Public Affairs: Ryan Kern with Washington Co. Econ. Development and Bike Across Kansas - 6/7/2025
Jun 07, 12:00 PM
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Washington County Gears Up to Welcome "Bike Across Kansas" Cyclists on June 11th
Washington, KS – Washington County is preparing for a significant influx of visitors next week as "Bike Across Kansas," the annual cross-state bicycle tour, makes its stop in the city of Washington on Wednesday, June 11th.
Katy Jeter recently spoke with Ryan Kern, Director of Washington County Economic Development and Travel/Tourism, to discuss the upcoming event. The conversation highlighted the importance of the cyclists' overnight stay for both the city of Washington and the wider county.
Hundreds of cyclists participating in the "Bike Across Kansas" tour are expected to arrive in Washington on June 11th, making the city a key overnight stop on their journey. This event provides a unique opportunity for local businesses and the community to showcase their hospitality and benefit from increased tourism.
Kern emphasized the significance of the cyclists staying overnight, noting the positive economic impact it will have on local establishments. Volunteers will also play a crucial role in supporting the event, helping to ensure a smooth and welcoming experience for all participants.
Washington County looks forward to welcoming the "Bike Across Kansas" riders and showcasing the community spirit that makes the area a memorable stop on the cross-state tour.
Washington, KS – Washington County is preparing for a significant influx of visitors next week as "Bike Across Kansas," the annual cross-state bicycle tour, makes its stop in the city of Washington on Wednesday, June 11th.
Katy Jeter recently spoke with Ryan Kern, Director of Washington County Economic Development and Travel/Tourism, to discuss the upcoming event. The conversation highlighted the importance of the cyclists' overnight stay for both the city of Washington and the wider county.
Hundreds of cyclists participating in the "Bike Across Kansas" tour are expected to arrive in Washington on June 11th, making the city a key overnight stop on their journey. This event provides a unique opportunity for local businesses and the community to showcase their hospitality and benefit from increased tourism.
Kern emphasized the significance of the cyclists staying overnight, noting the positive economic impact it will have on local establishments. Volunteers will also play a crucial role in supporting the event, helping to ensure a smooth and welcoming experience for all participants.
Washington County looks forward to welcoming the "Bike Across Kansas" riders and showcasing the community spirit that makes the area a memorable stop on the cross-state tour.