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Outdoor Knoxville Event Calendar: March 24-April 3
THURSDAY
ADIDAS BOOST TEST RUN Fleet Feet Sports Knoxville at 865-675-3338 4 p.m. at Fleet Feet Sports Knoxville Test out the newest additions to Fleet Feet Knoxville’s Adidas line during our Thursday night group run. All three of the test models available feature boostTM midsole technology for incredible energy-returning cushioning beneath your feet without adding weight or sacrificing ground feel. Test shoes available starting at 4 p.m., and the group run leaves at 6. COMMUNITY PARTNERS PINT NIGHT FOR NEW HOPE CHILDREN’S ADVOCACY CENTER Little River Trading Company at 865-681-4141 5-9 p.m. at Little River Trading Company Pints for a Purpose brings together our community in a relaxed, informal atmosphere with music, food, and craft beer. We invite you to come out and support New Hope. All proceeds from beer sales for the evening will go to New Hope. Serving Blount County Kids through the interviewing, counseling, and medical services.
“FAT 8S” MOUNTAIN BIKE TIME TRIAL RACE PEAK Mountain Sports at 865-804-4902 6 p.m. at Haw Ridge Park Even though we really like to run, PEAK Mountain Sports was created for the whole local trail based community, and after 3 years, we figure it’s about time to show some love to the two wheeled trail community. We are super excited to be bringing you the first “Fat 8s” Mountain Bike Time Trial Race, which will be an approximately 8 mile MTB Time Trial with an $8 entry fee just enough for us to cover insurance/license costs. Also like our other events, we will have a donation jar available for a local trail based organization in our community. Our event donation approach has generated nearly $4000.00 over the last 3 years for local organizations such as AMBC, Friends of Haw Ridge and the Legacy Parks Foundation. Park on Old Edgemoor Road near the Life Development Center. HANDS-ON BIKE MAINTENANCE: WHEEL TRUING REI at 865-584-1938 6 p.m. at REI Knoxville The wheel is a crucial part of the bike that requires specific care and maintenance. Over time, the rim, spokes, and nipples can become worn and/or damaged and the wheel can become fatigued; requiring repair or replacement to return it to optimal performance. Join our certified bike technicians to learn proper maintenance and adjustment you can make to keep your wheels and the component parts in good condition. BYOB Bring Your Own Bike. Bikes must be clean and in good working order to be used during the class. If your bike does not meet standards you may still attend the clinic. However, you may be asked not to work on your bike. Replacement parts not included in class fee. Closed toes shoes required. Register early, class size is limited. Class fee $45 for members and $65 for nonmembers. Please register online.
FRIDAY
HIKE BIG CREEK AREA RCS Hiking Club 9 a.m. at Gatlinburg City Hall Park & Ride On this Good Friday, we’ll hike in the Big Creek area to try and avoid crowds. A moderate to strenuous 6 miles will start on Chestnut Branch Trail to the AT and Davenport Gap. From there you can opt to hike back to the ranger station on the gravel road or continue on the AT outside the Park boundary to the Pigeon River. There will be a shuttle for those going to the Pigeon River. Alternate meeting spot will be at the trailhead to Chestnut Branch at 9:45 a.m. For more info, Kate 865-573-9258 or Mary Anne 423-487-2064. SATURDAY
DAYHIKE: LAUREL FALLS AND COVE MOUNTAIN TRAILS, GSMNP Harvey Broome Group of the Sierra Club TBA: Must pre-register with Conrad Ottenfeld at co11505@charter.net for meeting location and time This will be a shuttle hike including the Laurel Falls and Cove Mountain Trails. We will meet at Sugarlands Visitor Center at 8 a.m. and shuttle to the Laurel Falls Trail trailhead. This 12.4-mile hike will climb about 1,700 feet up the Laurel Falls Trail in the first 4 miles, making this a difficult hike. From the Cove Mountain Trail junction, we will begin our descent back to the Sugarland Visitor Center. HIKE 100 WITH GSMA: ALUM CAVE TO LECONTE LODGE Great Smoky Mountains Association at 865-436-7318 Ext. 254 8 a.m. at Alum Cave Bluff Trailhead on US 441, Newfound Gap Road Great Smoky Mountains Association is offering our members who have set their sights on hiking 100 miles in 2016: 10 chances to hike with us as you work toward earning your Smokies Challenge Hike 100 pin. All Hike 100 events are rated moderate to strenuous hike. Leader: Fran Samson; trail: Alum Cave to LeConte Lodge and back; miles: 11 round-trip; highlights: LeConte Lodge, Arch Rock, Eye of the Needle, Cliff Top, Myrtle Point.
RESURRECTION RUN 5K AND FUN WALK Angela Atkinson 8:30 a.m. at Sandy Springs Park Family-oriented 5K and 1 Mile fun walk to support Family Promise of Blount Co. 58 placement awards, doorprizes, food and lots of fun. This is a circular course running through the historic Maryville residential area with a fast downhill finish. OLD CITY DISC GOLF OPEN Knoxville Disc Golf Association 9 a.m. at Morningside Park PDGA Pro & Am C-Tier Tournament; 2 rounds of 18 holes. OBED RIVER CLEANUP 3 Rivers Angler at 865-200-5271 9 a.m. at Obed Wild & Scenic River We will be hosting a river-based cleanup of the section of the Obed River between the Devil’s Breakfast Table and Nemo. This 11-mile section of stream is one of the most dramatic in the entire park, featuring towering cliffs and a sense of remoteness rarely found in today’s world. Experienced whitewater paddlers are welcome to join in the cleanup but must provide their own whitewater boat, personal floatation device, helmet and appropriate river attire. Paddlers should be highly proficient in Class III/IV whitewater. Individuals wishing to assist with the cleanup should meet at the Obed Wild and Scenic River Visitor Center, 208 N. Maiden St. in Wartburg, at 9 a.m. Participants should be prepared to use their own vehicles to set the shuttle at the take-out point at Nemo and to drive to the put-in location at the Devil’s Breakfast Table. The trip is subject to cancellation due to weather and river levels.
HIKE THE SMOKIES #SCC100 SERIES Little River Trading Company at 865-681-4141 9 a.m. at Little River Trading Company This is one of our very favorite trails in the Smokies. The trail is an out and back that follows the Middle Prong on an old railroad bed. Meet at the shop at 9 a.m. to carpool to the trailhead for the hike. We’ll have Leki Trekking poles and daypaks from Osprey & Deuter available to demo on a first come first serve basis. Stay tuned for additional date and trails.
2ND ANNUAL SAVING LITTLE HEARTS BIKE RIDE Knoxville Bicycle Company at 865-240-3499 9 a.m. at Knoxville Bicycle Company Enjoy a 27 or 50-mile bike ride (you get to choose how far you go). The ride will begin from Knoxville Bicycle Company. There will be two SAG stops. For only a $50 entry fee you will get a T-shirt (for those that register before March 1), a goody bag, and lunch. Plus we will have great door prizes. Ride benefits Saving Little Hearts. PADDLE SEVEN ISLANDS River Sports Outfitters at 865-673-4687 10 a.m. at Douglas Dam Boat Launch Join us for a recreational beginner-level paddle. We’ll be sightseeing and making sure you are comfortable on the water. We’ll begin at Douglas Dam and paddle down Seven Islands, a four to five-hour trip. All of the necessary gear will be provided. Please wear appropriate clothing. Fee $75. Please register online. Must be 18 or older to register for this event. BLUE HERON LOOP CENTENNIAL CHALLENGE HEALTHY HIKE Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area at 423-286-7275 10 a.m. at Big South Fork NRRA, Bandy Creek Campground Join Ranger Mary Grimm at the Blue Heron Overlook parking lot at the end of Overlook Road just off Kentucky 742 for a moderate 6.4 mile hike. This all day hike is packed with cultural history about the Blue Heron Mine and community, a climb through “Cracks-in-the-Rocks,” scenic views of Big South Fork River gorge and Devils Jump rapid, the tranquil sound of hiking along the river bottom, as well as possible sneak peaks at early spring wildflowers! Wear weather appropriate clothing and bring water, snacks, and lunch. Hikers are encouraged to bring well-behaved dogs; however, leashes are required.
SPRING WILDFLOWER WALKS AT NORRIS DAM STATE PARK Norris Dam State Park at 865-426-7461 10 a.m.; 1 p.m.; and 2 p.m.; Norris Dam State Park various trailheads For those of you who are botanists, photographers, hikers, or simply have cabin fever come out and view nature’s pink, orange, yellow, and purple wildflowers. River Bluff Trail boasts approximately 30 different species of wildflowers! Park rangers, botanists, and wildflower enthusiasts lead wildflower hikes on the last Saturday of March and the first Saturday of April. Join State Park and TVA staff for guided hikes along the cool Clinch River, one of the most diverse pathways of wildflower concentrations in the region. Hikes will begin at at the Lower Creek trailhead, located at the Rice’s Gristmill. Registration is not required and there is no charge for the hikes. For more info, contact the park office 865-426-7461. FREE BIKE CLINIC West Bicycles at 865-671-7591 11 a.m. at West Bicycle Shop We believe that there are some essential skills each rider should possess! This clinic gives you the know-how to repair a flat tire, calibrate gears and adjust brakes essentials for road, comfort, mountain bike and triathlon riders. Bonus for attending our clinic, we offer 10 percent off tools or repair services purchased the day of the clinic. We provide all the necessary tools and bikes, so there is no need to bring your own unless you plan on riding afterward or wish to have West Bicycles experienced staff handle more technical issues. Call to reserve your spot.
2016 FLY FISHING FILM TOUR 3 Rivers Angler at 865-200-5271 6 p.m. at Relix Variety Theatre The original and preeminent exhibition of fly-fishing cinema, The F3T is a one of a kind experience. 2016 marks The F3T’s 10th lap around North America and this year’s lineup of films is without question the best the Tour has ever presented. From Bolivia to the Seychelles, British Columbia and Patagonia, from Saskatchewan to Zambia and Virginia to Montana, the notable characters, unique storylines and unparalleled fishing in these films will lead you on an adventure around the globe! In addition to showcasing world-class fly fishing films, The F3T is dedicated to supporting the local fly shops and conservation groups that form the backbone of our sport’s educational and environmental efforts. A portion of those ticket sales go directly to support fishing and habitat-related conservation groups like Trout Unlimited, Wild Steelhead Coalition, Bonefish Tarpon Trust, Utah Stream Access Coalition, Stop Pebble Mine and many more. MARCH 28
INTRODUCTION TO GYM CLIMBING River Sports Outfitters at 865-673-4687 6 p.m. at River Sports Outfitters In this beginner-friendly course our expert instructors teach you everything you need to feel comfortable, confident, and safe in a climbing gym. Learn about climbing gear and equipment, how to belay, what knots to use, how to effectively communicate with your climbing partner, and a few basic climbing techniques. You must be age 16 or older to attend this course. Cost $26.
APPALACHIAN MOUNTAIN BIKE CLUB MONTHLY MEETING Appalachian Mountain Bike Club 7 p.m. at Sweet P’s BBQ and Downtown Dive Interested in getting involved with the mountain biking community here in Knoxville? The Appalachian Mountain Bike Club meets the fourth Monday of each month. BICYCLING AMBASSADOR TRAINING I Bike KNX at 865-215-3815 7 p.m. at East Tennessee History Center Bicycling Ambassadors encourage bicyclists to ride more often and more safely, and educate motorists on the rules of the road at community events and festivals. They encourage safe bicycling by asking people to take the I Bike KNX safe biking pledge. Ambassadors also present on sharing the road with bicyclists to every high school drivers education class in the region. Becoming an ambassador is a great way to relate what you’ve learned and promote bicycling in Knoxville and surrounding communities. And you earn gift cards to local businesses for each shift you work! MARCH 29
TOUR DE CURE TRAINING RIDE Phil Geyer, Leader 6 p.m. at Casual Pint – Farragut 2016 Knoxville Tour de Cure NO DROP Training Ride. 25-30 miles. RSVP to philjgeyer@gmail.com or text 716-908-2554. Riders of all levels welcome.
MARCH 30
MAP & COMPASS NAVIGATION BASICS CLASS REI at 865-584-1938 6 p.m. at REI Knoxville Come learn basic navigation skills using map and compass to find your way. In this in-store class you’ll learn the parts of a compass, how to read a topographic map and how to use them in tandem. You’ll learn how to pinpoint your location through triangulation and then navigate to new locations by following a bearing. You’ll also learn how plan routes using a topographic map. This is a hands-on in-store class with some lecture components. Maps and compasses are provided, but bring your own if you prefer. Depending on weather and location, this class may include a portion held outdoors, please dress accordingly. Class fee: $30 members and $50 nonmembers. EASY RIDER MOUNTAIN BIKE RIDE Tennessee Valley Bicycles at 865-540-9979 6 p.m. at Meads Quarry At Ijams Nature Center Hit the local trails for an easy-paced mountain bike ride. Riders of all skill levels are welcome, and if you would like to demo a mountain bike from our shop give us a call. Weather permitting. OFF-ROAD ESSENTIALS FOR WOMEN CYCLISTS Harpers Bike Shop at 865-588-5744 6:30 p.m. at Harpers Bike Shop This seminar we will rotate between two focus areas that we find are pretty essential to get the most out of mountain biking. Elizabeth Davis will host Group 1. She has completed the Appalachian Trail solo, and is an instructor at the Great Smoky Mountains Institute at Tremont. She will focus on learning how to confidently navigate. She will also be teaching some basic survival skills in case your adventure takes an unexpected turn. Group 2 will be hosted by Jon and Shawn, and will cover suspension adjustments, and tips and tricks for better cockpit controls setup. How well your suspension is tuned to your personal tastes can significantly impact your confidence and capabilities. This is a women’s only event. As usual, drinks and snacks will be provided. See you then!
MARCH 31
LIV WOMEN’S 3F (FIT, FORM, FUNCTION) CLINIC Cycology Bicycles at 865-681-4183 6 p.m. at Cycology Bicycles Join us for Ladies Night Out: 2016 Cycology Women’s Road Series Kickoff! Special guest Elizabeth Glas, Liv Cycling representative, will present a 2-hour clinic on 3F: Fit, Form, and Function. Learn about proper bike fit, ideal riding posture, and how to pick out the best bike for your riding style and ability! Enjoy complementary wine and finger food during the Q-n-A. The first 40 participants registered for the CWRS will get a goody bag and CWRS Program Book. ROCK CLIMBING BASICS REI at 865-584-1938 7 p.m. at REI Knoxville Join REI for an in-store, introductory class in rock climbing. Participants will leave with an understanding of the different types of climbing, what gear is necessary and the basics on how to get started. Note: this is an informational class not an “on-the-wall” climbing session. Class is free but registration is required. APRIL 1
DOGWOOD ARTS TRAIL HIKE AT IJAMS NATURE CENTER Covenant Health and Dogwood Arts at 865-541-4500 9 a.m. at Ijams Nature Center Meet at Ijams main entrance for a restroom stop and then we will move cars to the farther north/east end to hike trails down to the pond, to the river trail and then come back around by the new Navitat area then back to Ijams. Missy Kane will take hikers further if they want to do the Trace Trail that goes up and around Meads Quarry. Covenant Health will offer a limited edition patch for anyone who logs 25 miles on Dogwood Trails between April 1 and May 31.
HIKE IJAMS NATURE CENTER AND FORKS OF THE RIVER WILDLIFE MGMT. AREA RCS Hiking Club 10 a.m. at Forks of the River, McClure Lane or 9:00 at Patriot Park in Pigeon Forge We’ll explore a little bit of trail at Forks of the River, then move on to the River Boardwalk at Ijams and finally complete our 5 mile easy to moderate hike by going up around the quarry. The wildflowers at Ijams should be blooming and we’ll have some river views as well. This combo of trails can be done in total, or for those wanting fewer miles, that can be managed as well. Meet at Patriot Park in Pigeon Forge at 9 a.m. or at 10 a.m. at the parking lot for Forks of the River on McClure Lane. For further info, contact Ray 865-314-2279 or Kate 865-573-9258. LIV AND GIANT BICYCLES DEMO AT MEADS QUARRY Harpers Bike Shop at 865-588-5744 2 p.m. at Meads Quarry at Ijams Nature Center Giant Bicycles and Liv Cycling (Giant’s women’s specific division) will bring their demo trucks, which will include their full range of mountain bikes and a demo technician to help get you set up on your choice of the Reign, Trance, Anthem, or one of their hardtails. Giant’s Meastro suspension technology is well recognized as an industry best, their geometry is in line with the most progressive companies, and most of the boutique brands in the industry are fabricated by Giant’s factory. Take a ride, and see for yourself why a Giant should be your next bike. Their demo truck will be stocked with all flavors of women’s specific mountain bikes, and their demo tech Elizabeth, will get you set up right. Our Liv Ambassador, Julie Ferrara, will also be on hand to help with any other questions. APRIL 2
DAYHIKE – RAMSAY CASCADES, GSMNP Harvey Broome Group of the Sierra Club TBA: Must pre-register with Mac Post at mpost3116@aol.com for meeting location and time Biodiversity Tour (Cove Hardwoods). You have only to take this hike once to understand why it’s one of the most popular. The falls are ample reward not only for the hiker, but the artist and photographer as well. The 8 mile round trip starts out with a slight upgrade in the beginning, then becomes more challenging as you near the cascades. The latter portion of the trail is where you will find the old growth trees some of which measure in record proportions. We will see many spring wildflowers in bloom along the way. Rated moderate.
2016 OVER-COMER OBSTACLE CHALLENGE RACE Cease Inc. at 423-581-7029 8 a.m. at Frank Loreno Park in Morristown This event is a 3-plus mile endurance race with 21 obstacles designed to test the body, mind and spirit of participants regardless of fitness and experience level. Over-comers will run, climb, jump, crawl, and muscle their way through to conquer the obstacles along the way similar to the journey that survivors of domestic and sexual violence take to recover and reclaim their lives. The life of a survivor of violence is full of obstacles and CEASE Inc. offers supportive services to help them over-come throughout East Tennessee and beyond. Kid’s Obstacle Challenge will begin between 10:30-11 a.m.
OBSMONGE: MONSTER OBSTACLE CHALLENGE RACE FOR ALL AGES Family Promise of Knoxville at 865-584-2822 8:30 a.m. at The Table in Knoxville The course measures 1/2 mile and contains at least 25 obstacles to go over under or through. Last year our youngest competitor was 4 and our oldest 72! All proceeds help Family Promise, a shelter for homeless families with children. 4 Races to challenge all ages and fitness groups: Competitive (4+ laps) with cash prizes; Open (3+ laps); Family Fun Run; 4 person Team relay
BIG EARS GUIDED BICYCLE RIDE Tennessee Valley Bicycles at 865-540-9979 9 a.m. at Tennessee Valley Bicycles Join the TVB crew for a leisurely ride through downtown and South Knoxville. We’ll be stopping for some scenery and fun along the way. We’ll have a couple of surprises for you as well. RUNNERS MARKET SATURDAY GROUP RUN Runners Market at 865-588-1650 9 a.m. at Runners Market Bearden Every first Saturday of the month, join us for a relaxed-pace run of 3 to 5.5 miles or beyond along the Third Creek and Sequoyah Hills Greenways. Afterward, enjoy coffee and refreshments provided by Runners Market. CATALYST CLIMB AT THE CLIMBING CENTER River Sports Outfitters at 865-523-0066 10 a.m. at River Sports Outfitters Join us the first Saturday of every month as we climb with Catalyst Sports! This event is for anyone with physical disabilities. All ages are welcome to come and climb our rock wall! Cost is $10
COFFEE AND CLIMB WITH A RANGER Obed Wild and Scenic River at 423-346-6294 10 a.m. at Obed Wild & Scenic River Presented on the first Saturday of each month. If you have ever wanted to try the sport of rock climbing but did not know where to begin, let us help eliminate some of the uncertainty for you. We provide all of the gear. All that you need to bring is drinking water, sturdy footwear, a willingness to try new things and a can-do attitude. Depending on participant interests and ability levels, we will travel to one of several different climbing areas around the park and will have participants back to their vehicles by approximately 3 p.m. Would-be rock climbers of all ages are encouraged to attend. In the event of inclement weather, call the park visitor center.
BUTTERFLIES FOR HOPE Race Day Events at 865-250-3618 10 a.m. Hot Bagel in Oak Ridge Organized bike ride (not a race) thru Oak Ridge and Anderson County. 30, 50, & 62 mile ride options. 2 fully stocked rest stops, course support provided. Post ride party at Hot Bagel, beer included. Course maps at www.racedayevents.net. 10am start for 50 & 62-mile options, noon start for 30 mile option
IJAMS 27TH ANNUAL RIVER RESCUE Ijams Nature Center at 865-577-4717, ext. 135 to register 10 a.m. at Ijams Nature Center The community-wide annual event covers 40 different cleanup sites along the Tennessee River and associated creek tributaries. Each year, approximately 1,000 volunteers clean up tons of trash for our local waterways. Volunteers for the Ijams River Rescue spend several hours helping to pick up trash and debris that is clogging and polluting Knoxville’s river and creeks. Volunteers may come as individuals or in a group, such as families, friends, corporate teams, scout troops, or church groups. Bags and gloves are provided to volunteers for the cleanup and each location has a “site captain” to assist volunteers. For more info, call 865-577-4717, ext. 135. All volunteers will receive a River Rescue t-shirt, featuring artwork from Ijams’ own author and artist Lyn Bales. BIRDS OF PREY PRESENTATION Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area at 423-286-7275 11 a.m. (CST) at Gateway to the Big South Fork Visitor Center in Crossville Join us for a 45-minute interpretive presentation to learn more about birds of prey, their habitat, and why they are an important part of the wildlife diversity on the Cumberland Plateau. The program will feature live birds and will give visitors a chance to see them up close in a controlled environment. This interpretive program is free and wheelchair accessible. An adult should accompany children. FREE BIKE CLINIC West Bicycles at 865-671-7591 11 a.m. at West Bicycles We believe that there are some essential skills each rider should possess! This clinic gives you the know-how to repair a flat tire, calibrate gears and adjust brakes essentials for road, comfort, mountain bike, and triathlon riders. Bonus for attending our clinic, we offer 10 percent off tools or repair services purchased the day of the clinic. We provide all the necessary tools and bikes, so there is no need to bring your own unless you plan on riding afterwards or wish to have West Bicycles experienced staff handle more technical issues. Call to reserve your spot
SPRING WILDFLOWER WALK WITH KRIS LIGHT AT THE UT ARBORETUM UT Arboretum Society at 865-483-3571 12 p.m. at UT Arboretum Kris Light will again lead a fun, educational and easy walk to hunt for the wildflowers blooming at the Arboretum. Kris is an expert naturalist, educator, and photographer. Participants may want to bring a camera.
5K & COVENANT KIDS RUN Knoxville Track Club and Covenant Health 5:30 p.m. at Knoxville Convention Center The Covenant Kids Run is a program created to encourage our local children to lead healthy and active lifestyles while participating in an exciting, goal oriented, community event. With the wonderful support of Covenant Health, we are happy to offer the 1-mile Covenant Kids’ Run as part of the Covenant Health Knoxville Marathon.
COVENANT HEALTH KNOXVILLE 5K Knoxville Track Club and Covenant Health 7 p.m. at Knoxville Convention Center The 5k (3.1 miles) is a scenic run in downtown Knoxville and on the University of Tennessee Campus. Like all of our races that weekend, the 5K will start on the Clinch Avenue Bridge and finish on the 50-yard line in Neyland Stadium. APRIL 3
COVENANT HEALTH KNOXVILLE MARATHON AND HALF MARATHON Knoxville Track Club and Covenant Health 7:30 a.m. at Knoxville Convention Center The marathon course is a 26.2-mile journey designed to show-off Knoxville and run through several of its fine neighborhoods. The marathon course will feature 18 runner refreshment stations. Each station will feature PowerAde and Mountain Valley Spring Water. There will also be four gel station serving GU (flavors: Vanilla Bean, Chocolate Outrage, and Tri-Berry) at approximately the 6.3, 16, 21 and 23 mile marks. Live Music there will be 24 great musical acts lined up all over the course! Restrictions: Marathon participants must be 18 years of age or older. Marathon participants must be able to complete the course, whether running or walking, in 7 hours. The course will be rolled-up in a 16 minute/mile pace. At a pace slower than this, you will need to move to the sidewalks and proceed toward the finish. The finish line will remain open for 7 hours. There is no separate start time for walkers. DAYHIKE: MIDDLE PRONG, TREMONT SECTION OF GSMNP Harvey Broome Group of the Sierra Club TBA: Must pre-register with Denise Bivens at denisebivens@gmail.com for meeting location and time. This is an 8.3-mile in and out hike to Indian Flats Falls. This hike is rated moderate. This trail has quite a bit of history as it follows the creek up an old railroad bed.
BIKE CLASSES I Bike KNX at 865-215-3815 2 p.m. at Third Creek Greenway – Earthfare Trailhead Whether you haven’t been on a bike in years, only ride on greenways, or never learned to bike, we have a class for you! Our Open House style instruction allows you to choose from any of these classes. Bring your kids and your friends all to the same class! Adults $20; kids $10. (Your kids are welcome to come ride around while you are in class, even if they aren’t taking a class. There is a parking lot behind the shopping center with no traffic.) At our Open House sessions, you can choose from: Biking for Beginners; Getting Back on a Bicycle; Learning to Ride: Adults; Freedom from Training Wheels: Children