Photos by Dan Burden

Monona Terrace Convention Center ®

Conference Information
Registration
Poster Sessions
Mobile Workshops
Local Walks and Bike Rides
Print Conference Details
Conference Logistics
Bicycle Rentals
Conference History

Special Events
Traffic Justice Institute
Safe Routes To School Events
Host Your Meeting at PWPB
WI Bicycle/Pedestrian Summit


 

 

 

Hotel, Travel & Biking Information

 

Pro Walk/Pro Bike 2006 conference hotels include:

The Madison Concourse Hotel and Governor’s Club
Hilton Madison Monona Terrace
Country Inn & Suites of Monona

The Madison Concourse Hotel and Governor’s Club
1 West Dayton Street
Madison, Wisconsin 53703
www.concoursehotel.com
Call (608) 257-6000 or (800) 356-8293 for reservations.

Located in downtown Madison, the Madison Concourse Hotel is about six blocks from the Monona Terrace Conference Center. The Madison Concourse Hotel is the official Pro Walk/Pro Bike 2006 “headquarters” hotel.
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Hilton Madison Monona Terrace
9 East Wilson Street
Madison, Wisconsin 53703
www.hiltonmadison.com
Call (608) 255-5100 or (800) 445-8667 for reservations.

The Hilton Madison Monona Terrace hotel is attached to the Monona Terrace Conference Center via an enclosed skywalk.

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Country Inn & Suites of Monona
400 River Place
Madison, WI 53716
cx_mono@countryinns.com
www.countryinns.com
(then search for Madison, WI)

The Country Inn & Suites of Monona is located about 5 miles from the Monona Terrace Conference Center, an easy cycling distance for that early-morning ride.

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Madison, Wisconsin
For more information about Madison, Wisconsin, a list of things to do and to visit the The Greater Madison Convention and Visitors Bureau Web site, click here.

Maps of Madison
To view an expansive and interactive map of Madison, click here.

To view a larger version of the map on the left, click here. (PDF format - 411KB)

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Biking in Madison

Bicycle Rental
Want to have a bicycle available during the conference for early-morning rides or mobile workshops? Make arrangements NOW for a rental bike, and skip the headache of boxing your bicycle and entrusting it to the whims of the airline baggage handlers. For more information on renting a bicycle while in Madison, click here.

Biking to Pro Walk/Pro Bike from Airport
If you are biking to the conference from the Dane County Regional Airport or one of the bus stations, you may first want to look at one or more of the maps listed below.

One route from the airport, the easiest to explain but not the most direct (there are many POSSIBLE routes, of course) is to:

1. Exit the airport on International Lane
2. Take a left onto Anderson St
3. Take Anderson St Wright St and turn right
4. Continue on Wright St. It will cross E. Washington Ave and become Fair Oakes Ave.
5. Take Fair Oakes Ave to the entrance to the bike path (you will pass Milwaukee St. If you get to Atwood Ave/Monona Drive intersection, you’ve gone half a block too far)
6. Turn right onto the bike path. This is the Capital City Trail…popularly called The Isthmus Path locally. This will take you all the way to the Monona Terrace Convention Center (warning that there is a short portion of the route that is on-street on low-volume residential roads, perhaps 10 blocks or less, and then the trail picks back up.)

Helpful Bike Maps!
City of Madison Bike Map (PDF)
Dane County, Wisconsin Bike Map and Legend (PDF)
Online Dane County Bike Map

Paper Wisconsin State Bike Maps
The Wisconsin Bicycle Map highlights the most favorable bicycling conditions and rates all roadways. The map is split into 8 panels printed on 4 separate "maps". Each quarter section map may be purchased separately, or all four may be purchased as a set. The most recent version of the maps were updated in 2005. You can call the Bicycle Federation of Wisconsin to order the maps (a portion of sales goes to making Wisconsin a better place to bicycle)

One quarter: $3.00 BFW members $5.00 nonmembers
Set of 4 maps: $10.00 BFW members $18.00 nonmembers
To become a member (and receive one free map), click here.

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