Biketoberfest – 10/4

Tammie Philpott

Saturday, October 4th, 2025 – Northville, MI

Come celebrate the completion of the Phase 1 and Phase 2 Legacy Park trails with MCMBA and Northville Parks & Rec‘s Biketoberfest!

Meet at the Essential Services Complex from 10am – 4pm for food, music, photo ops, and group rides. The event is FREE but requires waiver signed at check-in or save time with online registration.

A group ride will be available @ 10:30am and a women lead no-drop group ride at 1pm.

FREE cider and donuts in the morning, lunch at noon, s’mores available in the afternoon. (first come first served).

Dress in your favorite Halloween costume and enjoy family-friendly activities, whether you bike or not!

Sponsors for the event include, Daylight Brand, Clever Fox and Trek of Walled Lake

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