Events

Bikeable Santa Rosa

If you live in Santa Rosa California, you know that biking is not safe nor convenient yet.  Bikeable Santa Rosa is working to change that.  They are organizing “slow rides” to make biking more visible, advocating for protected bike lanes and pathways and having fun in the process.  They are pushing the Santa Rosa City Council to lower speed limits in town, fix dangerous intersections and build better safe bike infrastructure.

If you live in Santa Rosa, consider joining Bikeable Santa Rosa and participate in their slow rides.

Recumbent Trike Demo Day

Saturday September 17, 9 am – 1 pm

at
The Arlene Francis Center
(across the street from)
BikePartners Bike Shop
512 Wilson Street
Santa Rosa
(in historic Railroad Square)
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We’ll have the entire lineup of all ten (10) TerraTrike recumbent trike models here for you see and try out at no cost. Take them on a spin on the SMART pathway or the Santa Rosa Creek Trail.Recumbent trikes are a joy to ride! Whether you are unable to ride a two-wheel bicycle, or simply wish to enjoy the unique riding experience that these amazing trikes offer — we have the perfect trike for you!We’ll have special offers and/or pricing on trike purchases made during Demo Day.

Celebrate Trails Day Bike Tour

Join EcoRing for a socially distanced cycling ride on Celebrate Trails Day.  Learn about the Sonom Marin Adventure Trail.

April 23, 2022

Learn about the campaign to stitch together several existing multi-use pathways together with extensions to for an 84 mile trail from Sausalito on the San Francisco Bay to the Redwoods north of the Russian River in Sonoma County.   Learn some of the  colorful history of the narrow-gauge steam-powered North Pacific Coast Railroad as we ride a portion of its route in Marin County.  Compare historic photos with the present day conditions and dream of completion of this trail.

This is a free event lead by Rick Coates to familiarize citizens with the potential to convert the entire original right-of-way from Sausalito to Cazadero to a multi-use pathway and bike route.  This is a bring-your-own-bike event.  The distance is approximately 20 miles.  Either bring a sack lunch or purchase lunch at food venders during lunch break.  Please register by emailing rcoates@sonic.net.

Click here to learn more about the railroad and EcoRing’s proposed 84-mile Sonoma- Marin Adventure Trail.

Sonoma Marin Adventure Trail

 

Advanced Route guided by Sara Baughn: Duncans Mills to Occidental– loop to ocean/Highway 1 and back to Duncans Mills on River Rd

https://www.strava.com/routes/2801657646457293152

Ride with Rick Coates, Environmentalist of the Year, to learn more about the railroad and EcoRing’s proposed 84-mile Sonoma Marin Adventure Trail.

Get your tickets here.

Pastries and coffee available Duncans Mills.  Buy your own lunch in Occidental or bring a sack lunch.  Bring your own bike and helmet or rental bikes are available starting at $40 through Getaway Adventures.  Make bike reservation two weeks in advance by calling our partner Getaway Adventures at (800) 499-2453.

Sonoma Marin Adventure Trail

The San Anselmo Inn is open!—Come and stay in our great town in the heart of Marin

 

We are excited to finally accept guests, both new and those who have become our friends and family over the years.

We have renovated many rooms, our lobby to allow contactless check-ins, and we will continue to remain focused on providing the best service while keeping our employees and our guests safe and  healthy.

Our own Valenti & Co and all other San Anselmo restaurants offer outdoor dining, including the week-end “dine on the ave”
pedestrians only on San Anselmo Avenue.

We look forward to seeing you soon!

(415) 455 5366
www.sananselmoinn.com