May 16, 2022

Bike To The Farmers Market with us

Join us for a Slow Roll to the Farmers Market on Saturday, May 21, 2022. It's officially Bike To Farmers Market Day at the Sun Prairie Farmers Market - sponsored by The Loft 132.

We will meet at the Sun Prairie Public Library (1350 Linnerud Drive, Sun Prairie) at 6:30am. We plan to leave the parking lot at 6:45am. We will be riding on the multi-user trail along Linnerud Drive for 1.6mi. This is a family friendly, no drop, easy ride designed for all abilities and speeds.

Please do not ride on Market Street. It is blocked off for the Farmers Market. There are several bike racks to lock up your bike. You can find them on Cannery Square. Behind Right Bauer. In front of Market Street Dinner and City hall.

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