Aaron Donovan

13 miles. 10 peaks. This is not your ordinary walk in the park. See the city like never before! On Peak to Peak, you'll discover hidden stairways and explore new paths while raising funds to make San Francisco a safer, better place to walk.

Demand a safe bikeway on Fell St. while protesting BP's destruction of the Gulf. Ongoing protests.

After wading through the official bureaucratic process for over a year with mediocre results, citizen activists decided to fix a section of Fell Street where motorists have blocked the bike lane for 10 years to enter the ARCO gas station.

In addition to our normal meeting, we will be hearing a presentation from Dr. Rajiv Bhatia titled as follows:

Join us in a lively discussion of the importance of open government in the era of open data and open source, hosted in San Francisco's beautiful City Hall. Hear from visionaries on:

See Donald Shoup, author of The High Cost of Free Parking, speak about the critical reasons cities need to reform their parking policies.

"Willie Weir, world-traveling cyclist, author, and columnist in Adventure Cycling magazine, is coming to Oakland! Call him cheap, frugal, a tightwad or an initiator of kindness, Willie Weir knows how to get the most bang for his bucks when it comes to traveling the world - whether it's giving the world's cheapest engagement ring, protesting an insanely over-priced fish dinner, knocking on doors for free lodging or eating his way to free ice cream. Willie will bring to life tales from his latest book Travels With Willie as a benefit for Walk Oakland Bike Oakland."

Celebrate the route bicyclists use to avoid hills--the Wiggle! A natural history of the Wiggle with plenty of social history thrown in. Walk up toward the Panhandle stopping here and there to view the distant past, then come back down the Wiggle through the most recent century of bike culture.

Celebrate the route bicyclists use to avoid hills--the Wiggle! A natural history of the Wiggle with plenty of social history thrown in. Ride up toward the Panhandle stopping here and there to view the distant past, then come back down the Wiggle through the most recent century of bike culture.

Golden Gate Park is hewn from dunes and strange historical quirks. The first driver's licensing program, the first reinforced concrete bridge, the socialite see-&-be-seen scene to show off thoroughbred horse & well-appointed buggy...Transportation history in the Park tells how our world has changed so rapidly.