Danvers Rail Trail

The Danvers Rail Trail Advisory Committee, established in 2009, consists of nine volunteer members appointed by the Town Manager. Its mission is to explore and promote the development of a 4.3-mile recreational trail along an abandoned railroad corridor leased to the Town by the MBTA. The Committee works to maximize the trail’s potential for diverse recreational uses, ensuring it benefits all residents. Key efforts include securing grants and funding, minimizing costs to the Town, engaging the community and abutters, collaborating with the MBTA, and overseeing the design, construction, and long-term maintenance of the trail.

Bike-Walk Alliance of NH

The Bike-Walk Alliance of NH (BWANH) educates, advocates, and activates to improve walking and biking conditions statewide. Our goal is to encourage more people to walk and bike, strengthening the economy, promoting health, and enhancing community connectivity. BWANH aims to build a strong support base, achieve policy changes, and establish a sustainable business model to serve New Hampshire’s walkers and bikers. We also engage supporters on key issues and provide fiscal sponsorship to affiliate organizations, including the Central New Hampshire Bicycle Coalition and New Hampshire Rail Trails Coalition, all working toward better conditions for active transportation across the state.

NH Rail Trails Coalition

The mission of the organization is to promote the development, maintenance, and active use of trails constructed along New Hampshire's railroad corridors. Our vision is to see New Hampshire create a world-class system of rail trails that can be enjoyed for active use year-round. To achieve this, our goals include sharing information about the planning, funding, construction, and maintenance of rail trails, while also providing a unified voice for the common needs of rail trail groups to state and federal agencies. Additionally, we aim to increase public awareness and encourage the use of New Hampshire’s rail trails, all while promoting safety and enjoyment for all users permitted on these trails.

Ride to End Alz

All routes start and finish at Hampton Beach State Park in Hampton, NH, with scenic options ranging from 30-100 miles. Riders will enjoy stunning views, cycling along New Hampshire’s coast and through Massachusetts towns. Trained SAG crews, law enforcement, and medical support ensure safety. Participants will receive a light breakfast, pit stops with snacks, and a post-Ride beach bash with live music, barbecue, and cold beer. A $500 minimum fundraising requirement is needed to participate, with 90% of funds raised going directly to Alzheimer's and dementia research. Join us in honoring loved ones and supporting the quest for a cure.

North East Youth Cycling

NEYC welcomes and embraces all student athletes, regardless of ability and experience level. There are no try-outs and no pressure to race. We encourage all student athletes to try racing because it is a great way to meet friends, build community, and experience personal growth. NEYC empowers student athletes to grow through cycling, providing an engaging alternative to traditional sports. We aim to get more kids on bikes, fostering a lifelong passion for cycling that families can enjoy together. 

Bikes & Beers Hampton

Register for New Hampshire's 7th Annual Bike Ride & Beer Festival 2025 at Smuttynose Brewing! Choose from 15, 30, or 45-mile routes through Hampton’s scenic roads, followed by a post-ride Beer Festival with craft beers, live music, food trucks, and a raffle. All rides include marked routes, GPS instructions, SAG support, and refreshments. After the ride, enjoy two complimentary beers, a collectible pint glass, and a chance to win prizes. This event benefits the Bike-Walk Alliance of NH and the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. All levels are welcome—join the fun, celebrate cycling, and give back!

NEMBA

North East Mountain Bike Association

NEMBA is a community of mountain bikers committed to creating epic riding experiences, preserving open space, and guiding the future of mountain biking in New England. We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit focused on recreational trail advocacy with 33 Chapters throughout New England and 8,000 members. Our goal is to promote the best that mountain biking has to offer, steward the trail systems where we recreate, and ensure access to open space.

SABR

Seacoast Area Bicycle Riders