A bike riding program through Branson Parks has a new opportunity for those without a bicycle.
The details below from a City of Branson Press Release:
The Branson Parks & Recreation Department is excited to announce that it will now be able to loan out bikes to kids at no cost to participate in the FREE Trips for Kids TriLakes program, an organization that provides safe, professionally led group bicycle rides to promote healthy lifestyles, environmental awareness, and personal empowerment for young people of all communities, especially those in need.
There are multiple group rides scheduled for the month of September:
Mountain biking experience at White River Valley Trail System September 10 at 4:30 p.m.
Trail ride along Roark Valley Creek Trail starting at Stockstill Park September 13 and 27 at 5:30 p.m.
This program is available for children in fourth through twelfth grade. They will be able to meet up with fellow riders in the group, led by coaches Mike Yarnal and Branson Police Officer, Jesse Wilcox. Parents are also encouraged to attend and ride along!
For more information on the TriLakes Trips for Kids chapter and how to get involved in the group rides, please visit our TriLakes Trips for Kids section on our website, BransonParksandRecreaiton.com under Programs and Special events.
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