The closing installment of Bowling Green’s Slow Roll Bike Ride collection will roll out with a Halloween theme on Sunday, Oct. 19 at 2 p.m., providing group members a festive and family-friendly solution to have a good time the season.
Hosted by the City of Bowling Green’s Bicycle Safety Commission, the occasion encourages riders to decorate in costume and beautify their bicycles for a spooky afternoon tour. The trip will start and finish on the City Building Parking Lot, positioned at 305 N. Main St.
Along the route, members will cease at varied places round Bowling Green to listen to native ghost tales, legends and tales of allegedly haunted websites, including a storytelling aspect to the leisurely-paced trip.
The occasion is free and open to all ages, with an emphasis on security and accessibility. All riders should put on properly-fitted helmets and use bikes in good working situation. For youthful members not capable of trip independently, tow-behind trailers or baby bike seats are really helpful.
Designed to advertise each enjoyable and protected biking practices, the gradual roll collection encourages accountable bike using in an city atmosphere. Each trip is led by educated volunteers, who will help riders and assist with any mechanical or private points alongside the way in which.
Spooks & Spokes marks the tip of the 2025 gradual roll season, wrapping up months of community-centered biking occasions geared toward selling well being, security and exploration all through town.