Friends of Falmouth Bikeways
​Friends of Falmouth Bikeways is a non-profit, membership organization dedicated to the support of bicycling and bikeways in Falmouth, Massachusetts.
Upcoming bike events:
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Biking advocacy opportunities click here
Plaque unveiling
Join us as we posthumously honor Kevin Lynch for his long history of advocating for bicycling in Falmouth. The plaque dedicated to him will be unveiled under the big elm tree across from the Depot Ave. lot, 15 feet west of the connector to Katherine Lee Bates Rd..
Sunday, October 13 at 2 pm
We urge you to bike to the event, though there will be parking available at the Depot Ave. lot and the bus station.
Helpful resources for your ride
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Location of water refill stations
Shining Sea Bikeway map
Bikepath etiquette
Townwide bike map
Watch this 3-minute video on bike path etiquette before you head for the trail! With so many users, it's important that we all know and follow the rules.
News
New art panels installed on Mid-Cape Home building
Eight beautiful new art panels depicting birds found along the bike path were installed June 28 on the back of the Mid-Cape Home building that faces the bike path. The panels were created by Jane Baker's Honors Studio Art class at Falmouth High School in cooperation with FFBW. Thanks to Jane and her incredibly talented students, and to Mid-Cape for providing the space and the staff to help hang them. Stop and admire them on your next ride/walk!
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1: Tony Marks, Jake Tenney and Zach Thomas of Mid-Cape Home helped install the panels.
2: The panels
3. The descriptive plaque
4. Paul Silvia, Jeff Oppenheim and Patty Johnson of Friends of Falmouth Bikeways help hang one of eight new art panels
Bob Fitzpatrick was honored on September 7 with a plaque on the Fitzpatrick connector across from Goodwill Park.
Here celebrating the unveiling are (right to left): Bob's wife Winnie, Bob, Friends of Falmouth Bikeways President Paul Silvia, Bob's sons Jim and David, and FFBW Board Treasurer Leonard Johnson.
Thank you, Bob, for your years of dedicated riding and helping make Falmouth a better place to bike!
