Pedal and Paddle for Paths

Event a fundraiser for the Gateway to Glacier Trail.

By Justin Franz June 9, 2015

Ryan Mcilhargy rides his bike to hungry course along a bike path adjacent to Hwy 2 near Coram. Mcilhargy rides to and from his job at Glacier Grill everyday and says the bike path makes the commute more bearable. Steele Williams/Flathead Beacon

When: Saturday, June 20, at 1:30 p.m.

Where: Columbia Falls and the North Fork

More Information: www.gatewaytoglaciertrail.com

If you’re looking for a way to enjoy the scenic wonders of Glacier National Park and support a good cause check out the Pedal and Paddle for Paths event for the Gateway to Glacier Trail. The event starts with a bike ride up the North Fork Road to Blankenship Bridge where participants will trade in their pedals for paddles and float the North Fork. Pre-registration is $25 for adults, $15 for kids ages 8 to 17, and kids under 8 are free.

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