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North Natomas Jibe
Passport Pedal Challenge landing page concept
Coming Soon to Jibe
Passport Pedal Challenge
A neighborhood-wide photo challenge built around bikes, discovery, and collecting stamps across 25 playful stops. Ride at your pace, snap your proof, and turn everyday routes into a city passport.
25
photo-based challenge stops to collect
5
different locations needed for the ride
10+
minutes of riding to make it count
How it works
The challenge is designed to feel easy to start, fun to browse, and satisfying to complete. Riders enter once, explore the board, then submit proof one activity at a time.
Pick your stops
Browse 25 challenge prompts and choose the ones you want to complete during your ride.
Submit your proof
Upload a quick photo, confirm the rules, and collect a stamp on the board for each completed stop.
Challenge preview
The final board will include 25 prompts. Here are a few examples to give the page some personality before launch.
Take a picture in something reflective
Mirrors, windows, chrome, or anything else that makes the challenge feel playful and visual.
Find a little free library
A great example of the challenge turning a short ride into a small local discovery moment.
Take a photo with a mural or public art
One of the strongest prompts for colorful, shareable images that still feel place-based.
Take a photo near water
Simple, flexible, and easy to understand for riders of different ages and route styles.
Ride to a bus stop
A subtle way to reinforce multi-modal thinking while keeping the prompt easy to complete.
Find something that makes your ride easier
A nice open-ended prompt that can spark creativity and highlight bike-friendly infrastructure.
Rules at a glance
The public page can preview a few key rules up front so riders know what kind of proof the challenge expects.
Ride to real places
Photos must come from at least five different locations and should not be taken at home.
Show the challenge
Each photo should include the participant, their bike, the location, and the challenge item.
One photo, one stop
Each submitted image should count for only one activity to keep verification simple and fair.
Ride safely
Do not stop in traffic, and always respect private property while completing the challenge.
Launch list
Be first to know when the challenge rolls out.
Use this section as a simple coming-soon call to action while the final challenge flow, board, and submission experience are still being finalized.