Bike-Fort Bend County

05/27/2026

📣‼️🎉 All residents of Cinco Ranch and bordering Harris County: here is an update from Willow Fork Drainage District regarding sidewalks improvements and new trails connections. A lot of progress! We have redacted it slightly, but it will give you an idea what to expect soon.

✅Please, whenever your local authorities (Town Hall, HOA, MUDs, etc) have a public meeting - show up and support the infrastructure improvements!

1. Mason Road sidewalk from Cinco Ranch Blvd to T103: Construction
underway. Estimated completion end of June.

2. Harris Co Mason Rd sidewalk north of T103 to Kingsland Blvd:
Construction to start in June

3. 🎉 WFDD T103 trail from Mason Rd to Fry Rd: Construction contract
awarded, waiting on pipeline letter of no objection before county will issue
permit to start.

4. 🎉NEW TRAIL! WFDD T103 from Fry Rd to George Bush Park trail: USACE permit at
Harris Co Attorney office, then commissioner's court, then back to USACE for
signature. Desilting of channel underway to be complete in August. Hope
this construction will start in September.

5. 🎉 NEW TRAIL! WFDD XYZ trail from Exploration Park looping up to Buffalo Bayou:
Construction contract awarded: construction to start July 1.

6. 🎉 CROSSING BETWEEN GBP AND BASEBALL FIELDS!!! Harris/Ft Bend Counties Westheimer Pkwy crossing at FFPS/Freedom
Parks: Bidding June 12th, construction should start this fall.

7. 🎉 NEW TRAIL! Harris Co/Memorial MUD T103 trail north to Highland Knolls: August
bid, construction should start this fall/winter.

8. Mason Road & Diversion Channel underpass: waiting on meeting with
Ft Bend Co. to find out if they have a plan to fund the underpass.

9. Katy Boardwalk Extension on VA3 channel: Discussions with Harris Ft
Bend MUD #1: waiting to hear if they are interested in completing trail out
to Roesner Road.

10. FM 723 bikeway from Westpark Tollway to Brazos River at Rosenberg:
construction underway. 2028 completion estimate.

11. Grand Parkway/99 10' wide sidepaths with frontage roads:
construction to start this fall and finish in about 2 years.

05/10/2026

02/16/2026

FYI. The City of Sugar Land, Texas – City Government

Neon Nights Kickoff Ride!

Light up your bike and join us for the first Neon Nights ride at Sugar Land Memorial Park. This relaxed, glow-filled evening is all about cruising the park, enjoying the night air, and soaking up the community energy.

Think less race, more roll. Smiles, conversation, and good vibes encouraged. Bring your lights, cue up your playlist, and help turn Memorial Park into the brightest spot in Sugar Land.

Join us on Saturday, March 7 at 6:45 p.m. in Sugar Land Memorial Park (15300 University Blvd.)!

Important: By joining the ride, participants acknowledge and assume all risks inherent to bicycling, including traffic, trail conditions, weather, and unforeseen hazards, and release the City from liability for any injury, damage, or loss. Riders are responsible for their own safety and must obey all traffic laws.

02/08/2026

If you care about being able to safely get around on foot and by bike where you live, please contact your member of Congress and key transportation policy decision-makers Senator Shelley Moore Capito, Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, Representative Rick Larsen and Rep. Sam Graves

People overwhelmingly agree: Federal funding should be invested in bicycling and walking infrastructure.

But funding programs that help make trails and active transportation infrastructure possible in places across the country are at risk. Add your voice and help us send the message that walking and biking infrastructure is essential to you and your community: https://www.keepamericaactive.org/take-action

02/04/2026

Tomorrow!!!

If you are a cyclist, health professional, planner, or educator interested in making Fort Bend County a safer place to bike, please join us this Wednesday at 1pm at the following link: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/28784242812953?p=9XpuH39AJbRjqu950P

02/01/2026

Cool Cat Cycles

11/07/2025

Cycling is more than speed, medals, or breaking records. At its heart, it is a test of resilience, determination, and self-discovery. Every ride, whether on city streets, mountain trails, or endless country roads, challenges both the body and the mind.

The photo above perfectly captures the essence of cycling: sweat, dirt, exhaustion, and the pure joy of crossing the finish line. Success is not only about being first; it is about showing up, pushing past your limits, and refusing to quit when your body begs for rest.

What makes cycling truly special is its personal nature. Some ride to compete, some to stay healthy, and others simply for the feeling of freedom. Regardless of the reason, every cyclist understands the unique empowerment that comes from pushing through fatigue, reaching the summit after a tough climb, or crossing the finish line after a long struggle.

Cycling builds more than physical strength; it builds character. The discipline gained on the bike translates into everyday life: perseverance through challenges, patience on long journeys, and appreciation for small victories.

The rider in this photo reminds us that cycling is not limited to a certain body type or background. It is for anyone willing to embrace the challenge and chase the feeling of freedom on two wheels. Her raised arms tell a story of grit and triumph, proof that the human spirit can overcome any obstacle.

Ultimately, cycling teaches a simple but powerful lesson: success is not about being the fastest or the strongest, it is about never giving up. And that is a finish line anyone can cross.

Image via Rosilene Donato (dra.donato instagram)

10/29/2025

🚴‍♂️✨ Two-wheeled history moment!
Today we tip our helmets to John Kemp Starley — the mechanical genius who gave the world the modern bicycle!

He passed away on October 29, 1901, but his invention keeps us rolling strong more than a century later. 🙌

Starley’s 1885 Rover Safety Bicycle replaced the wobbly high-wheelers with a stable, chain-driven design — the blueprint for every modern ride. So next time you’re cruising, climbing, or coasting downhill yelling “Wheeee!”, thank John for making bikes safe, sleek, and oh-so-fun. 😄

⚙️ Here’s to the wheel deal, the chain-ring king, and the true OG of cycling innovation!

🚲💨

06/26/2025

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04/28/2025

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https://www.click2houston.com/news/local/2025/04/27/harris-county-sheriffs-deputies-are-looking-for-the-driver-who-hit-two-juveniles-in-north-harris-county/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=snd&utm_content=kprc2&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR7WFyXRaqQhudD7YgCkHfEt7E0CS2jCfN5PbPePpX0GSOwxVN4s9tpaU-dyCQ_aem_wHCZ2FgVHfI2hm7M-PKyIQ

According to investigators, two juveniles were on Airline Drive and Hill Road around 2 a.m. when they were hit by the driver. Investigators said the victims, a boy and a girl, were taken to the hospital in critical condition.