Bikeable Date Ideas in Bellevue
Posted on May 22, 2024May is National Bike Month, and we have bikeable date ideas for you!
Is your date a foodie? Ride 5 minutes from downtown Bellevue to Whisk, 10385 Main St, to take a one-of-a-kind cooking class. After your unique dining experience, ride a short way to Bellevue Downtown Park to watch the sunset as you relax on the grass and listen to the waterfall for a romantic end to the evening.
Looking for a more adventurous date? Ride 7 minutes from downtown Bellevue to Meydenbauer Bay Park, 9899 Lake Washington Blvd NE. Park the bikes, rent a two-person canoe or kayak, and embark on a thrilling exploration of the bay together! After working up an appetite, ride back downtown for a well-deserved dinner and drinks.
Is your date's FYP cottage core? Visit Larsen Lake Blueberry Farm, 700 148th Ave SE. The farm, open March through September, offers a delightful array of fresh seasonal fruits and vegetables, cut flowers, and u-pick and frozen blueberries (the season is usually July through September). From Downtown, take Lake Hills Connector and SE 8th St for a 27-minute ride. After picking up your fruit and veggies, ride to Larsen Lake for a picnic, basking in the joy of your freshly picked produce, before heading back to city life!
Does your date love to connect to other cities via bike? Take them on an exciting, safe, beautiful bike adventure from Bellevue to Seattle, Kirkland, Redmond and more using one of the areas wonderful bike and pedestrian paths including the 520, I-90, Cross Kirkland Corridor or the 2 Line! In fact, we suggest taking the 2 Line to the BelRed Arts District to spot as many public art installations as you can find for a friendly competition!
For more information on sustainable travel options and how to log your travel for rewards, visit ChooseYourWayBellevue.org