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We believe in the power of the trails to transform ourselves and our world.

We believe that biking should be fun. We believe that change can be playful.

 

Together, we are reclaiming our streets, trails, and public places for current and future generations of walkers and riders.

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Smiling cyclist wearing a helmet and glasses at SVBC's 40th anniversary event
SVBC volunteers building and maintaining a trail during Dig Day
Kids on bikes riding through giant bubbles at the Stokesville Campout community event

Together, We're Changing the World. One Trail, one bike, one hike at a time.

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Miles of Trail on the Western Slope

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Ice Cream Cones Consumed on Our 2025 Rides

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Bikes Given Through Bikes for Neighbors Since 2015

Bikes for Neighbors

Increasing personal freedom and mobility with the help of bicycles.

“Biking isn’t the end goal for everyone, but for now, it’s a critical step forward for these neighbors, connecting them to the community and opportunity.”

Bikes for Neighbors

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VDOT cross-section drawings of Greenville Avenue near E. Gay Street, north of Garber Street, and on Richmond Avenue, showing one travel lane each way, left-turn lanes, a median, buffered bike lanes, sidewalks, and a shared-use path
Greenville Avenue Is Getting Safer for Everyone. Tell VDOT You Support It by November 8.Stauntonprotected bike lanesStreets are for people

Greenville Avenue Is Getting Safer for Everyone. Tell VDOT You Support It by November 8.

VDOT plans to rebuild 0.92 miles of Greenville Avenue in Staunton with one lane each…
November 4, 2026
A Bike Gave One Parent 30 Extra Minutes a Day to Walk Her Kids to SchoolBikes for NeighborsUpdates

A Bike Gave One Parent 30 Extra Minutes a Day to Walk Her Kids to School

A Bikes for Neighbors bike cut a medical assistant's commute from 20 to 25 minutes…
October 28, 2026
Build a Route to Somewhere That Matters: Charles Brown at the Shenandoah Valley Bike-Walk SummitStreets are for peopleStaunton

Build a Route to Somewhere That Matters: Charles Brown at the Shenandoah Valley Bike-Walk Summit

Author Charles T. Brown told Valley leaders at the October 2026 Shenandoah Valley Bike-Walk Summit…
October 28, 2026
Western Slope Moves to Sunday-Only Access for Hunting SeasonUpdatesMassanutten Western Slope Trails

Western Slope Moves to Sunday-Only Access for Hunting Season

From October 31 through January 2, the Western Slope trails are open on Sundays only…
October 27, 2026

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