SFBC Bike to School Week Family Ride: Grattan Elementary School to Koret Children’s Playground

From SFBC:

Getting ready for Bike to School Week and eager to try biking with your kids, but not feeling up to doing it alone? We’ll get you and family ready to ride going from the schoolyard to the Koret Children’s Playground in Golden Gate Park and back on neighborhood streets.

Please bring your own bicycles and helmets. Youth under 18 must be accompanied by parent or guardian. RSVP Now

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