| Date | Name | Distances | Start | Location | Contact |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2019-07-20 | Raid Lamoille | 25, 50+ | 9:00 AM | Craftsbury,VT | |
| Welcome to Raid Lamoille, a premier gravel grinder event. Details can be found on the ride web site (raidlamoille.com) but we can tell you this – the long route will be around 50 miles , mostly gravel and will include a staggering amount of climbing. Yeah, it’s hard.
Not up for that? We do offer a sweet 25-mile option! Mostly self-supported along the way, riders are treated to a lunch buffet and cold beer at the finish. YOU MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE TO REGISTER FOR THIS RIDE Raid – Our definition? A raid is a challenging route that includes a significant amount of packed-gravel riding and some major climbing segments. Some would call it a dirt road randonee, others a gravel grinder, we just call it a Raid. This is not a race. A properly prepared rider and bike of most any type can do this. Our guarantee – you will finish tired but feeling accomplished. It’s probably not for everybody, but you’re not everybody, right? For more information about the ride visit raidlamoille.com | |||||
| 2019-08-17 | D2R2 | 12+ | 6:00 AM | Deerfield,MA | |
| D2R2 - The Deerfield Dirt Road Randonnee 2019
RIDE FOR THE LAND Saturday, August 17, 2019 Presented by the Franklin Land Trust We celebrate the landscape, the history, and the rural culture of western Massachusetts, and work to ensure, through a program of land protection, that the historic pattern of field, woodland and village will endure for the benefit of generations to come. Rain or Shine Event - Sorry No Refunds ROUTE CHOICES (see descriptions) 180K, 160K (new route), 115K, 100K , 100K+ Mystery Ride, 50 mile Paved Ride (new), 40 mile Green River Tour and 12 mile Family Ride. Register early for the best rates. NEW!!! DPR2 - Deerfield Paved Route Randonnee What? A paved route? Yup...why not? We realize there are many “roadies” out there that don’t own bikes that are suitable for most of our routes. Or maybe gravel just isn’t their thing. A riding buddy of yours, a spouse perhaps. They have heard about the adventure, the fun, and the stunning landscapes that the D2R2 offers. So, This year we are introducing the Deerfield Paved Road Randonee (DPR2) with these folks in mind. Although shorter than some of the gravel routes, this will nonetheless be a 50+ miler that will challenge riders with close to 5000’ of climbing. Like other D2R2 routes this one will explore the scenic, lesser traveled byways of this region that in this case, will be suitable for skinny tires. Riders will experience steep climbs, swift descents, flat cruising past working farms along the Deerfield River, historic bridges, distant views...a bit of everything. Start time TBA Mystery Ride - This years’ Mystery will use bits and pieces of other routes spliced together in a new and different way. A few stretches that will resemble trails more than roads are to be expected. There will be 6800 feet of climbing, more or less. More punishment will be possible for those who seek it by adding an optional new 10 mile after-lunch loop that will have two serious climbs...one long and steady and the other short but as steep as it gets. You’ll need to be flexible in your thinking and ready for anything as route details won’t be available until just before the ride. Start time TBA. 160K - A serious new 160k route is being planned for 2019 that will wind its way westward into terrain unexplored by previous D2R2 routes. The route will traverse 3 state forests using newly refurbished one lane gravel roads as well as seldom traveled rough stretches with puddles and rocks. To add to the fun, there will be some smooth cruising and some wicked steep climbs...just to give you something to talk about over beer and a great meal at the end. Stats will be similar to the old route with roughly 10,000 feet of climbing so this is not something for the faint of heart. Start time TBA. PRE-RIDE PARTY - FRIDAY EVENING - New vendors. New food. New beer. Music and Bonfire. Watch for details. | |||||
| 2019-05-19 | Farmer's Daughter Gravel Ginder | 65 | 9:00 AM | Chatham,NY | |
| Now in it's 5th year, "It's the must do ride Spring cycling event in the Northeast". It is a non-competitive gravel Gran Fondo" of 100K, approximately 65 miles long, almost entirely on dirt roads with some sections of off-road thrown in as well. You'll ride through some of the most beautiful scenery in the Northeast, with plenty of climbing, and plenty of fun descents to match. The ride, named after the Chatham Brewery’s ale born and brewed in Columbia County in beautiful upstate New York offers a truly grand tour of northern Columbia County and surrounding areas. All riders receive a t-shirt and more, great food and support along the way, a meal at the finish, and if you're 21 years or older you can also reward yourself at the finish with a free pint of Chatham Brewery’s Farmer’s Daughter Ale. | |||||
| 2019-11-02 | MHCC Gravel Gobbler | 11:00 AM | Nassau,NY | ||
| Don't miss the 2nd annual Gravel Gobbler cycling event in Nassau, N.Y., hosted by Mohawk-Hudson Cycle Club.
| |||||
| 2019-05-11 | Tour of Battenkill | 25,40,75 | 8:00 AM | Greenwich,0 | |
| Dirt roads. A covered bridge. 5,000 feet of elevation gain. Get ready to challenge yourself like never before at one of America’s largest single-day road races: The Tour of the Battenkill. Now under new ownership, the 15th Annual “Queen of the Classics” is returning to upstate New York on May 11th with a fun, all-inclusive party with plenty of food and craft beer! You now have three events to choose from: The legendary 75-mile Gran Fondo, a 42-mile Medio Fondo, and a new 26 Mile Piccolo Fondo. Pick your distance, reserve your spot, and join the exclusive club of riders who can say they’ve ridden The Tour of the Battenkill.
To learn more or to register, visit: tourofthebattenkill.com | |||||
| 2019-06-15 | Greater Philadelphia Tour de Cure | 3MI, 12MI, 35MI, 63M | 6:30 AM | Delaware Valley University,Pl | |
|
The Greater Philadelphia Tour de Cure is the signature cycling event to support diabetes research and is one of 90 such events held in 44 states across the nation. It features five routes, ranging from a three-mile Family Fun ride to a more challenging and competitive route. There’s also a 5K run and walk. The day culminates in a Finish Line Festival back on DelVal’s campus with live entertainment and food, children’s activities and a health and wellness village. | |||||
| 2019-06-22 2019-06-23 | The Ride for Mental Health 2019 | 14 miles, 25 miles, | 9:00 AM | Hasbrouck Park, Mohonk Avenue, New Paltz, NY 12561,Pl | |
| The Ride for Mental Health is a charity bike ride in New Paltz, New York. The proceeds raised will be donated to McLean Hospital, a Harvard Medical School affiliate, for the education, research, and treatment of mental illness including anxiety, borderline personality disorder, depression, eating disorders and substance abuse. The Ride for Mental Health is a unique event raising awareness, helping to erase the stigma associated with mental illness and raising money for these serious disorders which affect so many of our friends, family, and colleagues. You can learn more by going to our website at www. | |||||
| 2019-06-22 2019-06-23 | The Ride for Mental Health 2019 | 14 miles, 25 miles, | 9:00 AM | Hasbrouck Park, Mohonk Avenue, New Paltz, NY 12561,Pl | |
| The Ride for Mental Health is a charity bike ride in New Paltz, New York. The proceeds raised will be donated to McLean Hospital, a Harvard Medical School affiliate, for the education, research, and treatment of mental illness including anxiety, borderline personality disorder, depression, eating disorders and substance abuse. The Ride for Mental Health is a unique event raising awareness, helping to erase the stigma associated with mental illness and raising money for these serious disorders which affect so many of our friends, family, and colleagues. You can learn more by going to our website at www. | |||||
| 2019-08-17 2019-08-23 | Cycle Adirondacks | Ticonderoga,Pl | |||
| http:/ Our 2019 Ultimate Cycling Vacation routes travel through an amazing lakefront, mountain and agricultural landscape that has connected communities and people for generations. The Champlain Valley and Olympic Region are known worldwide for their history, culture and natural beauty. We’ve pulled together a week of cycling that allows you to explore the region in a way that can only be experienced on your bike. Check out the preliminary routes below as you imagine yourself gliding along with us in August 2019! | |||||
| 2019-06-22 2019-06-23 | 9th Annual Vermont Adaptive Charity Ride | 100, 60, 40, 20, 5k | Long Trail Brewing, Bridgewater Corners,VT | ||
| Event Name: 9th Annual Vermont Adaptive Charity Ride
Event Date: June 22- June 23 Event Location: Long Trail Brewery, Bridgewater, VT Event Description: The Vermont Adaptive Charity Ride presented by Long Trail Brewing (formerly known as the Long Trail Century Ride) is an event established through a partnership of Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports and title sponsor Long Trail Brewery in Bridgewater Corners, plus Killington Resort, the Lookout Tavern, and many local businesses in the Killington region. The goal of the annual event is to enjoy the beauty of Vermont through cycling all while raising funds for the state’s largest nonprofit organization committed to providing sports and recreation to people with disabilities. Whether cycling on the 100-mile, 60-mile or 40-mile loops, or simply journeying near the Brewery on the 20-mile loop or the family-friendly 5K bike ride, there is something for everyone to enjoy during the Vermont Adaptive Charity Ride. All courses start and finish at Long Trail Brewery, located on Route 4. The festivities continue for all after the ride at the brewery, where a BBQ menu will be prepared, live music and family entertainment, refreshments, and more will make this an event not to be missed. Event Itinerary: Saturday June 22 6:30 - 12: Late registration packet pick up 7 - 7:15: 100 mile start 9 - 9:15: 60 mile start 9:30 - 9:45: 40 mile start 10 - Brewery opens to the public 11 - 11:15: 20 mile start 11:00 : After-party begins 11:30: 5k Bike ride start 1-5 PM – Kids table open with games, crafts and more with Killington Parks & Rec; farmers market and vendor village opens, face painting, silent auction, and more. 2 – 2:45 PM – Awards and Thank Yous 2:45 – 5:30 PM – Live music 4:30 PM – Silent Auction closes 6 PM – Event concludes 7 PM – Brewery closes Sunday June 23 Mountain Biking start times to be posted Event Cost: Registration, $70 with $125 minimum fundraising requirement. Adaptive riders are free. Junior riders, ages 16 and under, $50 and fundraising encouraged. 5k entry fee is $15. Killingotn Moutain Bike Park pass holder fee is $40 plus $125 minimum fundraising. | |||||
| 2019-04-27 | Rasputitsa | 40 | 9:00 AM | Burke,VT | |
| You still have a chance . . .
Long before the internet, the world of snail mail ticketing evoked creativity, devotion, and artistically decorate envelopes to up the chances of getting tickets. Yeah, we are throwing back to the Dead Head culture. Dead Heads went to extraordinary, often inspiring, lengths to get their hands on concert tickets by mailing the band and its staff. After all, the only way to get tickets for the Dead was to go directly to the source. Most often, this took the form of letters (and envelopes) with personalized Dead artwork the likes of which the U.S. Postal Service had ever seen. So with that and the sell-out of the Rasputitsa, we are doing just that. When you hit the waitlist instead of us receiving the dozens of emails we get begging, saying you are your friend’s ride, telling us your spouse just gave permission, imploring us on your life’s details, we ask you this. You want in to the Rasputitsa? Send us something. Once we receive something that fits in a letter envelope and as long as it isn’t fragile, liquid, perishable, pornographic, or potentially hazardous, we will push your registration through. You will be charged but your spot will be confirmed. Full details emailed once on the waitlist, but we reserve the right to share these mailed articles on social media and other channels. | |||||
| 2019-04-28 | Lu Laka Wyco Hundo V7 | 50-100 | 9:00 AM | Jenkins Township,0 | |
| Categories:
Full Hundo: This is the whole enchilada. Don't select this category without knowing that you are in for one hell of a challenge. This route is somewhere between 7,000 and 10,000 vertical feet of climbing (depending on the gps) and has broken many very experienced cyclists. 3/4 Hundo: Here is the ride for those of you who are on the fence between doing the whole ride and the shorter course. You will still get a great ride, some gravel, great views, and quite a challenge. Although this is a shorter distance than the full hundo, please be aware that this is a significant challenge for many experienced cyclists. Metric Hundo: If you want to come out and give this ride a try but you don't have the time, or the hundo is just a bit too much to bite off for you, this is a perfect ride. There is plenty of gravel, elevation, scenery, and smiles to make it totally worth trying this ride. Just because this is a shorter distance, do not expect it to be a walk in the park. There are some monster climbs and some challenging descents on this course. Charity riders: So you slept on registering. That is ok. It happens to the best of us. If you want to register and know that you are in, here is your chance. You can register for the ride by making a donation to my favorite cycling specific groups. The way this works is as follows. You register for the ride for $100. The first $40 is for LLWH so that we can cover expenses. $60 is for the charity of your choice from the list below. When you register for this category, I will email you to see what group you want to make the donation for. | |||||
| 2019-10-05 | Wall Street Rides FAR | 4-mile, 12-mile, 20- | 7:00 AM | Saxon Woods Park, White Plains, NY,NY | Blake |
| Benefits the Autism Science Foundation
Fun and scenic options for all ages! 62-, 30-, 20-mile cycling routes. For families, our new 12-mile route, a 4-mile ride, and a 5K trail walk, plus family finish festival activities! Saturday, October 5, 2019 Begins and ends at Saxon Woods County Park, 1800 Mamaroneck Avenue, White Plains, NY 10605. Free parking available on site. Fully-supported, clearly marked route with abundant support vehicles and rest stops every 15 miles. 62-mile route: Check-in/breakfast at 6:30 am; “Opening bell” at 7:30 am. 30-mile route: Check-in/breakfast at 7:30 am; “Opening bell” at 8:30 am. 20-mile and family routes: Check-in/breakfast at 9:00 am; “Opening bell” at 10:00 am. For more information, head over to wallstreetridesfar.org! | |||||
| 2019-05-24 2019-05-27 | KENT COUNTY SPRING FLING | 11 to 100 miles | 2:00 PM | Washington College,MD | Bob Carson |
| Enjoy Memorial Day in picturesque Chestertown and riding through Kent County on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Join the BBC for a full weekend of cycling, socializing and the Chestertown Annual Tea Party Festival - music, food, wine and beer tastings, craft vendors, the CRAZY boat race and the parade and tea party reenactment.
CYCLING: Scenic, relatively flat roads with wide shoulders and low traffic - Rides vary from 11 miles to 100 miles - many with leaders LODGING: 3 or 4 day option at Washington College (10 minutes from town center) GREAT MEALS: Optional Friday dinner, includes Saturday Breakfast and dinner, Sunday breakfast, picnic lunch & dinner (wine with dinner); Monday breakfast, brunch. Snacks and drinks available all weekend ACTIVITIES & ENTERTAINMENT: Ice Cream Social, Cordial/Dessert Party. Music and Dancing,Yoga, indoor pool,game room and optional massages COST: Ranges from $275pp to $375 pp REGISTRATION: Begins mid-December www. QUESTIONS: KentCountySpringFling@gmail.com | |||||
| 2019-05-03 2019-05-05 | Bicycle Club of Philadelphia's Spring-n2-Cycling Weekend | 15, 25, 35, 45, 55, | 12:21 PM | Quality Inn & Suites of Danville,Pl | Linda |
| BCP's annual Spring-n2-Cycling Weekend
in scenic Danville, PA, in the Susquehanna Valley Friday to Sunday, May 3-5, 2019 Complete package: Two nights at the Quality Inn of Danville, Tour packets with cue sheets & maps for a wide variety of routes, Scenic routes for a wide range of distances, from 15 to 70+ miles Group rides with leaders, Friday & Saturday dinners, Saturday & Sunday breakfasts, Sandwiches and snacks to take with you on rides, Spring Fling festival in downtown Danville on Saturday, Live music at the hotel on Saturday afternoon, after our rides, Round-trip bus transportation to & from Saturday dinner, Parties, snacks, SAG, & more. Sightseeing and local attractions for non-cyclist family members, also. Details & registration are available on BCP's website, at: https:/ For any questions, please contact Linda McGrane, at: 267-251-7862, or LindaBCPEvents@yahoo.com | |||||
| 2019-06-15 | The RIDE For Our Vets 2019 | 10-mile, 25-mile, 50 | 7:00 AM | Point72 Asset Management,CT | Tyler |
| The RIDE For Our Vets is the only bike ride benefiting the Connecticut Veterans Legal Center and veterans in CT. The RIDE is on Saturday, June 15th, 2019 and we will again, begin and end at Point72 headquarters in Stamford, CT. Route options include: 10-mile, 25-mile, 50-mile, and 62-mile.
Rider registration is only $75. Veterans ride FREE! Youth/Student rider registration is $50. Virtual Rider registration is FREE as well! Interested in creating a ride team or riding along with us this year? It may be a great way for you to raise funds for a great cause and to treat our event as a supported training ride. Anyone that’s interested in riding can head over to rideforourvets.org and follow the registration link. We would love to see your support at The RIDE and celebrate with you at our post-ride BBQ. Please feel free to reach out to me for more details on how to register! I’d be happy to speak more with whomever is interested. Thank you for your consideration and support. We hope to see you on Saturday, June 15th, 2019! | |||||
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| Date | Name | Distances | Start | Location | Contact |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2019-07-20 | Raid Lamoille | 25, 50+ | 9:00 AM | Craftsbury,VT | |
| Welcome to Raid Lamoille, a premier gravel grinder event. Details can be found on the ride web site (raidlamoille.com) but we can tell you this – the long route will be around 50 miles , mostly gravel and will include a staggering amount of climbing. Yeah, it’s hard.
Not up for that? We do offer a sweet 25-mile option! Mostly self-supported along the way, riders are treated to a lunch buffet and cold beer at the finish. YOU MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE TO REGISTER FOR THIS RIDE Raid – Our definition? A raid is a challenging route that includes a significant amount of packed-gravel riding and some major climbing segments. Some would call it a dirt road randonee, others a gravel grinder, we just call it a Raid. This is not a race. A properly prepared rider and bike of most any type can do this. Our guarantee – you will finish tired but feeling accomplished. It’s probably not for everybody, but you’re not everybody, right? For more information about the ride visit raidlamoille.com | |||||
| 2019-08-17 | D2R2 | 12+ | 6:00 AM | Deerfield,MA | |
| D2R2 - The Deerfield Dirt Road Randonnee 2019
RIDE FOR THE LAND Saturday, August 17, 2019 Presented by the Franklin Land Trust We celebrate the landscape, the history, and the rural culture of western Massachusetts, and work to ensure, through a program of land protection, that the historic pattern of field, woodland and village will endure for the benefit of generations to come. Rain or Shine Event - Sorry No Refunds ROUTE CHOICES (see descriptions) 180K, 160K (new route), 115K, 100K , 100K+ Mystery Ride, 50 mile Paved Ride (new), 40 mile Green River Tour and 12 mile Family Ride. Register early for the best rates. NEW!!! DPR2 - Deerfield Paved Route Randonnee What? A paved route? Yup...why not? We realize there are many “roadies” out there that don’t own bikes that are suitable for most of our routes. Or maybe gravel just isn’t their thing. A riding buddy of yours, a spouse perhaps. They have heard about the adventure, the fun, and the stunning landscapes that the D2R2 offers. So, This year we are introducing the Deerfield Paved Road Randonee (DPR2) with these folks in mind. Although shorter than some of the gravel routes, this will nonetheless be a 50+ miler that will challenge riders with close to 5000’ of climbing. Like other D2R2 routes this one will explore the scenic, lesser traveled byways of this region that in this case, will be suitable for skinny tires. Riders will experience steep climbs, swift descents, flat cruising past working farms along the Deerfield River, historic bridges, distant views...a bit of everything. Start time TBA Mystery Ride - This years’ Mystery will use bits and pieces of other routes spliced together in a new and different way. A few stretches that will resemble trails more than roads are to be expected. There will be 6800 feet of climbing, more or less. More punishment will be possible for those who seek it by adding an optional new 10 mile after-lunch loop that will have two serious climbs...one long and steady and the other short but as steep as it gets. You’ll need to be flexible in your thinking and ready for anything as route details won’t be available until just before the ride. Start time TBA. 160K - A serious new 160k route is being planned for 2019 that will wind its way westward into terrain unexplored by previous D2R2 routes. The route will traverse 3 state forests using newly refurbished one lane gravel roads as well as seldom traveled rough stretches with puddles and rocks. To add to the fun, there will be some smooth cruising and some wicked steep climbs...just to give you something to talk about over beer and a great meal at the end. Stats will be similar to the old route with roughly 10,000 feet of climbing so this is not something for the faint of heart. Start time TBA. PRE-RIDE PARTY - FRIDAY EVENING - New vendors. New food. New beer. Music and Bonfire. Watch for details. | |||||
| 2019-05-19 | Farmer's Daughter Gravel Ginder | 65 | 9:00 AM | Chatham,NY | |
| Now in it's 5th year, "It's the must do ride Spring cycling event in the Northeast". It is a non-competitive gravel Gran Fondo" of 100K, approximately 65 miles long, almost entirely on dirt roads with some sections of off-road thrown in as well. You'll ride through some of the most beautiful scenery in the Northeast, with plenty of climbing, and plenty of fun descents to match. The ride, named after the Chatham Brewery’s ale born and brewed in Columbia County in beautiful upstate New York offers a truly grand tour of northern Columbia County and surrounding areas. All riders receive a t-shirt and more, great food and support along the way, a meal at the finish, and if you're 21 years or older you can also reward yourself at the finish with a free pint of Chatham Brewery’s Farmer’s Daughter Ale. | |||||
| 2019-11-02 | MHCC Gravel Gobbler | 11:00 AM | Nassau,NY | ||
| Don't miss the 2nd annual Gravel Gobbler cycling event in Nassau, N.Y., hosted by Mohawk-Hudson Cycle Club.
| |||||
| 2019-05-11 | Tour of Battenkill | 25,40,75 | 8:00 AM | Greenwich,0 | |
| Dirt roads. A covered bridge. 5,000 feet of elevation gain. Get ready to challenge yourself like never before at one of America’s largest single-day road races: The Tour of the Battenkill. Now under new ownership, the 15th Annual “Queen of the Classics” is returning to upstate New York on May 11th with a fun, all-inclusive party with plenty of food and craft beer! You now have three events to choose from: The legendary 75-mile Gran Fondo, a 42-mile Medio Fondo, and a new 26 Mile Piccolo Fondo. Pick your distance, reserve your spot, and join the exclusive club of riders who can say they’ve ridden The Tour of the Battenkill.
To learn more or to register, visit: tourofthebattenkill.com | |||||
| 2019-08-17 2019-08-23 | Cycle Adirondacks | Ticonderoga,Pl | |||
| http:/ Our 2019 Ultimate Cycling Vacation routes travel through an amazing lakefront, mountain and agricultural landscape that has connected communities and people for generations. The Champlain Valley and Olympic Region are known worldwide for their history, culture and natural beauty. We’ve pulled together a week of cycling that allows you to explore the region in a way that can only be experienced on your bike. Check out the preliminary routes below as you imagine yourself gliding along with us in August 2019! | |||||
| 2019-04-27 | Rasputitsa | 40 | 9:00 AM | Burke,VT | |
| You still have a chance . . .
Long before the internet, the world of snail mail ticketing evoked creativity, devotion, and artistically decorate envelopes to up the chances of getting tickets. Yeah, we are throwing back to the Dead Head culture. Dead Heads went to extraordinary, often inspiring, lengths to get their hands on concert tickets by mailing the band and its staff. After all, the only way to get tickets for the Dead was to go directly to the source. Most often, this took the form of letters (and envelopes) with personalized Dead artwork the likes of which the U.S. Postal Service had ever seen. So with that and the sell-out of the Rasputitsa, we are doing just that. When you hit the waitlist instead of us receiving the dozens of emails we get begging, saying you are your friend’s ride, telling us your spouse just gave permission, imploring us on your life’s details, we ask you this. You want in to the Rasputitsa? Send us something. Once we receive something that fits in a letter envelope and as long as it isn’t fragile, liquid, perishable, pornographic, or potentially hazardous, we will push your registration through. You will be charged but your spot will be confirmed. Full details emailed once on the waitlist, but we reserve the right to share these mailed articles on social media and other channels. | |||||
| 2019-04-28 | Lu Laka Wyco Hundo V7 | 50-100 | 9:00 AM | Jenkins Township,0 | |
| Categories:
Full Hundo: This is the whole enchilada. Don't select this category without knowing that you are in for one hell of a challenge. This route is somewhere between 7,000 and 10,000 vertical feet of climbing (depending on the gps) and has broken many very experienced cyclists. 3/4 Hundo: Here is the ride for those of you who are on the fence between doing the whole ride and the shorter course. You will still get a great ride, some gravel, great views, and quite a challenge. Although this is a shorter distance than the full hundo, please be aware that this is a significant challenge for many experienced cyclists. Metric Hundo: If you want to come out and give this ride a try but you don't have the time, or the hundo is just a bit too much to bite off for you, this is a perfect ride. There is plenty of gravel, elevation, scenery, and smiles to make it totally worth trying this ride. Just because this is a shorter distance, do not expect it to be a walk in the park. There are some monster climbs and some challenging descents on this course. Charity riders: So you slept on registering. That is ok. It happens to the best of us. If you want to register and know that you are in, here is your chance. You can register for the ride by making a donation to my favorite cycling specific groups. The way this works is as follows. You register for the ride for $100. The first $40 is for LLWH so that we can cover expenses. $60 is for the charity of your choice from the list below. When you register for this category, I will email you to see what group you want to make the donation for. | |||||
| 2019-05-24 2019-05-27 | KENT COUNTY SPRING FLING | 11 to 100 miles | 2:00 PM | Washington College,MD | Bob Carson |
| Enjoy Memorial Day in picturesque Chestertown and riding through Kent County on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Join the BBC for a full weekend of cycling, socializing and the Chestertown Annual Tea Party Festival - music, food, wine and beer tastings, craft vendors, the CRAZY boat race and the parade and tea party reenactment.
CYCLING: Scenic, relatively flat roads with wide shoulders and low traffic - Rides vary from 11 miles to 100 miles - many with leaders LODGING: 3 or 4 day option at Washington College (10 minutes from town center) GREAT MEALS: Optional Friday dinner, includes Saturday Breakfast and dinner, Sunday breakfast, picnic lunch & dinner (wine with dinner); Monday breakfast, brunch. Snacks and drinks available all weekend ACTIVITIES & ENTERTAINMENT: Ice Cream Social, Cordial/Dessert Party. Music and Dancing,Yoga, indoor pool,game room and optional massages COST: Ranges from $275pp to $375 pp REGISTRATION: Begins mid-December www. QUESTIONS: KentCountySpringFling@gmail.com | |||||
| 2019-05-03 2019-05-05 | Bicycle Club of Philadelphia's Spring-n2-Cycling Weekend | 15, 25, 35, 45, 55, | 12:21 PM | Quality Inn & Suites of Danville,Pl | Linda |
| BCP's annual Spring-n2-Cycling Weekend
in scenic Danville, PA, in the Susquehanna Valley Friday to Sunday, May 3-5, 2019 Complete package: Two nights at the Quality Inn of Danville, Tour packets with cue sheets & maps for a wide variety of routes, Scenic routes for a wide range of distances, from 15 to 70+ miles Group rides with leaders, Friday & Saturday dinners, Saturday & Sunday breakfasts, Sandwiches and snacks to take with you on rides, Spring Fling festival in downtown Danville on Saturday, Live music at the hotel on Saturday afternoon, after our rides, Round-trip bus transportation to & from Saturday dinner, Parties, snacks, SAG, & more. Sightseeing and local attractions for non-cyclist family members, also. Details & registration are available on BCP's website, at: https:/ For any questions, please contact Linda McGrane, at: 267-251-7862, or LindaBCPEvents@yahoo.com | |||||
| Date | Name | Distances | Start | Location | Contact |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2019-06-15 | Greater Philadelphia Tour de Cure | 3MI, 12MI, 35MI, 63M | 6:30 AM | Delaware Valley University,Pl | |
|
The Greater Philadelphia Tour de Cure is the signature cycling event to support diabetes research and is one of 90 such events held in 44 states across the nation. It features five routes, ranging from a three-mile Family Fun ride to a more challenging and competitive route. There’s also a 5K run and walk. The day culminates in a Finish Line Festival back on DelVal’s campus with live entertainment and food, children’s activities and a health and wellness village. | |||||
| 2019-06-22 2019-06-23 | The Ride for Mental Health 2019 | 14 miles, 25 miles, | 9:00 AM | Hasbrouck Park, Mohonk Avenue, New Paltz, NY 12561,Pl | |
| The Ride for Mental Health is a charity bike ride in New Paltz, New York. The proceeds raised will be donated to McLean Hospital, a Harvard Medical School affiliate, for the education, research, and treatment of mental illness including anxiety, borderline personality disorder, depression, eating disorders and substance abuse. The Ride for Mental Health is a unique event raising awareness, helping to erase the stigma associated with mental illness and raising money for these serious disorders which affect so many of our friends, family, and colleagues. You can learn more by going to our website at www. | |||||
| 2019-06-22 2019-06-23 | The Ride for Mental Health 2019 | 14 miles, 25 miles, | 9:00 AM | Hasbrouck Park, Mohonk Avenue, New Paltz, NY 12561,Pl | |
| The Ride for Mental Health is a charity bike ride in New Paltz, New York. The proceeds raised will be donated to McLean Hospital, a Harvard Medical School affiliate, for the education, research, and treatment of mental illness including anxiety, borderline personality disorder, depression, eating disorders and substance abuse. The Ride for Mental Health is a unique event raising awareness, helping to erase the stigma associated with mental illness and raising money for these serious disorders which affect so many of our friends, family, and colleagues. You can learn more by going to our website at www. | |||||
| 2019-06-22 2019-06-23 | 9th Annual Vermont Adaptive Charity Ride | 100, 60, 40, 20, 5k | Long Trail Brewing, Bridgewater Corners,VT | ||
| Event Name: 9th Annual Vermont Adaptive Charity Ride
Event Date: June 22- June 23 Event Location: Long Trail Brewery, Bridgewater, VT Event Description: The Vermont Adaptive Charity Ride presented by Long Trail Brewing (formerly known as the Long Trail Century Ride) is an event established through a partnership of Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports and title sponsor Long Trail Brewery in Bridgewater Corners, plus Killington Resort, the Lookout Tavern, and many local businesses in the Killington region. The goal of the annual event is to enjoy the beauty of Vermont through cycling all while raising funds for the state’s largest nonprofit organization committed to providing sports and recreation to people with disabilities. Whether cycling on the 100-mile, 60-mile or 40-mile loops, or simply journeying near the Brewery on the 20-mile loop or the family-friendly 5K bike ride, there is something for everyone to enjoy during the Vermont Adaptive Charity Ride. All courses start and finish at Long Trail Brewery, located on Route 4. The festivities continue for all after the ride at the brewery, where a BBQ menu will be prepared, live music and family entertainment, refreshments, and more will make this an event not to be missed. Event Itinerary: Saturday June 22 6:30 - 12: Late registration packet pick up 7 - 7:15: 100 mile start 9 - 9:15: 60 mile start 9:30 - 9:45: 40 mile start 10 - Brewery opens to the public 11 - 11:15: 20 mile start 11:00 : After-party begins 11:30: 5k Bike ride start 1-5 PM – Kids table open with games, crafts and more with Killington Parks & Rec; farmers market and vendor village opens, face painting, silent auction, and more. 2 – 2:45 PM – Awards and Thank Yous 2:45 – 5:30 PM – Live music 4:30 PM – Silent Auction closes 6 PM – Event concludes 7 PM – Brewery closes Sunday June 23 Mountain Biking start times to be posted Event Cost: Registration, $70 with $125 minimum fundraising requirement. Adaptive riders are free. Junior riders, ages 16 and under, $50 and fundraising encouraged. 5k entry fee is $15. Killingotn Moutain Bike Park pass holder fee is $40 plus $125 minimum fundraising. | |||||
| 2019-10-05 | Wall Street Rides FAR | 4-mile, 12-mile, 20- | 7:00 AM | Saxon Woods Park, White Plains, NY,NY | Blake |
| Benefits the Autism Science Foundation
Fun and scenic options for all ages! 62-, 30-, 20-mile cycling routes. For families, our new 12-mile route, a 4-mile ride, and a 5K trail walk, plus family finish festival activities! Saturday, October 5, 2019 Begins and ends at Saxon Woods County Park, 1800 Mamaroneck Avenue, White Plains, NY 10605. Free parking available on site. Fully-supported, clearly marked route with abundant support vehicles and rest stops every 15 miles. 62-mile route: Check-in/breakfast at 6:30 am; “Opening bell” at 7:30 am. 30-mile route: Check-in/breakfast at 7:30 am; “Opening bell” at 8:30 am. 20-mile and family routes: Check-in/breakfast at 9:00 am; “Opening bell” at 10:00 am. For more information, head over to wallstreetridesfar.org! | |||||
| 2019-06-15 | The RIDE For Our Vets 2019 | 10-mile, 25-mile, 50 | 7:00 AM | Point72 Asset Management,CT | Tyler |
| The RIDE For Our Vets is the only bike ride benefiting the Connecticut Veterans Legal Center and veterans in CT. The RIDE is on Saturday, June 15th, 2019 and we will again, begin and end at Point72 headquarters in Stamford, CT. Route options include: 10-mile, 25-mile, 50-mile, and 62-mile.
Rider registration is only $75. Veterans ride FREE! Youth/Student rider registration is $50. Virtual Rider registration is FREE as well! Interested in creating a ride team or riding along with us this year? It may be a great way for you to raise funds for a great cause and to treat our event as a supported training ride. Anyone that’s interested in riding can head over to rideforourvets.org and follow the registration link. We would love to see your support at The RIDE and celebrate with you at our post-ride BBQ. Please feel free to reach out to me for more details on how to register! I’d be happy to speak more with whomever is interested. Thank you for your consideration and support. We hope to see you on Saturday, June 15th, 2019! | |||||