Frederick Pedalers

Friendly Cyclists in Frederick County, MD

Main Content

The Frederick Pedalers Bicycle Club was founded in 1973. The club is a non-profit volunteer-led organization that promotes bicycling in Frederick County by leading rides, conducting cycling classes and cycling outreach activities.

Weekly Rides

Monocacy Middle School Ride

When: Sundays (year-round)
Time: 9:30am
Where: Monocacy Middle School
Length: C-pace, 20-25 miles
Ride Leader: Kathy Dollar
Ride Description: This is a "no cue sheet ride". We wander around the west side of Route 15, picking a slightly different route each week. No go if rain, snow, or icy roads. Check your email, this site, or the Facebook on Sunday morning for any changes or cancellations.

Wednesday Group Rides

When: Wednesdays (April - September)
Time: 6:00pm
Where: Utica Park
Length: B, CC, C, D paces, 20-40 miles
Ride Leaders: Any member can lead
Ride Description: Various rides over typical rolling Frederick County terrain in and around Utica Park.

Ride Reports

Have a ride you would like to post? Send us a draft, with pictures if you have them, and we’ll see that it gets posted.

More Ride Reports

Club & Cycling News

A compilation of news from The Pedalers and other cycling web sites: touring, safety, local clubs, and advice.

Train for the Tour de Frederick!

Have you ever wanted to complete a metric century (~62 miles)? Here is a chance for riders to build their confidence and strength as we prepare for the Tour de Frederick on 8/13/2022.

If there is interest, email me at clubmail@frederickpedalers.org. We will schedule weekend rides starting the end of June/beginning of July along last year’s ride route in order for riders to build strength and endurance in order for them to complete their goals.

Training rides will be at the “C” pace 10-12 mph. Riders should be prepared to ride between 25 and 30 miles over rolling hills and it is highly encouraged that you ride at least one or two additional days per week to prepare for these rides. Hope to see you there – Patrick

More News