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Pittsburgh Mini Climate Ride – April 23

April 17, 2011 Lindsay

The Climate Ride is a bike ride from New York to Washington, DC in May that raises money to support sustainable solutions and environmental causes.  There is also a Climate Ride in California in the fall.

Transition Pittsburgh, a newer group in Pittsburgh focused on community building and sustainable development, is organizing the Pittsburgh Mini Climate Ride.   This ride is a 15 mile bike ride around Pittsburgh which will stop at local businesses and nonprofits that are focused on sustainability.   The ride will raise funds for the national Climate Ride.

Pittsburgh Mini Climate Ride
April 23, 2011
Bike Ride 1-5pm
Happy Hour Party for riders and non riders – 5-8pm
Facebook Event Link –  http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=205860669431690

The Ride is a 15 mile loop starting and ending at OTB.  Suggested donation is $15/$20.  The tour will be stopping at the following places:

  • CCI
  • Bike PGH
  • Tree Pittsburgh
  • Grow Pittsburgh
  • East End Brewing Co
  • Transition PGH
  • and more!

The Happy Hour will also be at OTB and is free for riders and $5 for everyone else.

You can read more about the ride at BikePGH, thanks to East End Brewery for the heads up on this great event.

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Filed Under: Events, Outdoors Tagged With: bike pgh, bike ride, climate ride, sustainable pittsburgh, transition pgh, transition pittsburgh

About Lindsay

Lindsay has been writing about Pittsburgh since 2005. She likes pretzels from the Pretzel Shop on Carson St., used book stores, her rollerblades and she hopes to learn to skateboard someday soon.

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