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Cheyenne’s annual Bike to Work Day returns on Wednesday, June 24, offering free morning meals, group rides and neighborhood events designed to nudge more residents onto two wheels. The celebration is part of a larger Bike Week that promotes healthier commutes, less traffic and community connection across the city.
The weeklong program runs June 21–26, with the focal point on June 24 when commuters are encouraged to ride to work and join organized activities. Organizers say the events aim to make cycling visible, safe and social for families and casual riders as well as daily commuters.
Morning fuel and neighborhood stops
Starting at 7 a.m. on June 24, several stations will hand out free breakfast to cyclists. Riders can drop by any participating location for a quick bite before work.
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- Blue Federal Credit Union, 114 E. 7th Ave.
- Paris West, 1719 Central Ave.
- Omelet House, 216 E. 17th St.
- Western Visa Credit Union / Ranch Eats, 1920 Thomas Ave.
- The Paramount Cafe, 1607 Capitol Ave.
- Laramie County Library System & Foundation, 2200 Pioneer Ave.
The breakfast stations operate from 7 to 9 a.m., giving commuters a window to stop in without disrupting their schedules.
The Poker Run: ride, collect, win
Through 6 p.m. on June 24, bikers can take part in a citywide Poker Run. Participants visit participating businesses by bike, draw a playing card at each stop and assemble a five-card hand. The best poker hand recorded at the after-work event wins a prize.
This activity combines light competition with local business engagement and encourages riders to explore different neighborhoods by bicycle.
After-work gathering and family rides
An evening event at Freedom’s Edge Brewing Co. runs from 5 to 8 p.m. on June 24. Expect live music, food trucks and a place to turn in Poker Run cards. It’s also the launching point for the group’s planned family-friendly slow roll.
The Cheyenne Slow Roll Group will lead a ride that departs Freedom’s Edge at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, June 24. A second family ride is scheduled for the weekend during Superday at Lions Park; riders will assemble at the North Shelter. Check the city’s event page for the most current start time for the weekend ride.
- Poker Run: June 20–June 24 (cards due by 6 p.m. June 24)
- Bike to Work Day breakfasts: June 24, 7–9 a.m.
- After-work event: June 24, 5–8 p.m., Freedom’s Edge Brewing Co.
- Slow Roll (after-work): June 24, departs 6 p.m. from Freedom’s Edge
- Superday Slow Roll: Saturday, June 27, departing from Lions Park North Shelter (confirm time)
Whether you ride daily or are trying cycling for the first time, the week offers low-pressure ways to connect with other riders and learn more about safe, practical bicycling in Cheyenne. For full details, maps and the Poker Run sheet, visit www.cheyennecity.org/bikeweek.
