total, these projects represent a $3.4 million dollar investment in improving biking in Marin!