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Tuesday Night Bike Ride

Tue, Sep 22, 10:00 PM
From More Adventurous, Fun, Interesting Activities (M.A.F.I.A.)
4.8
5 attendees

Blendonwood Ravine Day Hike, 10:30 am

Mon, Sep 21, 2:30 PM
From HikeOhio!
4.8
2 attendees
MTCC Columbus Signature Ride

MTCC Columbus Signature Ride

Sat, Sep 19, 11:00 AM
From major taylor cycling club of dayton
4.8

**[Major Taylor Cycling Club (Columbus) Signature Ride](https://www.mtcc1979.com/post/pull-up-and-lock-in-your-spot-tap-the-link-below-to-open-the-official-eventbrite-registration-page)** Two wheels. One legacy. 47 years strong—hosted in Groveport and open to all who love to roll with heart. * **Welcome to the Original Signature Ride, hosted by the Major Taylor Cycling Club of Columbus, Ohio!** Join us on **Saturday, September 19, 2026** at **Madison Christian Church** for a ride rooted in purpose and driven by legacy. After **47 years** on two wheels, our journey continues—with unity, pride, and the people who make it matter. Whether you're a ***seasoned rider*** or ***just starting out***, this event invites everyone to ride forward—acknowledging the road behind us and the journey ahead. **MEET AND GREET** **Date:** September 18, 2026 **Time:** 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM **Location:** The Derby Gahanna and Taproom 505 Morrison Rd, Gahanna, Ohio 43230 **Ride has been added - 20 miles -** [https://ridewithgps.com/routes/52262881](https://ridewithgps.com/routes/52262881 "https://ridewithgps.com/routes/52262881") **Meet: 3:30 PM Roll: 3:50 PM** **MTCC Signature Ride and Lunch:** * **Date:** September 19, 2026 * **Event:** A bike ride and lunch are included with registration. All attendees, including non-riders, must register. **Riders must sign a waiver(electronally or onsite) and wear a helmet**. * **Location:** Madison Christian Church, 3565 Bixby Road, Groveport, OH 43125 * **Time:** 7:00 a.m.–3:30 pm. * **Cost:** $15.00/ $35.00 - 💡 *Heads-up: A small service fee will be added at checkout — this goes directly to Eventbrite to keep things running.* **Ride Options: (Routes to be released at a later date)** **Saturday September 19th** * **Family Ride (16 miles):** departs at 10:00 AM from Madison Christian Church, heading to Three Creeks ParTrail. No rider will be left behind. * **33 mile :** Departs at 9:00 AM. [https://ridewithgps.com/routes/56531996](https://ridewithgps.com/routes/56531996 "https://ridewithgps.com/routes/56531996") * **65 mile :** Departs at 8:00 AM. [https://ridewithgps.com/routes/56518142](https://ridewithgps.com/routes/56518142 "https://ridewithgps.com/routes/56518142") * **100 mile**: Departs at 7:00AM. [https://ridewithgps.com/routes/56531967](https://ridewithgps.com/routes/56531967 "https://ridewithgps.com/routes/56531967") **Sunday, September 20th** **Recover Ride** Recovery Ride: [https://ridewithgps.com/routes/52317349](https://ridewithgps.com/routes/52317349 "https://ridewithgps.com/routes/52317349") Meet: 8:30 AM \| Roll at 9:00 AM Location: **Wolf Park - 105 Park Dr. Bexley (Columbus) Ohio 43209**

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Tour Rumple Recycling Center, take a walk, and dine at Scotty's Cafe!

Tour Rumple Recycling Center, take a walk, and dine at Scotty's Cafe!

Thu, Oct 1, 12:50 PM
From Active Women 55+
4.9

This will be a very cool event! We will start with a tour of the Rumpke Recycling & Resource Center, the largest and most technically advanced recycling center in North America. The tour starts at 9 am so plan on arriving a few minutes early so our group can convene. There may be a few other people on our tour, which lasts an hour. From there we'll go to Nelson Park, which is about 1.4 miles from Rumpke, has parking and sits directly on Alum Creek Trail (which is paved). We'll walk about 3 miles (out and back) on Alum Creek and then head to Scotty's Cafe for lunch. Closed toe shoes with backs are required. https://www.rumpke.com/about-us/service-areas/oh/franklin-county/columbus/recycling-resource-center https://scottys-cafe.menu-world.com/#about Address: Nelson Park, 430 N. Nelson Rd., Columbus, OH Address: Scotty's Cafe, 2980 East Broad St., Columbus, OH

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19 attendees

Friday Happy Hour Hike

Fri, Sep 18, 10:05 PM
From HikeOhio!
4.8
7 attendees

Highbanks hike

Sat, Sep 26, 3:00 PM
From Gay Walkers
4.9
11 attendees
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup connects bike commuters with local groups centered around riding together. You can find and join groups of fellow cyclists who commute in your city, allowing for shared routes and networking with others who enjoy bike commuting. This platform helps you discover safer and more enjoyable commuting paths while meeting new friends.

Yes, you can find bike commuting events in your area through Meetup. Simply search for local cycling or commuter groups and browse their upcoming events. This way, you can attend planned rides, explore new routes, and enjoy commuting with others in your community.

A bike commuting group on Meetup is a community of cyclists who gather to commute by bike together. These groups often host events such as group rides to work, weekend route exploring, or even casual meetups to discuss cycling tips. Joining such a group connects you with like-minded individuals focused on commuting by bicycle.

To join a biking Meetup group, start by creating a free Meetup account. Then, search for cycling communities or commuting groups in your area. Once you find a group that interests you, join it and RSVP for upcoming events to participate in group rides and activities.

Yes, you can create your own commuting group on Meetup. As a group organizer, you can design meeting points, routes, and schedules that fit yours and potential members' needs. It's an excellent way to bring together local cyclists who share your commuting objectives.

Most commuting events are organized by local groups, providing opportunities for nearby cyclists to meet and ride together. However, interest and group activity levels can vary depending on location, so it might be valuable to explore multiple groups in your area.

Meetup does not directly organize or enforce the quality of events. Quality and organization depend on the commitment and planning of the group organizers. It's always a good idea to read group reviews and feedback to get an idea of event quality ahead of time.

Active participation is key to making connections through Meetup. Engaging with group events, contributing to discussions, and attending rides enhances social interaction and builds relationships with fellow bike commuters. The more involved you are, the richer your Meetup experience will be.

If no local groups are available, consider expanding your search radius or starting your own group. Creating a group can attract other interested cyclists who might be looking for bike commuting companions. Meetup provides the platform and tools to help launch your community.

Yes, many cycling groups focus on particular routes or destinations. When searching, look for groups that specify commuting paths similar to those you use or wish to explore. You might find adventure and improved safety by sharing the road with others.

Joining a biking group can enhance your commuting experience by offering safer, more engaging rides. You'll likely discover new routes and get tips from experienced cyclists as you share your biking journey. The camaraderie of a group can also make early morning rides more enjoyable.

Once you're part of a Meetup group, simply go to the group's event page and click 'RSVP' on events you wish to attend. This helps organizers manage group size and ensure events run smoothly, allowing everyone to maximize their biking experience.

While most events are organized with safety in mind, it's crucial to be proactive by wearing appropriate gear and carrying necessary safety equipment. Meetup itself does not guarantee event safety; it's up to organizers and participants to follow best practices during group rides.

Meetup is primarily focused on group activities rather than solo rides. However, it can connect you with experienced cyclists who may share advice on routes for individual commutes, even though group events are the main emphasis.

Meetup groups are a great resource for beginners. Many cycling communities welcome new commuters, offering tips on gear, routes, and safety. By joining, you can learn from seasoned cyclists and ease into bike commuting with support and shared resources.