Cotuit Cyclist for the Arts
Welcome to Cotuit Cyclists for the Arts. Free easy paced bike rides on Cape Cod!
Get Involved!
E-Bike Raffle
Support Cotuit Center for the Arts' Second Summer Cycle Team! More information on our E-Bike Raffle here.
Join a Ride
Saturday mornings are for slowing down and soaking it all in. Join Cotuit Cyclists for the Arts from May 1 through mid September for easygoing, scenic group rides across some of Cape Cod’s most beautiful bike paths. We meet at 8AM every Saturday, alternating routes weekly:
- Shining Sea Bikeway: Meet at the intersection of Route 151 and the bike path near 28A (map). Ride to Woods Hole and back.
- Cape Cod Rail Trail: Meet at Barb’s Bike Shop, 430 Route 134, South Dennis (map). Ride to the Hot Chocolate Sparrow in Orleans and back.
Each ride is social, relaxed, and fueled by great conversation—and yes, we always stop for coffee and treats.
Download the 2025 Ride Schedule [PDF]
No need to RSVP. Just show up with your helmet, bike, and love of the arts. If you are interested in joining a ride or getting involved in Cotuit Cyclists for the Arts, just send an email to david@cotuitcenterforthearts.org and I’ll be happy to welcome you. Or you can just show up at any of the rides listed, we'd love to have you!
Ride with Us in the Second Summer Cycle
We’re also recruiting riders to join our team for the Second Summer Cycle on September 14, 2025—one of the most important fundraisers of our year.
This is Cape Cod’s biggest charity bike ride, and it’s built for everyone. With routes of 15, 34, 60, and 101 miles, all rides start and end at Smugglers Beach in South Yarmouth, so no complicated logistics. The 15-mile option is ideal for newer riders or anyone looking for a shorter spin with a great cause.
Riders for Cotuit Center for the Arts raise funds as a team—there’s no individual minimum. Every dollar goes toward making the arts more accessible, vibrant, and vital on Cape Cod.
Join us, ride with purpose, and be part of a joyful community-wide celebration at the finish line with food trucks, live music, and a toast to the power of art.
