In April 2026, Chattanooga’s Two Bikes Chattanooga hosted the second annual Bike Camp, a non-competitive, community-focused cycling event that has rapidly become a highlight of the Southeast’s outdoor calendar. Held from April 10 to 12 at the Reflection Riding Arboretum & Nature Center, the event attracted cycling enthusiasts from across the region. (app.betterunite.com)
Event Highlights
The 2026 Bike Camp expanded upon its inaugural success, offering a diverse array of activities designed to engage participants of all ages and skill levels. The weekend’s itinerary included:
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Secret Ride: An exclusive ride led by the GenoSack crew, providing a unique cycling experience through Chattanooga’s scenic landscapes. (app.betterunite.com)
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Workshops and Activities: Educational sessions on bikepacking, led by experts from The Radavist and Bikepacking.com, as well as hands-on activities like broom-making and a salamander meander, fostering a deeper connection with the natural environment. (app.betterunite.com)
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Community Dinner: A communal meal prepared by Tucker Build and served at Mean Jeans, emphasizing local cuisine and community spirit. (app.betterunite.com)
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Group Rides: A series of group rides on Sunday, ranging from 20 to 60 miles, catering to various fitness levels and showcasing the region’s diverse terrain. (app.betterunite.com)
Special Guests and Entertainment
The event featured notable guests, including special guest Ronnie Romance and musical act Twain, adding to the vibrant atmosphere of the weekend. (app.betterunite.com)
Community Impact
Two Bikes Chattanooga, a nonprofit bike shop established two years ago, has been instrumental in fostering a stronger, more connected cycling community in the Oak Grove area. Their commitment to inclusivity and community engagement was evident throughout the Bike Camp, as they continue to draw cyclists from across the country for unique events like this festival. (wutc.org)
Looking Ahead
As Bike Camp continues to grow, it solidifies its position as a premier event for cycling enthusiasts seeking a blend of adventure, education, and community. The success of the 2026 edition sets a promising precedent for future gatherings, ensuring that Two Bikes Chattanooga remains at the forefront of promoting cycling culture in the Southeast.
For more information on upcoming events and initiatives, visit Two Bikes Chattanooga’s official website. (twobikeschattanooga.com)