folsom_rider
09-08-2004, 03:43 PM
Hi Everyone,
This Saturday's group ride will go around Lake Natomas and then up Green Valley, Malcolm Dixon, and Deer Valley to the town of Rescue. This is a classic ride and offers something for all riders. For the slower riders and people just starting out, the ride around Lake Natomas is perfect. The route can just end at the same point where we started and is approximately 13 miles. For those looking for more of a challenge, the ride has some flats and some hills and is a nice 40 mile ride. For the person looking for even a bit more, there is a variation that will offer another 10 miles and a grade of up to 21% hill climbing.
For all riders that continue up to Rescue, we will have an organized rest stop at the half way point at the Rescue General Store with food and drinks (supplied by our great support team).
This is another great ride to get your cycling legs going and we have plenty of encouragement. Please join us and invite a friend! I look forward to seeing everyone on Saturday!
<Please rsvp if you are attending>
Here are the Ride Details:
Date: Saturday, September 11th
Beginners Bike Route: Starting point to the American River Bike Trail, around Lake Natomas, and returning to the same starting point.
Intermediate/Advanced Bike Route: Starting point to the American River Bike Trail, around Lake Natomas, up Folsom roads to Green Valley, Green Valley to Malcolm Dixon to Deer Valley (harder variation is off of Deer Valley) up to Rescue, returning via Green Valley back to the starting point.
Fast Paced Ride Group: Yes
Moderate Paced Ride Group: Yes
Slow Paced Ride: Yes
Meeting Location: Large Parking Lot in Historic Folsom across from Karen's Bakery, Zinfandel Grill, and Bicycles Plus. Corner of Gold Lake Drive and Leidesdorf.
Route Distance: Approximately 13 Miles = Slow Group, 40 Miles = Intermediate Group, 50 Miles = Fast Paced Group
Route Terrain: Flats and Hills Hills
Starting Time: 7:00am, Riders will leave at 7:15am sharp
Please bring helmet, water, and food.
Questions: Quinn Hawkinson@ 730-2003
This Saturday's group ride will go around Lake Natomas and then up Green Valley, Malcolm Dixon, and Deer Valley to the town of Rescue. This is a classic ride and offers something for all riders. For the slower riders and people just starting out, the ride around Lake Natomas is perfect. The route can just end at the same point where we started and is approximately 13 miles. For those looking for more of a challenge, the ride has some flats and some hills and is a nice 40 mile ride. For the person looking for even a bit more, there is a variation that will offer another 10 miles and a grade of up to 21% hill climbing.
For all riders that continue up to Rescue, we will have an organized rest stop at the half way point at the Rescue General Store with food and drinks (supplied by our great support team).
This is another great ride to get your cycling legs going and we have plenty of encouragement. Please join us and invite a friend! I look forward to seeing everyone on Saturday!
<Please rsvp if you are attending>
Here are the Ride Details:
Date: Saturday, September 11th
Beginners Bike Route: Starting point to the American River Bike Trail, around Lake Natomas, and returning to the same starting point.
Intermediate/Advanced Bike Route: Starting point to the American River Bike Trail, around Lake Natomas, up Folsom roads to Green Valley, Green Valley to Malcolm Dixon to Deer Valley (harder variation is off of Deer Valley) up to Rescue, returning via Green Valley back to the starting point.
Fast Paced Ride Group: Yes
Moderate Paced Ride Group: Yes
Slow Paced Ride: Yes
Meeting Location: Large Parking Lot in Historic Folsom across from Karen's Bakery, Zinfandel Grill, and Bicycles Plus. Corner of Gold Lake Drive and Leidesdorf.
Route Distance: Approximately 13 Miles = Slow Group, 40 Miles = Intermediate Group, 50 Miles = Fast Paced Group
Route Terrain: Flats and Hills Hills
Starting Time: 7:00am, Riders will leave at 7:15am sharp
Please bring helmet, water, and food.
Questions: Quinn Hawkinson@ 730-2003