Sequim Bicycle Alliance

Art for Wheelie Good Day

Celebrate National Bike Month 2026!  

Join us for a Wheelie Good Day!

Please join the City of Sequim for “A Wheelie Good Day” on Saturday, May 16, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Sequim Farmers & Artisans Market on the Civic Center Plaza.

Presented in collaboration with the Sequim Bicycle Alliance, Sequim Farmers & Artisans Market, and the Boy Scouts of America, this family-friendly event celebrates cycling, outdoor activity, and sustainable transportation while connecting the community through hands-on learning and local engagement.

Activities include a Bike Rodeo hosted by the Boy Scouts of America, featuring a bike safety check, a brief safety presentation, and skill-building courses focused on balance, steering, signaling, obstacle avoidance, and safe riding practices. A Helmet Decorating Station will be available for kids and families to design and personalize helmets on-site, with photos shared for a community voting activity.

All ages are welcome to participate in a day of active fun, safety education, and community connection centered around cycling.

Sequim is proud to renew bronze-level Bicycle Friendly Community status for 2023-2027!



Trail Alerts

Visit the Peninsula Trails Coalition website for updates on alerts along the Olympic Discovery Trail.

SBA Activities & Members

Sequim Bicycle Alliance is a coordinating group for bicycling stakeholders in eastern Clallam County.  Read the Vision & Outline.

2026 Meeting Schedule

  • March 17th 3:30 pm; TBD
  • Meeting Notes (archived notes by request)

Email muecker@sequimwa.gov for questions or archived notes. 

Partner Websites

Bicycling Safely

Learn about bicycling safety on the League of American Bicyclists website.

Regular Group Rides (updated Spring 2024)

  • Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 9:30 a.m.: The Spoke Folks roll out from 950 N. 5th Avenue (Sequim Community Church north lot). Rides average 20 miles, helmet required, moderate speed, no drops, riders welcome. For details contact Tom Coonelly at 360-681-7053.
  • Every Tuesday and Friday, 9:30 a.m.: Women on Wheels (WoW) meet at Railroad Bridge Park (Dungeness River Nature Center) for safe group rides. For more info contact Jeanie Robards, nwbikerlady@gmail.com
  • Every Sunday, 9:30 a.m.: The Sequim Sunday Riders depart from the Dungeness Wildlife Refuge at 554 Voice of America Road for a 25+ mile ride. Timing varies depending on the time of the year, but mostly at 9:30. For more information contact Randy Barber, 360-477-4156.
  • Sequim Bike Studio hosts Thursday Night Gravel Rides. Leaves the shop at 5:30pm and returns around 8p. Biking 20-30 miles at a mellow pace. See links for details and contact.
  • Also ask local retailers for excellent info on rides and routes. 

Enjoying a sunny outdoor meeting on Railroad Bridge on the ODT over the Dungeness River, April 6, 2022, with representatives from the coast-to-coast Great American Rail-Trail project (based in Washington D.C.). 

L to R: Hannah Merrill and Ann Soule (City of Sequim), Marianne Fowler (Rails to Trails), Clare Hatler (Dungeness River Nature Center), Wendy Clark-Getzin (Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe), and Kevin Belanger (Rails to Trails). 

Six adults and a bike on the Railroad Bridge over Dungeness River in Sequim