Kenosha County residents are invited to dust off their bikes, skates, and wheels of all kinds for the Annual Fall Wheel Ride to Petrifying Springs Park, set for Saturday, September 26. The beloved community tradition gives locals a fun, active way to welcome the autumn season while enjoying one of the area’s most scenic destinations.

Petrifying Springs Park — affectionately known to locals as “Pet Springs” — is a cherished Kenosha County gem, offering wooded trails, open green spaces, and the kind of natural beauty that makes a fall outing especially memorable. The annual ride has become a community staple, drawing participants of all ages and abilities who share a love of the outdoors and a good reason to get rolling together.

Whether you prefer a bicycle, a scooter, inline skates, or any other set of wheels, the event is designed to be welcoming and inclusive — a true celebration of community and the great outdoors. It’s the kind of gathering that reminds neighbors why Kenosha County is such a wonderful place to live, with public green spaces that bring people together season after season.

Petrifying Springs Park is part of the Kenosha County park system and has long served as a hub for community recreation. As the leaves begin to turn and temperatures cool, there’s no better backdrop for a leisurely ride with friends and family than the park’s winding paths and open landscapes.

So mark your calendars, pump up your tires, and head out to Petrifying Springs Park this Saturday, September 26, for a fall tradition that keeps Kenosha rolling. It’s a great opportunity to get outside, connect with neighbors, and soak in the best of what the season has to offer right here in Kenosha County.

Sources: kenoshacountyeye.com, kenoshacountywi.gov