Making Utah a Better Place to Ride
Our Vision
We envision a Utah where complete active transportation networks and thriving cycling culture contribute to livable, connected, healthy communities, allowing everyone to ride regardless of age, ability, race, or income.
What We Offer
Guided by our “Five Elements” of successful bicycle communities, we offer many options catered to what you or your community needs. Below are the main ways we make Utah a Better Place to Ride.
Community Assistance Program
Bike Utah’s Community Assistance Program (CAP) supports communities in becoming more bicycle-friendly. We lend our staff expertise and resources to help you identify and address barriers to cycling, turn an idea into reality, and make your community an even better place to ride.
Planning & Policy
We want to help you and your community build family-friendly bicycle infrastructure! If you have a plan for improved bicycling in your community, send us a message. We’ll supply the answers to help you advance your area’s bicycle-related goals.
Mid Week Race Series
The Mid Week MTB Series and Fat Bike Series events foster connections throughout the mountain biking community, provide fun racing events for all ages and abilities, and support all levels of individual skill-building and mountain biking goals.
Sep. 18 - 19, 2024
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Building an active, healthy Utah.
Bike Utah is partnering with Get Healthy Utah and Move Utah to present a first-of-its-kind event aimed at fostering active, healthy, and connected communities. This two-day Summit combines the partners' past annual events into a premier conference that will showcase collaboration between planners, engineers, health practitioners, and community leaders across the state who are coming together to discuss best practices for improving decision-making related to health, transportation and land use. We welcome you to join us September 18-19 at the Utah Valley Convention Center.
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Call for Presentation Proposals
The Connected Communities Summit promotes multi-sector collaboration that produces actionable solutions to real-world challenges related to health, transportation and land use in Utah. Building on the partners’ past successful events, the Connected Communities Summit offers renowned keynote speakers, compelling breakout sessions, interactive workshops, exclusive mobile tours, and so much more.
Please complete the form linked below to be considered for a presentation opportunity. All formats will be considered - single speaker, panel, roundtable, interactive or hands-on activity or demonstration, etc. Completing the form does not guarantee a presentation opportunity at the Connected Communities Summit.
The deadline for submissions is Wednesday, May 15, 2024 at 5 p.m. MT.
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Call for "Case Study" Proposals
The Summit will feature a workshop track centered around real-world case studies of challenges faced by Utah cities and towns. Only Utah cities and towns can submit a proposal, and topics can include: active transportation, physical activity and recreation options, healthy food access, social connection, and mental wellbeing. Priority will be given to case studies centered around improving access for community members with disabilities. Please complete the form linked below to submit your case study proposal.
The objective of the workshops is to bring together Summit attendees (planners, health practitioners, advocates, engineers, community leaders, etc.) to identify potential solutions for the challenges posed in the case-study.
The deadline for submissions is Wednesday, May 15, 2024 at 5 p.m. MT.
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