Trailblazer Activities
Our mission and vision is to connect people and places, to promote active lifestyles and to see a more vibrant Evansville! We purpose to collaborate with others in our community to provide activities featuring different areas of the Pigeon Creek Greenway Passage, and urban and park trails throughout Evansville. We make this happen through our partnerships with corporate, nonprofit and individual community Trailblazers. You can become a Trailblazer too! CLICK HERE to signup.
National Participation Days
Wednesday, April 3 - National Walking Day
Saturday, April 27 - Go outside for Celebrate Trails Day: A Day of Service for Hometown Trails and the People Who Love Them
Spring Urban Hike - Moutoux Park at 10am
May is Bike Month!
Wednesday, May 8 - National Bike & Roll to School Day
Saturday, June 1 - National Trails Day (First Saturday in June )
American Discovery Trail Challenge
October is Pedestrian Safety Month
Wednesday, October 9 - National Walk and Roll to School Day
2024 Spring Urban Hikes in Parks!
Go take a hike! Be a part of active Evansville! Join us for a series of spring hikes, enjoying local trails within city parks!
Bicycle Rodeo
Join us May 4th for our Bicycle Rodeo!
What is a Bicycle Rodeo? A bicycle rodeo is a clinic to teach children the skills and precautions to ride a bicycle safely. Participates will learn how to stop, start, and other bicycle safety skills!
Register today!
Free Saturday Hikes at Wesselman Woods- May 2024
The Evansville Trails Coalition (ETC) partners with the National Center for Safe Routes to School (NCSRTS), the agency coordinating the Walk and Bike to School Day events. Like NCSRTS, ETC is committed to empowering our community to make walking and bicycling to school a safe, appealing, preferred choice for families and children.
*Since 1997, communities have been coming together for Walk to School Day. This year, the global coronavirus pandemic means that travel to school may be different than prior years. In some places, schools are open and students are able to walk and roll to school. In other places, the school trip might just be to the living room. Regardless, communities across the country tell us that they remain committed to participating in Walk to School Day this year—and that the reasons for participation remain the same, with physical activity, safety and social connectedness rising to the top.
To allow participation across learning environments, families, neighborhoods and schools are all invited to register participation this year. Walk to School Day activities might happen at home, around the neighborhood or at school…there’s room for everyone!
