Cascade Bicycle Club

“RSVP is a unique cycling event with a historic past that highlights how the Pacific Northwest is the most bike-friendly region of North America,” says Cascade Bicycle Club Executive Director Lee Lambert. - Momentum Magazine

Seattle to Vancouver Bike Ride Brings 1,400 Cyclists Across the Border for 44th RSVP Nearly 1,400 cyclists pedalled 190 miles from Seattle to Vancouver over two days this weekend as Cascade Bicycle Club’s annual Ride from Seattle to Vancouver and Party (RSVP) returned for its 44th edition.

The 44th Ride from Seattle to Vancouver and Party (RSVP) was incredible! Over 1,300 people on bikes made the two-day trek to Canada with a midpoint party in Bellingham to experience the thrill of RSVP.

Check out the Flickr album and relive the joyful moments in photos https://www.flickr.com/photos/cascadebicycleclub/albums/72177720335296862

Thanks to our sponsor Tailwind Nutrition for keeping riders fueled along the route.

"People took more bike and scooter trips across the Fremont Bridge in July than in any month ever in the city’s history, and it wasn’t even close." - Seattle Bike Blog

July bike counts obliterated Seattle’s all-time monthly record Data through July 2026. People took more bike and scooter trips across the Fremont Bridge in July than in any month ever in the city’s history, and it wasn’t even close. The 153,238 tri…

As school kids enjoy their last weeks of summer vacation, we are celebrating Washington state's national leadership in youth bike safety education. More than 92,000 elementary and middle school students from 320 schools learned Let’s Go bike safety skills during the 2025-26 school year. “No state in the nation is doing more than Washington to teach young people how to safely bike,” Executive Director Lee Lambert says. Read the full story on Cascade News.
https://cascade.org/news/2026/08/washington-state-leads-nation-kids-bike-safety-education

Have no fear! Bike valet is here! (And a celebration 🎉)
Cascade Bicycle Club will be hosting and managing space for cyclists to park their rides at the car-free Lake Washington Blvd Bash, this weekend.
In collaboration with many community partners and organizers, we will celebrate what is possible when our spaces go car free.
See you Saturday August 15, 12-7 p.m.

Lake Washington Boulevard Bash, Saturday August 15, 12-7 p.m.
A celebration of music, community and public spaces!

🔆 Enjoy a car free Saturday packed with some of the best music Seattle has to offer.

🔆 Bring your own blanket/chair/ paddle board/ floatie (There will be speakers facing the water!)

🔆 Bicycle repair, food, games and more.

🔆 Lake Washington Boulevard is a park for EVERYONE!

🔆 Outdoors for All will be providing free adaptive trike, tandem, and handcycle rentals for people with disabilities or mobility issues that prevent them from riding a 2-wheeled bike