July 9, 2020

The mayor wants you to ride your bicycle!

If you registered for the #PedalThePrairie challenge, you got an email with a video message from Sun Prairie Mayor Paul Esser, encouraging you ride your bicycle!

Here is a link to the YouTube video. Did you know that we have over 35 miles of multi-user paths in Sun Prairie? Go out and explore!

Checkout the Sun Prairie Moves Where to Ride section to find local and area maps! There are plenty of off-street and on-street routes. Let us know if you are looking for new or different routes to get place, or if you have updates to the Local Bike rack map!

Lastly, we are always excited to read about how this challenge has encouraged you, your family, and/or friends to dust off you bicycle and ride. Below is a screenshot from a parent. Please continue to share your messages on Facebook or Love To Ride.

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