Who We are
Exploring Atlanta on two wheels since 2014, The Atlanta Cycling Festival holds events year round geared towards connecting bicyclists of all ages and experience levels with each other. Our goal is to support the Bike Community in Atlanta and beyond.
Join us on two wheels!
Our Favorite Streets Monthly ride!
Join us each month for our monthly ride at Halfway Crooks Brewery! Every third Thursday at 630pm
ACF Goes Dutch!
The Atlanta Cycling Festival is organizing its first international bike tour! Our debut trip will take place in the Netherlands and Belgium where we will explore the cities of Amsterdam, Lisse, Leiden, Delft, Rotterdam, Middelburg, Bruges, Ghent, and Brussels. Experience these amazing countries like you have never before along canals, the coastline, and through beautiful medieval and modern cities.
April 3, 2025 through April 13, 2025
Bicycle Camping
Get ready for bikeglamping! The Fall camping trip is on the horizon! Join us as we ride the Silver Comet Trail to Rockmart GA to enjoy a night under the stars. This is a fully supported and fully catered trip. We will take you gear, feed you, and provide the libations. All you have to do is sit back and enjoy. Find out more HERE!
our guidelines for riding!
This is a no drop ride meaning we leave no one behind.
If you have a mechanical, call it out and pass the word to the front so we can stop and get it fixed.
Please let the ride leader lead and do not ride ahead.
Call out road hazards – holes, poles, plates, grates & tracks, including other cyclists and pedestrians when riding on trails.
If we are riding through a red light or stop sign and there is a gap between you and the riders ahead, do not assume the drivers will let you pass. Please stop. The group will stop so you can catch up.
Please be aware of the cyclists around you! Cycle predictably and no sudden stops.
No trick riding including wheelies, curb jumping, etc.
Ride side by side. Do not ride with your front wheel even with the back wheel of the rider in
front of you! This is called “half-wheeling” and if they move over suddenly into your front wheel,
you are going to crash!
We will take up one lane only. If there are two or more lanes in the direction of travel, we will generally ride in the far-right lane only. Leave room for the cars! The exception will be for parked cars and other obstacles in the far-right lane, or when we plan to turn.
Helmets are strongly recommended, and lights are required if we are riding at night.
Cycling Resources
From routes to groups, and tips to news we have everything you need. Check out how to keep that bike rolling, where to ride it, and who you can ride with here!
