Wednesday is Bike to Work Day in Colorado, which means a lot more people than usual will be commuting by bike. The Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG) expects about 34,000 bike commuters in the greater metro area, compared to about 18,000 on a typical day.

Thanks to the safety-in-numbers effect, that probably makes it one of safest days of the year to bike to work. There’s also a bunch of stuff happening Wednesday, including 92 rest stations for bike commuters in Denver alone. Whether you’re a seasoned bike commuter or trying it out for the first time, there will be something extra going on for you on Bike to Work Day.

Here’s how you can participate.

Crowdsource Your Experience

DRCOG, the regional planning agency that puts on Bike to Work Day each year, uses the event to better understand travel behavior, and it collects data on who participates and where they bike. You can aid those efforts by registering and taking surveys about your bike commuting experience. Registering puts you in the running to win bike gear and tickets to concerts and sporting events.

Map Your Route, Then Hydrate, Eat, and Party

Enter your origin and destination into DRCOG’s map to see your best bike route options. The map will pull up various bike stations that local businesses, advocates, and public agencies have set up along the way. Some will serve you a quick breakfast. Others are watering holes to keep you hydrated. Some businesses are throwing parties in the afternoon, where you can spend happy hour hydrating in another way. (You can also view the stations in list form, broken down by city.)

Ride With Others

Not quite sure you want to venture forth alone? Join a group ride. Check the rendezvous points for each city.