Bike Passes into the Interior Now Include Conservancy Membership
The new annual Freewheeler Bike Passes made their
debut on January 1st, 2009. They are a great way to
enjoy the fresh air and challenging twists and turns of
the Island's 40 miles of roadway open to mountain
biking, including the extra added benefits of
Conservancy membership. Island residents receive a
25% discount on memberships that now include the
Freewheeler Bike Pass.
Each level of membership provides another level of
benefits. For example:
- Friend Level ($35, Students $25) - A cyclist receives an annual Freewheeler
Bike Pass, Conservancy Membership, including a subscription to the
Conservancy Times.
- Explorer Level ($65) - A biker receives an annual Freewheeler Pass,
Conservancy Membership, unlimited admission for two to the Wrigley Memorial
& Botanical Garden, and all the benefits of the Friend Level.
- Adventurer Level ($125) - Riders receive annual Family Freewheeler Passes, all
the benefits of the Explorer Level, unlimited Garden admission for five, a 10%
discount at the Explore Store, and more!
There are several ways to become a Conservancy Member. The easiest way is to
click here. You can also call Conservancy House in Avalon at (310) 510-2595 ext. 100,
or stop in, we are at 125 Clarissa Avenue, Avalon 90704.
Membership applications are also available at the Airport in the Sky (310) 510-0143, or
at the Two Harbors Visitor Center (310) 510-4205.
When you are ready to go cycling, bring your Mountain bike with big knobby, all-terrain tires (no hybrids) and hard-shelled bike helmets that meet safety standards with you and pick up your Freewheeler Bike Pass for yourself or for your family. Make sure to take plenty of drinking water on your ride into the interior.
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