For many people, improving their health can feel overwhelming. Gym memberships, complicated routines, and limited time often make it difficult to maintain consistent exercise habits....

Across Kentucky, communities are exploring new ways to make their streets safer, healthier, and more welcoming for residents and visitors alike. One approach gaining momentum...

For Lexington resident Cooper, cycling is deeply connected to place. He has lived across Kentucky, growing up in four different towns, including two in Eastern...

Across Kentucky, people rely on the same roads for many different purposes. Some are commuting to work. Some are running errands. Others are riding a...

On select mornings in western Kentucky, something special rolls toward Lone Oak Intermediate School (LOIS). Helmets buckled. Tires humming. Laughter echoing down the street. It’s...

Kentucky’s roads are shared spaces. Drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians all rely on the same infrastructure to get where they need to go safely. When everyone...

Walking and biking are among the most accessible ways to stay active. They do not require special equipment, expensive memberships, or advanced skills. For people...

Communities across Kentucky are thinking more intentionally about how people move through their towns and cities. Streets are not only places for cars. They are...

When winter arrives, it is easy to assume that walking and biking need to pause until warmer weather returns. In reality, active living remains important...

Bike Walk Kentucky is excited to announce the hiring of Amy Clevidence as its first contracted program manager, a milestone moment for the organization and...