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Ride with GRID on Climate Ride!

  • febrero 4, 2022
GRID Climate Riders on the Central Coast in 2019

Upcoming Climate Ride Events in California

Green Fondo California
Friday, May 13 – Sunday, May 15, 2022

Pedal 33-101 miles a day in and out of Walker Ranch, Petaluma over the course of this Sonoma and Marin County forest and ocean filled weekend while raising funds for GRID Alternatives. Join the team!

Mendocino Gravel Weekender
Friday, May 20 – Sunday, May 22, 2022

On Climate Ride’s newest weekend adventure you’ll ride a mix of pavement, gravel roads, double tracks, and even some smooth singletrack! Each day will have a short and long option so that you can practice your gravel riding on a very dynamic mix of surfaces while moving at your own pace over 30-50 miles. Sign up and select GRID as your beneficiary.

Want to start the GRID Team for the Mendocino Gravel Weekender? Email metorres@gridalternatives.org.

What is Climate Ride?: Climate Ride is a nonprofit that organizes fully supported charitable multi-day bicycling, hiking, and running events across the country to support environmental causes. As a Climate Rider, you’ll have the opportunity to cycle and network with fellow sustainability advocates, hear from inspirational speakers, and support GRID’s mission by fundraising along the way.

Riding for GRID: GRID can be selected as a beneficiary on most Climate Ride events. You don’t need to be a on GRID team to raise funds for GRID, although it does make it more fun. If you are interested in starting up a GRID team on one of the other rides, please reach out to us. Or you may find there is already a GRID team to join when you sign up!

Joining the GRID Team: If a GRID team is already established for the Climate Ride event you are interest in, you’ll be able to join it at event registration. We ask that team members have no more than two beneficiary organizations selected. As a GRID Climate Rider you’ll receive all the fundraising and coaching support along the way.

Have more questions, reach out to metorres@gridalternatives.org.