Wander on Bike in Metro Atlanta Beyond the Beltline and Local Parks

Grab your Artsy Bike water bottle and let’s go! Wait, not so fast. It’s crowded out there in the usual spots for bike riding in Metro Atlanta, and that’s a (good) problem because that means human-powered movement is increasingly popular. But maintaining distance is more important than ever right now, and the overflowing Atlanta Beltline’s Eastside Trail or your local park’s multiuse path filled with packs of relatives out for walks on this Thanksgiving weekend may not be the safest choice during COVID-19’s surge.

You may find my free Baker’s Dozen self-guided bike tours particularly helpful in providing you with additional options throughout Metro Atlanta. Considering that these concerns will last through the holidays, you could even package up a tour “gift certificate” with a bike bell or a promise of a picnic to create an original, affordable holiday gift for a friend or loved one. (See more fun, functional, and free holiday gift ideas here.)

If your family or pod wants to take a bike ride together and you don’t own bikes or might have trouble transporting them to a desired and safe location to ride, consider booking a tour with Bicycle Tours of Atlanta. See their more-than-800 5-star reviews for why.