Arlington Independence Day Parade - Trek Arlington Group

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🎆 Join Us for the Arlington July 4th Parade Ride! 🇺🇸

We’re excited to invite you and your family to participate in this year’s Arlington Independence Day Parade—a fun and festive bike ride to celebrate the 4th of July!

🎈 Event Details:

🚴‍♂️ Family-Friendly Parade Ride
Distance: ~2 miles
Pace: ~4 mph (very relaxed and kid-friendly)
Decorate your bikes in red, white, and blue (think garland, crepe paper, flags!)
Meeting Point: UTA Parking Lot 49 (505 Doug Russell Rd)
Arrival Time: 8:30 AM sharp

🚲 Social Ride Option:
Want a warm-up ride? Join the group rolling out from Trek Arlington South at 7:30 AM for a 9-mile social ride to UTA. After the parade, ride back to the shop for a total of 22 miles round trip.

📲 RSVP Now:
Scan the QR code on the flyer or to RSVP via Eventbrite.
Bring your patriotic spirit, decorate those bikes, and let’s represent our community with pride!
If you have any questions, feel free to reach out. See you there!Link to the Event
https://arlington4th.org/

Parade History
The Arlington Independence Day Parade is the oldest and longest-running event in Arlington. Started in 1965 by citizen Dottie Lynn and Church Women United, it was composed primarily of youth on red, white and blue-decorated bicycles, pedaling around Randol Mill Park.
It eventually became too large for the park path and has evolved into a two-mile, high-spirited, curb-to-curb ribbon of red, white and blue with more than 100 entries that rolls through downtown and UTA’s College Park District to the beat of patriotic music played by all six Arlington high schools and a variety of other musical entries.

Event Host

Trek Bicycle Arlington South