Ride Calendar

Great roads with low traffic. We have a few routes that bring us out around or through Ridley Creek State Park. Average speed will be 16-17 mph, but note that these routes include over 4000' of climbing. Bring a snack for a brief mid-ride break. Consider the on-line routes approximate. Leave by 8:05 AM. Rain cancels.

Nothing like going to a really community simple restaurant for a sumptuous breakfast. The Havertown Grill is such a place. We go out Karrakon Dr. Perfect place for a perfect ride.

I moved the last 12 miles of this ride from the trail to the roads and added 6 miles. Not to worry. I used a new mapping program. The elevation gain went down by about 400 feet. Computer magic. VERY scenic. Camera ready. Moderate pace, 2 H2O stops. Yes, we will ride past Memory Lane. Pose for pictures? OK, it is still Chester County and the route is hilly, but the steep climbs are not long and the long climbs are not steep. Start location is Wilson Farm Park, Chesterbrook: http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=6736486

Friendly C+ ride with, but not limited to, the following destinations: 1. Ambler 2. Whole Foods North Wales 3. Wegman's King of Prussia 4. Whole Foods Devon 5. Ridley Creek State Park area. BE SURE TO CHECK THE DAILY RIDE CALENDAR FOR RIDE LEADER AND DESTINATION INFORMATION. Bring money for lunch. Nobody is dropped. Ride may be cancelled up to 1 hour prior to departure time. Indication that cue sheets and/or GPS navigational information will be available no later than 24 hours prior to departure

Come out and enjoy a leasurely bicycle ride thru Fairmont Park and or near suburbs. Especially apropreate for novice riders, new riders to the city and those new to group riding. Lots of tips on city cycling. Bring a helmet, tools to fix a flat tire ( we will coach you on how to fix a flat if the occasion deflates), water and a few dollars for a coffee stop.

A true C ride, which cheerfully waits to regroup. Usually 25-35 miles, usually with a lunch or snack stop. Meet at the Italian Fountain, near the parking garage sign.

Bring yer bike and sense of adventure. Some days we'll ride familiar favorite routes, other days we'll scope out new routes. Today we'll ride to Schwenksville. Expect mostly rolling terrain (no steep hills), low-trafficked roads and good company. Will regroup as needed, but must be able to maintain the posted pace. Check day of the ride if weather is iffy (rain cancels).

We'll meet at the bulldog then head out through the park to pick up two hills. This'll take Main St to save a little time and finish with a sprint on MLK. We''ll leave promptly at 5:30 and go fast enough to return by 7pm.

Join us on Tuesday nights for a ride down the SRT to the Art Museum and back. We leave from the Jacobs Engineering parking lot on Ash Street There will be at least 2 pace groups riding. John will lead a 13-14 paced ride and Elliot will lead a 16-17 pace. Other paces may be offered if there is a leader. Strong headlamp (200 lumen minimum), and tail light are required as is reflective clothing. Rain, Snow or Ice on the trail or roads, and daytime high below freezing will cancel the ride.

For 10/7: Leader has to work in the morning, so, we'll meet at 1:00pm. Sorry - work is not cooperating with cycling schedule. Beginning next week (10/14), the Friday Frolic will resume meeting in the morning. Today, we'll meet in Wyndmoor, and meander through Montgomery County, via Chestnut Hill to the Schuylkill River Trail out to Collegeville for a quick rest stop at Wegman's. Plan is to return to starting point by ~5:00-5:15pm. GENERIC DESCRIPTION: Scenic adventures by bike on most Fridays, throughout the year. We'll explore pretty, peaceful roads in suburban counties -- Montgomery, Bucks, Chester, etc. Starting points will vary, so that we can cycle through different regions. Please check the daily calendar for details of each Friday's route -- terrain, mileage, rest stops, etc. Cue sheets and on-line route map will be provided for each ride. Scheduled for virtually every Friday throughout the year, with a few exceptions here & there. If weather conditions are not conducive to cycling, this ride may be replaced by a hike/walk (on foot). As long as we are enjoying outdoor physical exercise, and Mother Nature, in the company of friends, we'll have a memorable outing.

Great roads with low traffic. We have a few routes that bring us out around or through Ridley Creek State Park. Average speed will be 16-17 mph, but note that these routes include over 4000' of climbing. Bring a snack for a brief mid-ride break. Consider the on-line routes approximate. Leave by 8:05 AM. Rain cancels.

Assemble at 8:20. We willl leave at 8:30 SHARP! For you regular "Early Birds to Coffee," note the slightly slower than usual pace as this is the first ride that I will lead since my June 17 crash. Ride through East Falls, Mount Airy, Chestnut Hill, Wyndmor, Fort Washington, Upper Dublin, Oreland, Whitemarsh, Ambler, Manayunk, and Bala Cynwyd. Many hills, but no killers. Thirty minute coffee stop at Starbucks in Flourtown at mile 28 or so. (It's all about the coffee.) Riders doing advertised pace (which is what our computers should read as "average" at the finish) will not be dropped. Partial cue sheet showing turns, but not milage. Please preregister. It saves time and improves substantially my ability to read your emergency information.

Let's cycle down to Ft. Mifflin, " Fort Mifflin, originally called Fort Island Battery and also known as Mud Island Fort, was commissioned in 1771 and sits on Mud Island on the Delaware River below Philadelphia, Pennsylvania near Philadelphia International Airport." Wikipedia. Bring a snack and $8 to $6 if you wish to enter the fort.

Friendly C+ ride with, but not limited to, the following destinations: 1. Ambler 2. Whole Foods North Wales 3. Wegman's King of Prussia 4. Whole Foods Devon 5. Ridley Creek State Park area. BE SURE TO CHECK THE DAILY RIDE CALENDAR FOR RIDE LEADER AND DESTINATION INFORMATION. Bring money for lunch. Nobody is dropped. Ride may be cancelled up to 1 hour prior to departure time. Indication that cue sheets and/or GPS navigational information will be available no later than 24 hours prior to departure

An incredibly scenic ride through the Oley Valley in Berks County. Thanks to Rich Wagner for this picturesque route. Featuring the crossing of two covered bridges, Three rest stops. One at your standard convenience store. One at a great little deli/restaurant in the quaint town of Oley. And even one at a chocolatier. Terrain will consist of significant climbs for the first and last 15 miles. The middle 30 is rolling to flat. This will be one of the prettiest rides you will do this year. Cue sheets will be available. Total climbing 4176 feet. We will stop to regroup as needed. DRIVING DIRECTIONS to French Creek State Park: Take the Main PA Turnpike (I-76) West to the Downingtown Exit. This is two exits beyond (west of) the Valley Forge exit. After leaving the Turnpike, take PA 100 North/Pottstown Pike for 4 miles. You will pass through the town of Eagle. Turn left onto Conestoga Rd/PA-401 West. Stay on 401 West for 6 miles, then turn right onto PA-345 North/Bulltown Rd. Follow PA-345 North for 4 miles. There will be signs on 345 for French Creek State Park, and Hopewell Lake. TWO LEADERS, TWO PACES: Dan will lead the 15+ group, and Linda will lead the 13-15 group. Thank you, Dan!

A true C ride that cheerfully waits to regroup. Usually 25-35 miles, usually with a lunch or snack stop. Meet at the Italian Fountain, near the parking garage sign.

OWLS (Older, Wiser, Longer, Slower) paced ride through Fairmount Park and beyond depending on experience of riders assembled. Bring extra tube, water, helmet, $ for mid-ride snack. Ride will be delayed for 20 minutes. Start time is now 12:20 to avoid rain.

Bring yer bike and sense of adventure. Some days we'll ride familiar favorite routes, other days we'll scope out new routes. Today we'll ride to Doylestown for a lunch stop at the Bagel Barrel. Route is generally flat to rolling (no big hills). Will regroup as needed, but must be able to maintain the posted pace. Check day of the ride if weather is iffy (rain cancels).

Join us on Tuesday nights for a ride down the SRT to the Art Museum and back. We leave from the Jacobs Engineering parking lot on Ash Street There will be at least 2 pace groups riding. John will lead a 13-14 paced ride and Elliot will lead a 16-17 pace. Other paces may be offered if there is a leader. Strong headlamp (200 lumen minimum), and tail light are required as is reflective clothing. Rain, Snow or Ice on the trail or roads, and daytime high below freezing will cancel the ride.

FOR OCT. 14: Pretty loop through Montgomery County (West Point, Harleysville, Souderton). Indoor food Stop at Hennings Market in Harleysville at mile 21. From Hennings, we will continue for another 12 miles on an outer loop (north of Rte 63) toward Souderton. From Souderton, the outer loop returns to Harleysville at mile 33. From Harleysville, we'll return to the start via Skippack and Evansburg. Wawa stop available if needed at mile 38. Total climbing 2550 feet. We still stop to regroup as needed. No one dropped, but we will try to maintain the advertised pace. GENERIC DESCRIPTION: Scenic adventures by bike on most Fridays, throughout the year. Explore pretty, peaceful roads in suburban counties -- Montgomery, Bucks, Chester, etc. Starting points will vary, so that we can cycle through different regions. Please check the daily calendar for details of each Friday's route -- terrain, mileage, rest stops, etc. Cue sheets and on-line route map will be provided for each ride. If weather conditions are not conducive to cycling, this ride may be replaced by a hike/walk (on foot). As long as we are enjoying outdoor physical exercise, and Mother Nature, in the company of friends, we'll have a memorable outing.

Great roads with low traffic. We have a few routes that bring us out around or through Ridley Creek State Park. Average speed will be 16-17 mph, but note that these routes include over 4000' of climbing. Bring a snack for a brief mid-ride break. Consider the on-line routes approximate. Leave by 8:05 AM. Rain cancels.

Assemble at 8:20. We willl leave at 8:30 SHARP! Regular "Early Bird to Coffee Riders" should note slower than normal pace. Ride through Belmont, Wynwood, Bryn Mawr, Gladwyn, Villanova, Devon,Conshohocken, Manayunk, etc., returning via Manayunk Bridge and Bala Cynwyd. Many hills, including 12 (or so) relatively long ones, but no killers. One 30-minute coffee stop in Devon (Pour Richards or Whole Foods) at mile 26 or so. (It's all about the coffee.) Will regroup at top of long hills as needed, but riders are expected to achieve advertised pace (which is what our computers read as "average" at the finish). Please preregister: it increase substantially my ability to read the important info on the sign-in sheet.

80k at 80y West Philly to Valley Forge Park - Saturday, 10/15/2016 On a cold 30° Saturday morning after Thanksgiving 2005 I led a "70 @ 70" ride to Elmer NJ. I was challenged then to lead an 80 @ 80. I agreed to ride 80k. I have waited until now, but if I wait any longer it might be cold again and I must ride 81. So, on October 15th at 8:30 a.m. I will start from Barkan Park at 50th & Spruce, stop at Lloyd Hall at 9:00 a.m. to pick up more company and ride to Valley Forge Park via the canal tow path, thru the woods to Shawmont (more company?) and the bike trail to Valley Forge. It will be a slow, easy, flat, "D" level pace, great for those riders who have wanted to ride that far but didn't want to hold back the pace line. We will stop in Norristown on the way back for sustenance. (FYI: 80k = ~50 miles.) Rain date TBD. - 267-250-3433 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

Do you remember the song, The Bristol Stomp, the group who wrote and performed the song were from Bristol, PA. We will cycle up River to this town, with a refreshment stop at the Bristol Farmers' Market. Hint, delisous donuts availible.

Friendly C+ ride with, but not limited to, the following destinations: 1. Ambler 2. Whole Foods North Wales 3. Wegman's King of Prussia 4. Whole Foods Devon 5. Ridley Creek State Park area. BE SURE TO CHECK THE DAILY RIDE CALENDAR FOR RIDE LEADER AND DESTINATION INFORMATION. Bring money for lunch. Nobody is dropped. Ride may be cancelled up to 1 hour prior to departure time. Indication that cue sheets and/or GPS navigational information will be available no later than 24 hours prior to departure

56 mileswith option for 62 miles. No one dropped but riders should be able to maintain the average pace. Some hills, route looks mostly rolling. Some covered bridges. Lunch stop in Lititz. Two potty/snack stops. One set of directions, Pa turnpike to exit 298 (I think that is Morgantown) to Rt 23 becomes W. Main St, cross route 322 and shopping center with be a little further on your right. A Sheetz gas station will be on the left. 56: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/16993486 62: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/16993635 veers off the 56 mile route at 53.3. Rain cancels

Due to new info, This ride will be through Fairmount Park. Starting from Kayuh bike & Cafe, back to the Café. Ride will regroup as necessary. This is a casual & cultural fall ride for all people who like the color and the cooler weather. Come for the ride, stay for the coffee. Remember, DRESS for the weather. BCP rules apply. 18 years and older. Snacks are strongly advised. Plus, you must have an extra tube, due to some road conditions. Plan on a 2 1/2 hour ride. Interest or questions and specific details email or TXT Tom @ number below or www.kayuhbicycles.com, 215-235-1838

From Lake Galena, we'll ride north through the wooded areas of upper Bucks county to enjoy the fall colors. Water/bathroom stop at mile 25 in Revere and a lunch stop at a pizza place in Richlandtown at mile 43.

Come out and enjoy a leisurely bicycle ride to see the early Fall foliage along the scenic Schuykill River and the lower Wissahickon, all on paved roads and paths. 10 miles out, a cafe stop, then 8 miles back. The ride is appropriate for cagey veteran riders and novice riders alike, especially folks new to Philadelphia or to group riding. Bring a helmet, a spare inner tube (we will coach you on how to fix a flat if the occasion deflates), water, and a few dollars for our cafe stop.

A true C ride, which cheerfully waits to regroup. Usually 25-35 miles, usually with a lunch or snack stop. Meet at the Italian Fountain, near the parking garage sign.

Bring yer bike and sense of adventure. Some days we'll ride familiar favorite routes, other days we'll scope out new routes. Today we'll ride to Hennings Market in Harleysville on some roads we haven't been on for a while and some new ones. Mostly flat to rolling terrain (other than going up Bean Rd.). Will regroup as needed, but must be able to maintain the posted pace. Check day of the ride if weather is iffy (rain cancels).

Tomorrow's sunset is 6:15 PM. Civil twilight is 27 minutes for dusk at 6:43 PM. The last time I recorded the Tuesday Bulldog, we did it in 1:47 hours - https://www.strava.com/activities/686753426. So if we leave at 5pm we'll finish West River just at dusk. If that sounds good to you, hey, let's meet at the bulldog at 4:55 PM and leave at 5 PM sharp.

Join us on Tuesday nights for a ride down the SRT to the Art Museum and back. We leave from the Jacobs Engineering parking lot on Ash Street There will be at least 2 pace groups riding. John will lead a 13-14 paced ride and Elliot will lead a 16-17 pace. Other paces may be offered if there is a leader. Strong headlamp (200 lumen minimum), and tail light are required as is reflective clothing. Rain, Snow or Ice on the trail or roads, and daytime high below freezing will cancel the ride.

For 10/21: Pretty route from Wilson Farm Park in Chesterbrook to Northbrook Market, outside of West Chester. We'll cross the scenic Brandywine Creek a few times, and ride past green landscapes, parks, & golf courses. Quick rest stop at Wawa at mile 16. Sit-down lunch stop at Northbrook at mile 28. On the return, there is a Wawa rest stop at mile 47. Total elevation gain 3862 ft. We will stop to regroup as needed. No one dropped, but we will try to maintain 13mph average, as advertised. GENERIC DESCRIPTION: Enjoy scenic adventures by bike on most Fridays, throughout the year. We'll explore pretty, peaceful roads in suburban counties -- Montgomery, Bucks, Chester, etc. Starting points will vary, so that we can cycle through different regions. Depending on the destination, starting point may be in Conshohocken, Flourtown, Jenkintown, Wayne, Valley Forge, etc. Please check the daily calendar for details of each Friday's route -- terrain, mileage, rest stops, etc. Cue sheets and on-line route map will be provided for each ride. Scheduled for virtually every Friday throughout the year, with a few exceptions here & there. If weather conditions are not conducive to cycling, this ride may be replaced by a hike/walk (on foot). As long as we are enjoying outdoor physical exercise, and Mother Nature, in the company of friends, we'll have a memorable outing.

Great roads with low traffic. We have a few routes that bring us out around or through Ridley Creek State Park. Average speed will be 16-17 mph, but note that these routes include over 4000' of climbing. Bring a snack for a brief mid-ride break. Consider the on-line routes approximate. Leave by 8:05 AM. Rain cancels.

You must contact ride leader Phil Hoke day before ride if you want to do this ride.This is an "A" level group; 18-20 mph.Very scenic 90 mile ride from Doylestown to Round Valley Reservoir in Clinton,NJ Slow climb up to the ridge overlooking the Delaware River to the Round Valley Reservoir where we'll have lunch.Shorter 65,43 and 30 mile groups available (see listings).Rain cancels the ride. route: http://ridewithgps.com/routes/10808188 email: Text or call: 610 804 3322

Seven groups,C12-13 mph, C+ 13-14 mph, B - 14-15 mph, B 15-16 mph, B+ 16-17, A- 17-18 mph and A 18-20 mph. Very scenic ride thru the backroads of Hunterdon County,NJ. Slow climb up to the ridge overlooking the Delaware River followed by a 5 mile flat section great for a pace line!. We'll then climb up to the reservoir. Shorter 30 and 45 mile ride groups available (see separate ride listings). Rain cancels the ride. Ride starts promptly at 9am. Directions: PA Turnpike East to RT 1 North to I-95 North to Scudders Fall Bridge to RT 29 North/Lambertville exit off bridge, to Main St Lambertville, pass CVS, Lambertville Police Station then left into Holcombe-Jimison driveway by blue entrance sign. Meet in rear gravel lot on right at end of driveway. If bathrooms needed use CVS located at Main and Cherry St.

There is a French bakery in Narberth, PA. Of course that is our destination this morning. Retuning by a slightly longer route via The Cynwyd Heritage Trail and the Pencoyd Bridge. We will be back in time to attend the first film on Saturday's Philadelphia Film Festival marquee.

Shorter and very scenic "Flemington" loop that DOES NOT visit the Round Valley Reservoir, but heads to Flemington, NJ for lunch. Very scenic ride thru the backroads of Hunterdon County,NJ. The ride passes by the only Covered Bridge in NJ (great for a group photo shot)!.Longer 63 mile "Reservoir" ride groups available and shorter flat 30 mile canal path group also available (see separate listings). Rain cancels ride. Directions: PA Turnpike East to RT 1 North to I-95 North to Scudders Fall Bridge to RT 29 North/Lambertville exit off bridge, to Main St Lambertville, pass CVS, Lambertville Police Station then left into Holcombe-Jimison driveway by blue entrance sign. Meet in rear gravel lot on right at end of driveway. If bathrooms needed use CVS located at intersection of Main and Cherry St.

Slow paced (10-12mph), relaxed, off road, 30 mile round trip "canal" ride along one of the most scenic parts of the Delaware River. Perfect ride for road, hybrid or mountain bikes since the canal path is fine crushed gravel.The ride starts at the CVS in Lambertville,NJ and heads to Frenchtown,NJ where the group will have lunch at the Bridge Cafe adjacent to the Delaware River.This ride is part of the "Round Valley" series of rides but DOES NOT visit the Round Valley Reservoir (see separate "Round Valley Reservoir" ride listings). Rain cancels the ride. Ride starts promptly at 9am. Directions: PA Turnpike East to RT 1 North to I-95 North to Scudders Fall Bridge to RT 29 North /Lambertville exit off bridge, to Main St Lambertville, pass CVS, Lambertville Police Station then left into Holcombe-Jimison driveway by blue entrance sign. Meet in rear gravel lot on right at end of driveway.If bathrooms needed use CVS located at the intersection of Main and Cherry St.

Friendly C+ ride. Ride will have to be a show and go, as I'm unable to lead due to a prior commitment.

A relatively short ride with minimal climbing, allowing us to get home for the Eagles kickoff. Two quick water stops are planned. No food stops. Please carry enough nutrition to get you through a three and a half hour ride. Total climbing will be ~2500', with most of the climbing within the first 25 miles. Please be ready to have "wheels rolling" at 9:00am

This is a TRAIL RIDE with mixed paved and gravel surface (think mountain bike or hybrid) Schuylkill River and Perkiomen Trails, to a cyclocross race in Upper Salford Park. Tires 28mm or wider suggested. We will be on the roads for about 4 miles, and there will be a hill. Pace will be medium. Light rain will NOT cancel the ride. For those of you who do not know what cyclocross is, there will be a combination of on and off road riding with “steeplechase” type obstacles that force the riders to dismount the bike and carry it as fast as they can, over or around the obstacle. The course is laid out with yellow plastic tape around fields, through woods, and on paved bike paths and driveways, with natural and constructed obstructions. Frequently there is mud involved... Usually a lot of the course is visible from the main start/finish area, so you can track the progress of a rider for most of the race. I am planning to stay and watch for a while. 30-45 minutes??? OK, I have another ulterior motive. I am scouting out the park as a potential food stop for the bike club’s fall century ride. Anyone who wants to leave early is welcome to do so. Please let me know. The route is NOT complicated. 90% of it is on the trails. Option to ride further up the trail after watching some of the race. If you have not explored the full length of the Perk, this would be a nice chance. Bathroom at the park. Food stops on an ad hoc basis. Bring snacks, and 2 full H2O bottles or a camelbak style backpack. Pack a windbreaker in a pocket or backpack.

This ride will be through part of Fairmount Park to the Cynwyd Trail from Kayuh bike & Cafe, back to the Café. Ride will regroup as necessary. This is a casual fall ride for all people who like the color and the cooler weather. Remember, DRESS for the weather. BCP rules apply. 18 years and older. Snacks are strongly advised. Interest or questions and specific details email or TXT Tom @ the numbers below or www.kayuhbicycles.com, 215-235-1838.

Explore Fairmount Park and beyond. OWLS (Older, Wiser, Longer, Slower) paced ride. Bring water, helmet, sunscreen, $ for a mid-ride snack.

A true C ride, which cheerfully waits to regroup. Usually 25-35 miles, usually with a lunch or snack stop. Meet at the Italian Fountain, near the parking garage sign.

Bring yer bike and sense of adventure. Some days we'll ride familiar favorite routes, other days we'll scope out new routes. Today we'll keep it on the shorter side due to the cold weather (distance depends on how cold we feel). Expect low-trafficked roads, mostly flat to rolling terrain (no climbs) as we ride to a new to us pizza place outside of Doylestown. Will regroup as needed, but must be able to maintain the posted pace. Check day of the ride if weather is iffy (rain cancels). Careful loading the ridewithgps route as the two routes come up as one (copy and paste the applicable route).

Tomorrow's sunset is 6:06 PM. Civil twilight is 27 minutes for dusk at 6:33 PM. The last time I recorded the Tuesday Bulldog, we did it in 1:47 hours -h ttps://www.strava.com/activities/686753426. So if we leave at 5pm we'll finish West River just after dusk. If that sounds good to you, hey, let's meet at the bulldog at 4:55 PM and leave at 5 PM sharp. We'll average 16+ mph with frequent bursts above 25 including the West River sprint home. We'll cover 30 miles through 1,500 ft climbing and try for 1:45 minutes elapsed. Strava: https://www.strava.com/routes/6585912 Ride With GPS: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/17217419

Join us on Tuesday nights for a ride down the SRT to the Art Museum and back. We leave from the Jacobs Engineering parking lot on Ash Street There will be at least 2 pace groups riding. John will lead a 13-14 paced ride and Elliot will lead a 16-17 pace. Other paces may be offered if there is a leader. Strong headlamp (200 lumen minimum), and tail light are required as is reflective clothing. Rain, Snow or Ice on the trail or roads, and daytime high below freezing will cancel the ride.

10/28 - NO FROLICKING TODAY - Leader is leading the FALL FOLIAGE WEEKEND in HANOVER/GETTYSBURG. THE FRIDAY FROLIC RIDE WILL RESUME NEXT WEEK, NOVEMBER 4, with a Philly Bike Expo theme Enjoy scenic adventures by bike on most Fridays, throughout the year. We'll explore pretty, peaceful roads in suburban counties -- Montgomery, Bucks, Chester, etc. Starting points will vary, so that we can cycle through different regions. Depending on the destination, starting point may be in Conshohocken, Flourtown, Jenkintown, Wayne, Valley Forge, etc. Please check the daily calendar for details of each Friday's route -- terrain, mileage, rest stops, etc. Cue sheets and on-line route map will be provided for each ride. Scheduled for virtually every Friday throughout the year, with a few exceptions here & there. If weather conditions are not conducive to cycling, this ride may be replaced by a hike/walk (on foot). As long as we are enjoying outdoor physical exercise, and Mother Nature, in the company of friends, we'll have a memorable outing.

BCP's annual fall foliage bike tour of Hanover and Gettysburg, PA, and surrounding countryside in York and Adams Counties. Ride past peaceful horse farms, across creeks and lakes, and around the quaint town of Gettysburg,as well as through Gettysburg National Park (the Battlefield). Preregistration and payment are required. Event details and the registration page are available on the home page of this website - the link for this event is on the right side of the homepage: http://phillybikeclub.org/newbcp/events/fallevent2016/fallevent.htm Wide array of routes with various distances and terrains are available. Organized group rides with leaders. Hotel, meals, and snacks provided, post-ride parties. Cue sheet packets will include routes and maps. All-inclusive package. Please feel free to contact the Leader for more information. Everyone is welcome to join us for this weekend of scenic and sociable riding.

For our guests at the Fall Foliage Weekend in Hanover, we will be offering an evening ride, leaving directly from the Hampton Inn on Wilson Ave. This is a new route developed by Bryan Eckert of the Hanover Cyclers. Bryan and Peggy will be co-leading. Ride will depart promptly at 6:00pm, in order to return by 8:00, so that riders can still participate in the later dinner seating at the hotel. HEADLIGHTS and TAIL LIGHTS are REQUIRED, for your safety. Leaders will provide cue sheets at the meeting point. Terrain will be mostly flat to gently rolling. (Total climbing = 689 ft.) There will be a quick rest stop at the Royal Farms convenience store in Littlestown at mile 14. Speed of the ride will be adjusted, based on the overall preference of the riders. Everyone who joins this ride must be a registered guest of the event.

Great roads with low traffic. We have a few routes that bring us out around or through Ridley Creek State Park. Average speed will be 16-17 mph, but note that these routes include over 4000' of climbing. Bring a snack for a brief mid-ride break. Consider the on-line routes approximate. Leave by 8:05 AM. Rain cancels.

BCP's annual fall foliage bike tour of Hanover and Gettysburg, PA, and surrounding countryside in York and Adams Counties. Ride past peaceful horse farms, across creeks and lakes, and around the quaint town of Gettysburg,as well as through Gettysburg National Park (the Battlefield). Preregistration and payment are required. Event details and the registration page are available on the home page of this website - the link for this event is on the right side of the homepage: http://phillybikeclub.org/newbcp/events/fallevent2016/fallevent.htm Wide array of routes with various distances and terrains. Organized group rides with leaders. Meals and snacks provided, post-ride parties. Cue sheet packets will include routes and maps. All-inclusive package. Please feel free to contact the Leader for more information. Everyone is welcome to join us for this weekend of scenic and sociable riding.

Penn Treaty Park, Race St Pier, Penn's Landing, Spruce Harbor Park, Washington Ave Green-Pier 53, Pier 68 and " The Lakes " FDR Park. Those are the parks that will encompass our cycle ride today. I will not talk about these ciy sites, just cycle there. Stopping at a coffee shop on 22nd St as we return to the start. We will get back in time to catch the first film Saturday selection of the Philadelphia Film Festival.

The real destination is Palmyra Cove Nature Park but first I want a good cup of coffee at Orange Blossom Bakery and Cafe in Riverton, NJ. You will experience the mid nineteenth centry industrial Philadelphia, PA waterfront with the Victorian waterfront of Riverton, NJ. Palmyra Cove Nature Park is a 250-acre waterfront park featuring ponds, trails& scenic viewpoints, plus an environmental center at the foot of the Tacony-Palmyra Bridge. We will need to walk our bikes across the bridge walkway. Retuning through Camden and cycling over the Ben Franklin Bridge walkway after carrying our bikes up the three flights of stairs by to Philly.

This beautiful ride starts in Strausstown and travels west across the base of Blue Mountain. Following a rest stop at the 20 mile mark, it continues around the mountain, then travels east along the northern base of the mountain. Finally, at PA 183, the assault of Blue Mountain begins, followed by a screaming downhill to the parking lot where it all started. This ride features low traffic, beautiful fall foliage, a wooded hill climb, a Sikh temple, a Hindu temple, cows, sheep, horses and beautiful vistas. Please bring sufficient water and fuel with you - there are few opportunities to replenish supplies between miles 5 and 31 and between mile 31 and the end of the ride. If there is anyone who does not feel up to climbing Blue, I will have cue sheets for a 41 mile version that stays on the south side of Blue Mountain. The routes are identical until the rest stop, and will not have a ride leader for the return to Strausstown, unless someone volunteers.

I have offered to lead a shorter, less hilly version of Rick C's ride. The route eliminates the two hardest climbing sections. Total elevation gain is only about 1,900'. There will be one snack/water stop around the midway point. Periodic regrouping as needed. Plan your mobile nutrition accordingly. Same start time. Same start location. Same $2 parking fee. (The Sickafus store is a neat place that sells all sorts of sheepskin products.) Please arrive at least 15 min. prior to the scheduled start time.

Friendly C+ ride. This will be a true C+ pace. Bring $ for lunch at about the halfway point. We will regroup at top of hills, or as necessary. No one will be dropped. Ride may be cancelled up to 1 hour prior to departure time. PLEASE NOTE 10:15 START TIME.

BCP's annual fall foliage bike tour of Hanover and Gettysburg, PA, and surrounding countryside in York and Adams Counties. Ride past peaceful horse farms, across creeks and lakes, and around the quaint town of Gettysburg,as well as through Gettysburg National Park (the Battlefield). Preregistration and payment are required. Event details and the registration page are available on the home page of this website - the link for this event is on the right side of the homepage: http://phillybikeclub.org/newbcp/events/fallevent2016/fallevent.htm Wide array of routes with various distances and terrains. Organized group rides with leaders. Meals and snacks provided, post-ride parties. Cue sheet packets will include routes and maps. All-inclusive package. Please feel free to contact the Leader for more information. Everyone is welcome to join us for this weekend of scenic and sociable riding.

Relaxed pace (OWLS--Older, Wiser, Longer, Slower) through Fairmount Park and beyond. Bring water, helmet, extra tube, $ for mid-ride snack. Good humor to share on the ride a plus. Sun Screen is suggested. An interesting custom may lead to a free cup of coffee.

A true C ride, which cheerfully waits to regroup. Usually 25-35 miles, usually with a lunch or snack stop. Meet at the Italian Fountain, near the parking garage sign.

This is going to be a casual early evening Halloween ride for the spirited, (and not faint of heart, (LOL)) people who like an unusual ride. NO costumes, but a little something black is appropriate. This will be a Ride, a little Walking and Ride back to the cafe. There’s a good chance you’ll see some 4-legged wildlife, (& maybe even some dead 2-legged kind (?)). DRESS for the weather. BCP rules apply. 18 years and older. Snacks and a flashlight are strongly advised. Plus, again, you must have an extra tube, due to some road conditions and your Bike Lights. Plan on 3 hours. Interest or questions and specific details email or TXT Tom @ number below or www.kayuhbicycles.com, 215-235-1838