Looking for fun ways to connect with nature this weekend? We've got you covered!
Driving on NYE is a terrible idea. Use GoPhillyGo to get easy walking, biking, and transit directions to these great places to watch the fireworks.
Discover fun, simple ways to spark your little one's love for nature this Fall and Winter with expert tips and activities from local educators!
Sign-up and log one ride this month for a chance to win prizes from WaWa and Philadelphia Brewing Co.!
Join the challenge and log your bike rides this month for a chance to win prizes!
With summer in full swing and temperatures reaching all time highs, let GoPhillyGo be your guide to keeping cool.
Enjoy an outdoor movie this summer without the hassle of driving! Get there with GoPhillyGo!
Cool off in a pool, and get there sustainably with GoPhillyGo!
Ride an Indego bike to these 5 parks!
You made it through Winter, and Spring is here! Lace up your hiking shoes and tune up your bike because it’s time to hit the trails!
Beat the heat and stay cool with GoPhillyGo.
Learn about our multimodal trip to the Audubon Center at Mill Grove and hear from Director Angie Wenger about what you will see and experience on your visit.
The Tulpehaking Nature Center at the Abbott Marshlands is closer to you than you think, and you don’t need a car to get here from Philadelphia or Trenton. Learn more from Director of Environmental Education Kelly Rypkema.
Do you like to bike all year round? So do we! Watch and listen to our slideshow about why we bike all year long in Part 1 of our series on winter biking!
Temperatures in forests can be significantly cooler. Use GoPhillyGo to find shaded places to beat the heat and relax outdoors.
Enoy free boating, creek studies, and trips to the Jersey Shore this summer without the hassle of high gas prices and traffic. Plan a sustainable trip to fun water activities with GoPhillyGo.
Parks on Tap is at a key location for you to enjoy some trail time, and GoPhillyGo can show you how to make the most of your visit with easy directions to nearby destinations and points of interest.
Enhance your well being by spending time outside. Find exciting places to walk, roll, or ride with GoPhillyGo.
Explore miles of paved trails and enjoy a skyline view from 55 feet above the Delaware and Cooper Rivers.
Kayak tours, free fishing days, and a stream study in the Tacony Creek are all fun water themed activitis taking place this month, and you don't need a car to enjoy them!
The bikeshed and walkshed maps allow you to see a highlighted area within 15-60 minutes of a particular location.
GoPhillyGo Tours are preplanned itineraries that allow you to explore three or more destinations that are related or close to each other.
Philly has some great destinations that provide you with everything you need for a safe trip on a river or lake and you don't need a car to get there.
SEPTA's brand new Route 49 bus passes close to 18 GoPhillyGo destinations, and if you bring your bike, you can get to even more!
River Alive! at Independence Seaport Museum uses state of the art technology to teach kids about the Delaware River Watershed and combines science, role playing, and art in one amazing space!
Philadelphia and Indego began a two month pilot program and put 10 E-Bikes into their bike share system. If all goes well there could be a lot more coming next year.
Construction is finished and SRT users can now enjoy a revamped section of the trail and a boardwalk looping over a major habitat for the endangered red bellied turtle.
There's no need to use a car to get to the shore this summer. NJ Transit will pick you up in Philadelphia and have your toes in the sand in no time at all.
Don’t let its original purpose as a final resting place for some of the wealthiest Philadelphians of the Victorian era scare you. The Woodlands is a great place to take a run or an easy stroll and a great green space in West Philly.
Rail Park Phase 1 is the coolest new green space in Philadelphia and GoPhillyGo will get you to this amazing quarter mile park!
Watch Mayor Jim Kenney and Councilman Kenyatta Johnson deliver remarks at the trail opening ceremony for the South to Christian segment of the SRT
Welcome to Spring. Despite what your eyes may see, warm weather and sunshine are just around the bend. We want to help you shake that cabin fever, and get some prescribed nature time!
Once in a while, a nice day pops up in a season of seemingly endless noreasters. The best thing to do is find your way to the nearest trail, and spend as much time as you can enjoying nature!
The Fairmount Water Works is playing matchmaker with freshwater mussels and fish from the Schuylkill River. This unlikely partnership will bring back the once plentiful freshwater mussel, and provide the Schuylkill River with tiny living filters who inadvertently clean our water.
Your weekly and monthly transpass turns into a trailpass on Saturday and Sunday. You can bring your bike on all weekend trains, or connect to another SEPTA route for a multimodal trip to destinations all over our region.
A new curated art exhibit at the Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education examines a watershed's unique characteristic, and encourages visitors to explore their own local streams, creeks and rivers.
There are a ton of great parks and outdoor spaces along SEPTA's transit routes. You may be surprised how quickly you can get from major urban centers to green space. Here are a few quick trips you can plan today on GoPhillyGo
Philadelphia has the highest rate of vehicle involved pedestrian deaths in the entire country.
The Wissahickon Environmental Center is surrounded by some of Philadelphia's last remaining forests and meadows.
