New York City Bike Rides

	Hudson River Greenway An iconic New York City ride, this 13-mile route traces the West Side from Battery Park to the Little Red Lighthouse at the George Washington Bridge.

	Central Park The 6-mile Central Park loop in the heart of Manhattan is a staple for New York City cyclists. Ride hard, ride easy, just be sure to ride with your eyes wide open.

	The Upper Manhattan Cathedral Ride This 10.5 mile loop tours the gothic revival architecture of Upper Manhattan on some of the most cycling-friendly roads the city has to offer.

	9W to the Runcible Spoon If 9W is one of the most popular routes for New York City cyclists looking to escape Manhattan, then the Runcible Spoon is their most rewarding destination.

	River Road Ride over and along the Hudson River on this quintessential Big Apple escape—a scenic alternative to the popular 9W ride.

	The Gimbels Ride Some call it great training; some call it rugby on wheels. However you slice it, the Gimbels Ride is a tempo group ride that will hone your riding (and racing) skills on the roads between New York City and Connecticut.