Grants Awarded

Since 1999, Bikes Belong has awarded 250 grants to bicycling projects and programs in 48 states and the District of Columbia.

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BikeNet

Organization Billings BikeNet
State MT
Year 1999
Type Bike Path

Bikes Belong Coalition approved a $10,000 grant to the Billings Parks, Recreation and Preservation Foundation for its BikeNet project to build a new bike trail from the Yellowstone River into downtown Billings along the existing rail corridor.

See map: Google Maps

City-Wide Bike Routes

Organization Alliance for Transportation Choice
State ME
Year 1999
Type Bike Routes/Lanes

Bikes Belong's $4,500 grant helped Portland's Alliance for Transportation Choice plan and implement their city bicycle network, consisting of 25 miles of bikeways and routes linking the downtown area with recreational trails, beaches, neighborhoods, and suburban communities.

See map: Google Maps

DC Metro Branch Trail

Organization Washington Area Bicyclist Association
State DC
Year 1999
Type Bike Path

Bikes Belong's first-ever grant was to the Washington Area Bicycling Association (WABA) to help develop the Metro Branch Trail. When finished, this complex, multi-year project will provide a non-motorized route from northeast D.C. to downtown, linking seven Metro stations

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Marin County North-South Greenway

Organization Marin County Bicycle Coalition
State CA
Year 1999
Type Bike Path

The Marin County Bicycle Coalition created the North-South Greenway to provide a non-motorized transportation corridor that parallels Highway 101, connecting transit centers, downtown areas, schools, and residences. Bikes Belong's early support helped the coalition secure federal and state funding for the project

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Hank Aaron Trail

Organization Bicycle Federation of Wisconsin
State WI
Year 1999
Type Bike Path

The Bicycle Federation of Wisconsin used our grant for the construction and implementation of the Hank Aaron Trail. Located in Milwaukee, the trail links the Miller Park baseball stadium with Lakeshore State Park and the Summerfest Grounds.

See map: Google Maps