GETTING MORE

GIRLS ON BIKES

Girls in Gear offers bike-based programs for girls of all ages and abilities. Whether your rider is learning to pedal for the first time or ready to take on longer rides, we have a place for her.

ProgramAgesExperience LevelFormatTime CommitmentPerfect For
Pedal Power5-13All levelsWeekly sessions8-week seasonGirls who want a weekly routine that combines skill-building on the bike with fun, confidence-building activities and biking
Glide to Ride3+Never-ridden and new ridersOne-time clinic2 hoursGirls learning to ride a two-wheeler for the first time
Camp GiG7+All levelsHalf- or full-day camp5 daysGirls who want a summer camp with biking, friendship, and adventure
Club GiG7+Confident ridersWeekly riding club8-week seasonGirls who love riding and want to push their distance + confidence
Junior Coach13-17Confident, responsible ridersLeadership roleSeason-longTeens seeking leadership skills and service hours
A flower-like graphic with a bicycle wheel at the center, decorated with a star shape, and the words 'Pedal Power' in purple curved above and below the wheel.

Pedal Power is designed for riders of all abilities - from balance bikes and tricycles to two-wheelers and everything in between. Each 90-minute session blends bike-riding skills with meaningful conversations and movement-based activities that help build strong, confident girls.

Advanced riders head out on community rides, while newer riders focus on skill-building games. Every eight-week season wraps up with a leadership event planned and led by the girls themselves.

Two young girls wearing helmets and riding bikes outdoors on a paved area with a background of trees and a basketball hoop.
Colorful rainbow-striped background with bold white text that reads 'Glide to Ride,' featuring a bicycle wheel at the end of the rainbow.

During our two-hour Glide to Ride clinics, riders build the skills they need to confidently ride a two-wheeler - all in a safe, supportive, and judgment-free environment. Led by our trained volunteer coaches, riders start with balance, then move on to turning, and finally pedaling on their own.

A young girl wearing a colorful tie-dye dress and black sneakers riding a blue bicycle, with a woman in purple athletic clothing and sunglasses bending down to her. The girl is wearing a helmet with a blue, white, and yellow polka dot pattern. They are outdoors in front of a brick building.
A light blue motorcycle helmet decorated with purple flowers and green centers, with the words 'CAMP GIG' in bold dark blue letters above it.

Camp GiG consists of five half- or full-day sessions with small groups to create a close-knit, inclusive experience. Girls will build confidence through fun riding games, teamwork challenges, and meaningful conversations - learning what it means to be a great friend and fearless leader on and off the bike.

Through biking adventures, hands-on activities, and a special environmental stewardship project, campers also learn to care for the spaces and communities they ride through.

Each day ends with our Girl Power Wall, full hearts, and the kind of strength that lasts long after the ride is over.

Group of diverse young girls and women smiling outdoors on a sunny day, standing near a bench and bicycles with trees and a partly cloudy sky in the background.
Illustration featuring the words 'Club GiG' in large letters, with a bicycle and yellow stars.

Club GiG is an all-riding, all-the-time bike club for seasoned riders who are ready to push their limits and ride farther, faster, and with confidence. Each session is grounded in a central theme that coaches reinforce during the ride, offering reflection questions that encourage personal growth, resilience, and self-discovery along the way. It’s all about going the distance - on the bike and in life.

Four children and an adult posing with bikes outdoors on a cloudy day. The children are wearing helmets and smiling, with two making peace signs. The background features trees and a paved path.
Colorful illustration with the word "Junior Coach" at around a blue whistle on a purple background with yellow stars.

Girls aged 13 to 17 can become Junior Coaches and be powerful role models while gaining leadership skills and service credits. Junior Coaches help younger riders build confidence and resilience - while making a lasting difference in their community.

A group of people, including children and adults, wearing helmets and holding bikes, standing outdoors on a wooden pathway surrounded by lush green trees and bushes on a sunny day.