
What we’re about
CAT group bike rides are geared toward nurturing new riders who are discovering the enjoyment of bicycling. We highlight local bike routes that serve fun and useful destinations like bakeries, coffee shops, local businesses, parks, etc., while utilizing the network of trails and streets.
We also offer special rides that promote biking to work and overnight touring such as bike camping trips/bikepacking.
CAT is an IRS 501(c)3 non-profit organization and here's our mission:
CAT–Coalition for Appropriate Transportation strengthens our Lehigh Valley community and our environment through bicycling, pedestrian accessibility, and public transportation.
CAT works to improve mobility for everyone. Better bicycling, walking/ADA accessibility, and public transit develop a stronger, smarter economy and a higher quality of life. Sustainable transportation reduces traffic congestion, counters climate change, and offers a healthier community for everyone.
CAT serves adults & children of Pennsylvania’s Lehigh & Northampton Counties.
Upcoming events (4+)
See all- OVER THE HILL RIDE WEDNESDAY April 30thNeeds location
Haven’t been on your bike for a few months? Looking for an easy ride to ease back into spring and summer biking?
Join us at 10 am on Wednesday April 30th for a casual ride through the neighborhoods and parks of Hanover Township. We’ll meet at the Hanover Twp Community Center parking lot at 3660 Jacksonville Rd, Bethlehem. From there, we’ll bike along the quiet suburban streets for 7-8 miles, and maybe make a brief side quest to see grazing horses. Our pace will be slow and leisurely. We can take a refreshment break at Dave’s Deli.
P.S. Hey Nancy, this is the ride that will help to encourage your friends to get on their bikes and join us!
Weather permitting please check Meetup for any cancellations Some kind reminders: If you are new to CAT bike rides, please go here and join the CAT ride list as with all CAT rides, all riders are required to wear a helmet. Please bring a spare tube that fits your wheel size Consider bringing water and a snack. Any last minute changes due to weather conditions will be announced on Meetup, so if you have weather-related questions, return to this page.
All are welcome. Please share with friends. Transgender and nonbinary are welcome at all CAT bike rides, classes, and events.
This bike ride is organized by CAT-Coalition for Appropriate Transportation. CAT envisions a world where bicycling, walking/ADA accessibility, and public transportation prevail.
CAT-Coalition for Appropriate Transportation 1935 West Broad Street . Bethlehem, PA 18018 . mobile 845-430-6552
LVCAT.org Walking | Bicycling | Transit | Trails
This project is being completed in partnership with the Lehigh Valley Greenways Conservation Landscape. Funding is provided in part by a grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Bureau of Recreation and Conservation, Environmental Stewardship Fund, administered by Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor, Inc. - Waterways on Wheels Easton Bike Ride 2025Downtown Easton , Easton, PA
Meet your neighbors on this social bike ride exploring local waterways and history. Join our 3-hour guided bike ride from downtown Easton along the Karl Stirner Arts Trail and the Palmer Bike Path to a group lunch (included) at an epic picnic spot – Bushkill Park. Ride will feature frequent stops to enjoy and learn!
Date: May 4th, 10am-1pm (raindate: May 11)
Location: Scott Park in downtown Easton (GPS: 130 Larry Holmes Drive, Easton, PA)Cost: $5 per person
Register online until 5/1 with this link (note this is a separate RSVP from Meetup)Ride is suitable for ages 14 to adult. Bring your own bicycle, helmet, a bottle of water, and a spare tube that fits your bike. Trail surface is generally paved with some sections of gravel/mulch. Sections of the ride that are on streets are supported by our ride leader team.
Event made possible with the support of Delaware and Lehigh National Heritage Corridor’s Take Action Campaign.
Any questions?
Email cat@lvcat.org or conservation@delawareandlehigh.org