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 Executive Director
Eric Gilliland
Safety Education Program Manager
Dorcas Adkins
Membership & Development Manager
Susanna Murley
Safety Education Program Coordinator
Glen Harrison
Program Manager
Jeff Peel
Intern
Eitan Freedenberg
Office Volunteers
Bruce Dwyer
Jon Fleming
Ken Jacques
John Telesco
About Event Hub
Event Hub is WABA's bi-monthly events and volunteer email.
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rock creek park survey » |
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Volunteers needed for Rock Creek Trail Usage Counts
WABA is conducting a usage survey to help us determine whethor or not the scheduled improvements to the trail will be adequate for cyclists.
sign up here>>
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valet bike parking |
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Taste of Georgetown
10/14, 11am-4pm
Why fight traffic when you can park your bike for FREE in the middle of all the action?!?! Besides, you'll need the ride home to burn those added calories.
Volunteers needed
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upcoming events and volunteer opportunities >> |
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Traffic Delay Study
September 27, 7am-7pm
WABA is working with the DC BID and DDOT to study how changes of the downtown corridors infrastructure affects various modes of transport, including bicycles. Volunteers are needed to help with this study on Wednesday, September 27 from 7:00 am until 7:00pm, with additional days to follow. If interested please contact Jeff Peel at Jeff@waba.org or by calling the WABA office at 202.518.0524 |
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Anacostia by Bike: the River and the Ridge
September 30, 8:30 am
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| This ride, in conjunction with Cultural Tourism DC, explores the western ridge of Anacostia via Martin Luther King Blvd. to its end while visiting the neighborhoods above the Potomac River, Oxon Run Valley and Washington Highlands. |
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International Walk to School Day
October 4
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| In just one generation, the percentage of children who walk or bike to school has dropped 75% while the number of overweight children has tripled. We are all concerned about the rising obesity rates, traffic congestion, and gas prices in our area, but there is a free, healthy and more environmentally sustainable alternative: walking or biking to school. Join hundreds of area families as they participate in Walk to School Day. |
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Flooding the Headwaters of the Anacostia
October 7, 9 am
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| This tour in partnership with Earth Conservation Corps offers a rare opportunity to trace the Anacostia River from its headwaters to the mouth of the Potomac River. Participants will follow one of four routes using the Anacostia Tributary Trail system and then tour the river by boat. |
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She Got Bike!
October 1, 8:00am
Join TEAM BBC, the Baltimore Bicycling Club and Joe’s Bike Shop for a day of cycling, music, food and fun in celebration of women’s cycling. Ride through some of Baltimore County’s most scenic roads and enjoy all kinds of festivities afterwards, including the “She Got Bike!” fashion show, featuring the latest in women’s cycling gear. More info>> |
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Tour d'Epicure
October 4-6
Experience Virginia’s most breathtaking countryside and award-winning wineries from the intimate vantage point of a bicycle. On our Epicurean Tour you’ll enjoy fine cuisine at every meal, culminating in an evening at the five-star, world-renowned Inn at Little Washington. More info>> | |
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