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All Around Alameda

All Around Alameda

Sun, Feb 22, 7:00 PM
From Bike 'n Brew
4.9

A social bike ride around Alameda to decide which of three breweries to patronize; for local cyclists; outcome: readers comment with their preferred brewery.

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10 attendees
Ride Across the Richmond Bridge

Ride Across the Richmond Bridge

Sat, Feb 21, 8:00 PM
From Marin and The City
4.6

There's only two bridges in the Bay Area that have bike lanes all the way across. The Golden Gate Bridge is wonderful, a national treasure and an amazing experience but it can be so crowded that riding across it can be nerve wracking. By contrast the bike lane on the Richmond Bridge is spacious and barely used, almost no pedestrians. The view from midspan is epic, two hundred feet above the water, shorelines of three counties are within view. On the Contra Costa side of the bridge we'll be on a bike trail that parallels the 580 into Point Richmond where we'll have many choices of where to have lunch. The bike trail network includes a tunnel that goes to Keller Beach where we could relax in the afternoon sun before heading back. Total distance would be around 14 miles. We'll meet at noon at the little parking lot on the Marin side of the bridge, if you're bringing your bike in a car and need to park there's plenty of free parking at Jean and John Starkweather Shoreline Park about a quarter mile away next to Marin Rod and Gun Club.

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3 attendees
SATURDAY ~8 mile moderate beautiful redwoods hike on Mount TAM & Lunch

SATURDAY ~8 mile moderate beautiful redwoods hike on Mount TAM & Lunch

Sat, Feb 21, 5:00 PM
From Hiking & Activities Club California
4.9

Hiking, in-person casual social hike; level: moderate. For recreational hikers who want to complete a scenic loop and share a post-hike lunch.

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16 attendees
Bike Psych: Bike/Transit Hacking Meetup

Bike Psych: Bike/Transit Hacking Meetup

Thu, Feb 19, 2:00 AM
From Noisebridge Hackerspace
4.7

A meetup for tech/transit enthusiasts to collaborate on transit projects, with monthly working groups and hands-on community work to deliver a prototype.

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1 attendee
Cataract Creek Waterfalls Hike (Dogs Welcome)

Cataract Creek Waterfalls Hike (Dogs Welcome)

Sun, Mar 1, 6:30 PM
From Urban & Bay Hikers (Hiking)
4.8

An intermediate, dog-friendly waterfall hike; for outdoor enthusiasts, you’ll see multiple waterfalls along forest creek trails.

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36 attendees
No Cycling4Fun event this week

No Cycling4Fun event this week

Sun, Feb 22, 3:00 AM
From Arthritis Foundation Bike Classic Cycling Group - NorCal
4.9

Cycling4Fun update: no third-Saturday event for Cycling4Fun members during the 2026 season; riders can do a substitute ride or join another ride if available.

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform to find and join groups and events based on your interests. It's perfect for those wanting to explore hobbies, meet locals, and attend social gatherings.

Search on Meetup for bike commuting groups in San Francisco. You'll find various events and group rides based around your cycling interest.

Yes, San Francisco hosts many biking meetups. Check Meetup for group rides, discussions, and events happening around the city.

Simply create a Meetup account and search for cycling groups in San Francisco. You can join groups and RSVP to their events.

Absolutely, many bike commuting groups welcome beginners. It's a great way to learn from experienced cyclists and get comfortable riding in the city.

Typically, you'll need your own bike, but some meetups may offer rentals. Check the event details on Meetup for any equipment requirements.

Meetup usage itself can be free, but some groups or events may charge a fee; always check specific details in the group description.

Yes, you can belong to multiple cycling groups on Meetup, allowing you to participate in a wide range of biking events.

Meetup is designed to foster community connections through group events, helping users meet new people and engage in shared activities.

RSVPing is usually required to secure your spot and help organizers plan. Just head to the event page on Meetup and confirm your attendance.

Not all; while many are in-person, some events may be virtual. Always check the event listing to know its format.

Yes, bike commuting meetups can connect you with like-minded cyclists, offering social interaction and community involvement.

Meetup doesn't guarantee safety; it's crucial to assess the environment and take necessary precautions when participating in events.

San Francisco biking meetups often include both beginner and advanced options, catering to a wide range of cycling enthusiasts.

Yes, meetups are scheduled at various times. Look at event pages for specific dates and times to fit your schedule.