Ride Calendar

This month's First Friday Fifty will actually be 62 miles (100 km). We'll ride from the Azalea Garden behind the Museum to Betzwood via the SRT, where will meet and join Steve Trobovic's ride to the Pink Moose Cafe in Royersford. [20.5 miles to Betzwood, 21 miles roundtrip with Steve's group, then 20.5 miles back] We expect to be back before 4:30 pm. Our avg. speed should be about 12 mph on the SRT to and from Betzwood, and 10.5 mph from there to Royersford and back. No one will be left behind. Bring water, money for our cafe stop and a spare tube. Helmets are required. Ride will be canceled if raining or snowing. If the temperature is near 40° we will ride 20 miles round trip instead and postpone the 62-mile ride for another week.

Leader has to work in the morning, so today's Friday Frolic will be in the afternoon. Easy, mostly flat route from Bala Cynwyd, along the SRT, almost to Phoenixville, then to Oaks for a quick coffee stop. On the outbound portion, we cross the Schuylkill River on the Pencoyd Bridge. On the return, we cross the river on the Manayunk Trail Bridge. Total climbing 1440 feet. At the mid-way coffee stop, we have a choice of Wawa, Dunkin' Donuts, or Starbucks. Plan is to return before 4:30pm. Please bring lights. Cue sheets will not be available. The on-line route map is https://ridewithgps.com/routes/29064906. GENERIC DESCRIPTION: The Friday Frolic ride meets most Fridays, throughout the year. Usual starting time is 9:30am, unless otherwise noted. Scenic bike adventures throughout the Philadelphia region and surrounding counties. Leader: Linda McGrane, , 267-251-7862

Daryl's Pastries Inc, 102 N Keswick Ave, Glenside, PA 19038 is a good destination and it is up hill via Midvale Ave to Henry Ave, burning off the donut calories we will devouring at Daryl's Pastries. Best way is to come out and ride. There is a challenging ascent up Midvale Ave toward Henry Ave for a D level ride but with persistence and being in the lowest gear on your bike, the climb is doable. From there, Henry Ave and School House Lane, the terrain is rolling. Just got to do the miles. After a coffee/donut stop at Darryl's, we will head back along the Reading Rail Line, with some quick hills before entering back into the city at the West Oak Lane neighborhood. Then taking Ogontz Ave South through Logan, Nicetown, and Allegheny West to Kelly Dr. You will discover the wondering route of Ogontz Ave. Remember up hill going out, almost down hill all the way back to tha Art Museum. On street roads except for the Kelly Dr Bike Trail.

Every Saturday through March, we will ride 17.5 miles to Kimberton Whole Food store in Kimberton, have an indoor coffee break, then ride 17.5 miles back to Valley Forge.

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 9:05 AM. Rain cancels.

Bike Ride is cancelled, due to Friday's snow. Switch to Plan B - cross-country skiing or snow-shoeing. Meet at Ft. Washington State Park Hawk Watch parking lot for cross-country skiing or snow-shoeing on peaceful and scenic trails in the park. We'll try to get down to the Wissahickon Creek from the Hawk Watch. Mother Nature gave winter its own serene beauty. Optional coffee stop after our snow outing.

Friendly C+ ride with various destinations: BE SURE TO CHECK THE DAILY RIDE CALENDAR FOR RIDE LEADER AND DESTINATION INFORMATION. Bring money for lunch. We will regroup as necessary and wait at turns within ride level expectations. YOU MUST CARRY A SPARE TUBE. Ride may be cancelled up to 1 hour prior to departure time.

Every Sunday through March, we will ride 17.5 miles to Hennings Market in Harleysville, do an indoor coffee break, then ride 17.5 miles back to Valley Forge.

Please join us on a hike in the beautiful Wissahickon Gorge of Fairmount Park. We will be hiking mainly on trails unless mud causes us to be more on Forbidden Drive. Well-behaved dogs are welcome- but keep them leashed- even on the trails. If you are not familiar with the trails in the southern end of the park, it may be difficult for you to cut the hike short, so be prepared to stay with us.

Bring your 29er, CX, Gravel or equip your road bike with wider tires as we mashup rides across various asphalt, gravel and sometimes dirt terrains. Expect a good challenge as we grind gravel trails and hit a few climbs with great company for no other purpose than to have fun and put in a few unpaved miles.

One Book, One Philadelphia is a project of the Free Library of Philadelphia. The next Discussion about this years Book; Sing, Unburied, Sing, will be a discussion and tour at Eastern State Penitentiary on Fairmount Avenue. Note the change in time to meet is 10:00am, a short walk to Fairmount Ave to Eastern State for an 11:00am start. The talk & tour will be around 2 hours. STREET PARKING: S. College St between 20th & 19th

(Older,Wiser,Longer,Slower) paced ride through Fairmount Park and beyond depending on the group assembled. Please wear helmet(required by club), dress for winter weather, extra tube, water, and $ for mid ride snack stop. Instructional biking tips will be available for new riders. There might be a hill or two for resistance as well as aerobic training. Recovery time at top of hills will be available. Please bring smiles, stories, jokes, and a good sense of humor

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

For March 3 - time-saving, out-and-back route to Oaks, via the SRT. Coffee break at the half-way point. Choice of places to stop - Wawa, Starbucks, Dunkin' Donuts. Return by 5:00. GENERIC DESCRIPTION: Scenic loop, usually thru Montgomery Co. or Lower Bucks, with brief rest stop. Unless otherwise stated, meet most Sundays at Bruno's (finishing point for many of the Sunday AM Wissahickon hikes). Occasionally meet at another location in Chestnut Hill. Plan to return by 5:00pm. Please bring LIGHTS. Specific details posted for week. Every Sunday throughout winter (during hiking season), weather permitting, EXCEPT 2nd Sun in Feb. If weather is not bike-friendly, this ride may be replaced by snow activity. Keep moving throughout winter - maintain base fitness level for the return of spring cycling in March. Cue sheets will be available.

The nighttime Phoenixville Dog rides will continue until daylight savings time begins. A strong headlight and taillight are required. The rides are on low traffic roads and feature rolling to hilly terrain. No one dropped, but please be prepared to ride the advertised pace over rolling to hilly terrain. Precipitation cancels. Ice on the road cancels. Temperatures below 15 degrees at the scheduled start time cancels.

Meet at Jenkintown Whole Foods Market, on The Fairway, ~1 mile east of Old York Rd/611.This is a pretty loop from the Whole Foods Market in Jenkintown to the Whole Foods in Plymouth Meeting. Outbound via Abington, Oreland, and Blue Bell. Indoor rest stop at the Whole Foods in Plymouth Meeting at the half-way mark (mile 20). Return via Spring Mill, Flourtown, and Glenside. Only one rest stop is planned. Total elevation gain is 1875 ft, per RidewithGPS.com. Mostly rolling terrain - tallest climb is 380 ft. Meeting point at Whole Foods Market: park at far end of lot, near the Rydal Park senior apts. 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 daily calendar for details of each Friday's route -- terrain, mileage, rest stops, etc. Cue sheets and on-line route map provided for each ride. If weather conditions are not conducive to cycling, this ride may be replaced by a hike/walk, or snow activity. As long as we are enjoying outdoor exercise, and Mother Nature, in the company of friends, we'll have a memorable outing.

A short, cold (but dry) Friday ride from the Art Museum to Bob's Diner in Roxborough and back. Temperatures are expected to be in the 30's -- don't forget to wear your wool socks. 10 miles outbound with a slow gradual climb through the West Park then over the Strawberry Mansion Bridge and through Upper East Falls. 7 miles back down into Manayunk and home on the SRT. Our pace will depend on the riders present. No one will be left behind. Bring water, money for our stop at Bob's Cafe and a spare tube. Helmets are required.

Compared to what March has brought us so far, weather forecast for Sat. is excellent! Assemble at 8:45. Depart at 8:50 SHARP! Ride through East Falls, Wyndmoor, Oreland, Fort Washington, Upper Dublin, Ambler, Flourtown, and Manayunk. Several hills but no killers. 35-minute coffee stop at Abyss in Ambler. (It's all about the coffee!). Will regroup at top of hills if necessary, but riders are expected to maintain posted speed (what our computers read upon ride completion). PLEASE PREREGISTER: saves time; ensures that I will be able to read important emergency info; and no problem if you change your mind and don't show up since we will not be waiting past the posted departure time.

Let's walk over the Bridge and leave our troubles behind. That's the Tacony Palmya Bridge, walkway to NJ across the Delaware River. Our route is up the River Wards of Philadelphia and the Estate side of Palmyra and Riverton, NJ. Coffee at the Orance Blossom Cafe. Return via the Ben Franklin Bridge, but first inspecting the progress of the pedestrian ramp on the Camden side of the bridge.

Looks like it could rain or snow again this weekend, if the weather people can make up their minds. So, This weeks destination wii be determined by the weather. The warmer, the longer the ride. These rides will focus local neighborhoods around Philadelphia County and will include places like old buildings, historic places and murals. Easy rides for new riders to biking, with Safety Instructions and How To ride in a group. A no drop ride with rest stops and re-group as needed. Helmet and Water a must. A light riding snack suggested. Mid-week update on rides @ Facebook: Kayuh Pedalers. STREET PARKING: S. College St between 20th & 19th.

Every Saturday through March, we will ride 17.5 miles to Kimberton Whole Food store in Kimberton, have an indoor coffee break, then ride 17.5 miles back to Valley Forge.

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 9:05 AM. Rain cancels.

Friendly C+ ride with various destinations: BE SURE TO CHECK THE DAILY RIDE CALENDAR FOR RIDE LEADER AND DESTINATION INFORMATION. Bring money for lunch. We will regroup as necessary and wait at turns within ride level expectations. YOU MUST CARRY A SPARE TUBE. Ride may be cancelled up to 1 hour prior to departure time.

Every Sunday through March, we will ride 17.5 miles to Hennings Market in Harleysville, do an indoor coffee break, then ride 17.5 miles back to Valley Forge.

Looks like it could rain or snow again this weekend, if the weather people can make up their minds. So, This weeks destination wii be determined by the weather. The warmer, the longer the ride. These rides will focus local neighborhoods around Philadelphia County and will include places like old buildings, historic places and murals. Easy rides for new riders to biking, with Safety Instructions and How To ride in a group. A no drop ride, with rest stops and re-group as needed. Helmet and Water a must. A light riding snack suggested. Mid-week update on rides @ Facebook: Kayuh Pedalers. STREET PARKING: S. College St between 20th & 19th

CANCELLED, due to rain and muddy trail conditions. This morning, we'll try a slightly different approach - we'll start at Carpenters Woods, as a new way of entering Wissahickon Valley Park. There is a creek or stream in Carpenters Woods. We'll eventually get to the Fingerspan Bridge on the Orange Trail in Valley Green. Well-behaved canine hikers are always welcome to join us, if they are on leashes. We'll have a rest stop mid-way. Our meeting point is on Greene St, near the corner of South Mt. Pleasant.

Bring your 29er, CX, Gravel or equip your road bike with wider tires as we mashup rides across various asphalt, gravel and sometimes dirt terrains. Expect a good challenge as we grind gravel trails and hit a few climbs with great company for no other purpose than to have fun and put in a few unpaved miles.

OWLS(Older, Wiser, Longer, Slower) paced ride through Fairmount Park and beyond. It might have a hill or two for resistance training for new bikers, but there will be regrouping and recovery time at the top of the hill. A shorter ride due to cold weather might have a hill or two. Longer rides will be more level. Please bring water, warm clothes for winter riding, extra tube, $ for mid ride snack stop. Bring happy faces and funny stories.

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

For March 10 - time-saving, out-and-back route to Oaks, via the SRT. Coffee break at the half-way point. Choice of places to stop - Wawa, Starbucks, Dunkin' Donuts. Return by 5:00. GENERIC DESCRIPTION: Scenic loop, usually thru Montgomery Co. or Lower Bucks, with brief rest stop. Unless otherwise stated, meet most Sundays at Bruno's (finishing point for many of the Sunday AM Wissahickon hikes). Occasionally meet at another location in Chestnut Hill. Plan to return by 5:00pm. Please bring LIGHTS. Specific details posted for week. Every Sunday throughout winter (during hiking season), weather permitting, EXCEPT 2nd Sun in Feb. If weather is not bike-friendly, this ride may be replaced by snow activity. Keep moving throughout winter - maintain base fitness level for the return of spring cycling in March. Cue sheets will be available. Cue sheets will be available. The on-line route map is https://ridewithgps.com/routes/29147802. . Leader: Linda McGrane, , 267-251-7862

Let's attend the Circuit Trails, the New Jersey Conservation Municipal Utilities Authority grand opening of Gateway Park, part of the Cooper River Trail #onthecircuit! We will also inspect the progress on the new pedestrian ramp of the Ben Franklin Bridge.

Tuesdays are Suzy-Jo Donut day at Riverbend Cafe without needing to go on to Bridgeport, PA. This morning's route will go out Bryn Mar Ave, the Cynwd Heritage Trail, over Manayunk Trail Bridge, up Umbia and following Rivser Rd to the back approach to Riverbend Cafe and Bicycle Shop. We ride to eat donuts.

We are just "jonesing" to get out and Ride! Lets hope the weather forecast will be correct for 3/14. We will start out easy with a favorite route, to Skippack Wawa. 35 miles, 1500 ft elevation gain. Pace will be 13.5-14, No drops but should be able to keep the stated pace. Bring money for Rest stop. check back here for late changes. Rain cancels. https://ridewithgps.com/routes/27255037

Meet at Jenkintown Whole Foods Market, on The Fairway, ~1 mile east of Old York Rd/611.This is a pretty loop from the Whole Foods Market in Jenkintown to the Whole Foods in Plymouth Meeting. Outbound via Abington, Oreland, and Blue Bell. Indoor rest stop at the Whole Foods in Plymouth Meeting at the half-way mark (mile 20). Return via Spring Mill, Flourtown, and Glenside. Only one rest stop is planned. Total elevation gain is 1875 ft, per RidewithGPS.com. Mostly rolling terrain - tallest climb is 380 ft. Meeting point at Whole Foods Market: park at far end of lot, near the Rydal Park senior apts. WEATHER NOTE: Ride will be cancelled if it is raining at start time. 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 daily calendar for details of each Friday's route -- terrain, mileage, rest stops, etc. Cue sheets and on-line route map provided for each ride. If weather conditions are not conducive to cycling, this ride may be replaced by a hike/walk, or snow activity. As long as we are enjoying outdoor exercise, and Mother Nature, in the company of friends, we'll have a memorable outing.

Every Saturday through March, we will ride 17.5 miles to Kimberton Whole Food store in Kimberton, have an indoor coffee break, then ride 17.5 miles back to Valley Forge.

The Toss of the Dice goes to Amber as one of their rides. Let's go there too. We will leave 15 minutes early than they. They will pass us on the way. So we can say we where dropped by the big boys but we got there just the same.

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 9:05 AM. Rain cancels.

For March 16, "St. Patrick's Day Eve": Pretty loop from Wentz Run Park in Center Square/Blue Bell, to DUBLIN, Bucks County for lunch. Choice of places to eat at the mid-way point in Dublin - the Dam Good Cafe, the Dublin Diner, pizzeria, market, etc. Terrain is mostly rolling. Most of the climbing is in the middle portion, but no severe climbs. Total elevation gain 1856 ft. On the return, if another quick rest break is needed, we can stop at Wawa in North Wales at mile 37. Along the way, we'll ride through Gwynedd, Lansdale, Line Lexington, Colmar, and Blue Bell. Route map: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/27000068 Start/Finish at Wentz Run Park has a porta-potty and bathrooms. SHAMROCK SPECIAL: Goodie bags will be awarded to riders wearing Irish green, or, having Irish decorations on their bikes. CO-LEADER(S) WELCOME: If you would like to lead this ride at an alternative pace, THANK YOU! Please contact LMc to have your name & pace group added to this listing.

Friendly C+ ride with various destinations: BE SURE TO CHECK THE DAILY RIDE CALENDAR FOR RIDE LEADER AND DESTINATION INFORMATION. Bring money for lunch. We will regroup as necessary and wait at turns within ride level expectations. YOU MUST CARRY A SPARE TUBE. Ride may be cancelled up to 1 hour prior to departure time.

Assemble at 8:45. We willl leave at 8:50 SHARP! Ride through Belmont, Wynnewood, Havertown, Haverford, Merion, Bryn Mawr, Villanova, Radnor, Devon, Wayne, Gulph Mills, Conshohocken, Manayunk, etc. Many hills, including 12 (or so) relatively long ones. One 35-minute coffee stop in Devon (Pour Richards) 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 saves time; and increases substantially my ability to read the important info on the sign-in sheet; and it does not matter if you do not show up since we will not wait beyond the scheduled start time.

Every Sunday through March, we will ride 17.5 miles to Hennings Market in Harleysville, do an indoor coffee break, then ride 17.5 miles back to Valley Forge.

These rides will focus local neighborhoods around Philadelphia County and will include places like old buildings, historic places and murals. Easy rides for new riders to biking, with Safety Instructions and How To ride in a group. A no drop ride, with rest stops and re-group as needed. Helmet and Water a must. A light riding snack suggested. Mid-week update on rides @ Facebook: Kayuh Pedalers. STREET PARKING: S. College St between 20th & 19th

Will take the Perkiomen Trail to Limerick and SRT back. Route will cover 26 road miles and 13 gravel trail miles. Coffee-stop at Java's Brewin'.

Please join Linda and Doug on a hike of the beautiful Wissahickon Gorge. We will leave from Bruno's on Northwestern Ave in Chestnut Hill and head south on the western side of the creek to the Rex Ave bridge where we will cross and climb up to the Statue of Tedyuscung, loop on the lavender trail and head back to Bruno's......approx. 6 mi. If below freezing, the trails can be icy so please wear appropriate foot gear (ice cleats, etc.) Well-behaved 4-legged friends are welcome, but please be respectful of others and keep them leashed. To cap off the "official" season, join us at Debbie and Jim's home in Flourtown for an after-hike lunch; contributions are welcome.

It's the 21st year for this multi-club ride. And, as the luck of the Irish would have it, the ride is on St. Patrick's Day. In honor of that, the lucky dark chocolate coins are back ! We ride to Limerick and travel the Schuylkill River Trail back to quaint, downtown Phoenixville, and the Polish-American Club for a late Leprechaun breakfast/brunch, followed by a short, flat ride home. (There are a number of eateries/cafes/coffee shops nearby, if you don’t want a full meal). No one dropped. Route may be shortened to 25 miles if the Leprechaun makes nasty with the weather. (We may do a hike along the Schuylkill River at the Oaks Reach, if it snows or roads are bad). Bring money, snack and water. This year's ride is in honor of Arnie Roseman. So, if you're not riding and knew Arnie, just drive to the Polish Am. Club and join us for breakfast and talk some blarney about him and all the bike trips you're planning to do this year.

(Older,Wiser,Longer,Slower) paced ride through Fairmount Park and beyond depending on the group assembled. Please wear helmet(required by club), dress for winter weather, extra tube, water, and $ for mid ride snack stop. Instructional biking tips will be available for new riders. There might be a hill or two for resistance as well as aerobic training. Recovery time at top of hills will be available. Please bring smiles, stories, jokes, and a good sense of humor

This week we'll follow a classic C Spinoff route from the BCP/SCU Ride with GPS Route Library: to Bruno's in Chestnut Hill for soup or salad. . ...out via Midvale, back via Barren Hill Rd. A true C ride, which cheerfully waits to regroup. Meet at the Italian Fountain, near the parking garage sign. Helmet required.

LATER STARTING TIME (2:00PM), due to HIKING FINALE PARTY. FLOURTOWN TO SPRINGHOUSE. Pretty loop from Flourtown to Andorra, Plymouth Meeting, Norristown, Blue Bell, Springhouse, Maple Glen, Ft. Washington, and Oreland on the return. Indoor rest stop at a food court at mile 24. Total elevation gain 1875 feet. Cue sheets will be provided. GENERIC DESCRIPTION: Scenic, 35-ish mile loop, usually through Montgomery County or Lower Bucks, with a brief rest stop. Unless otherwise stated, this winter afternoon ride will meet at Bruno's Diner (finishing point for many of the Sunday morning Wissahickon hikes). We will stop to regroup if needed, but try as much as possible to maintain 13-15mph, due to short daylight. Plan is to return by 5:30-ish pm. Please bring lights, just in case we return in the nick of time. Please ensure that your bike is ready before start time, so that we can leave promptly. Scheduled for EVERY Sunday throughout the winter (for the duration of the hiking season), weather permitting, EXCEPT February 10.

Jeffrey wants to ride to Wayne, PA to experience some hills. Why not, let's just go. Don't know the route as of now but will in the morning.

I'm riding the SRT from Valley Forge to RiverBend for coffee and Suzy Jo donuts. Maybe meet some riders from Philly. Back to VF by noon.

Join us for early season moderate paced ride out to scenic Green lane Park. Route is rolling terrain, no real hills. OPTION for some hill climbing at Green lane. No Drops but should be able to keep stated pace. Check back here for weather or route changes. PARK near Tennis courts, opposite Municipal bldg at Parkside Place.

Early start to season with shorter, slower ride at B- pace. Ride length will increase with daylight and pace will pickup to B/B+ by summer. Headlights and taillights required. Pace is set by ride leader, do not ride ahead of the group on flats or heavy traffic. Rain cancels. Open ride map link in new browser tab to view.

Wed. forecast looks great! Assemble at 9:30. Depart at 9:35 SHARP! Ride through East Falls, Wyndmoor, Oreland, Fort Washington, Upper Dublin, Ambler. Several hills but no killers. 35-minute coffee stop at Abyss in Ambler or Starbucks in Flourtown. (It's all about the coffee!). Will regroup at top of hills if necessary, but riders are expected to maintain posted speed (what our computers read upon ride completion). PLEASE PREREGISTER: saves time; ensures that I will be able to read important emergency info; and no problem if you change your mind and don't show up since we will not be waiting past the posted departure time.

Come celibrate Fernando' s birthday by cycling his age in miles. That's the way we bicyclists celibrate our own birthdays, don't we? Trenton, NJ is the destination, and crossing back into Philadelphia over the Tacony Palmyra Bridge. Lunch in Bordentown, NJ.

Celebrate the return of spring with a pretty route from Ft. Washington State Park to Audubon/Trooper. Outbound via Blue Bell, Centre Square, and Eagleville. At the lunch stop a mile 26, we have a choice of eateries - Panera (sit down), or mega-Wawa (stand up). We will return via the Audubpn Trail to Schuylkill River Trail to Conshohocken/Plymouth Mtg. Toward the end of the ride, we will try to connect with Chuck Herbert's ride group at the Barnes & Noble in Plymouth Mtg - great place to stop - cafe and restrooms available. Total climbing 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 daily calendar for details of each Friday's route -- terrain, mileage, rest stops, etc. Cue sheets and on-line route map provided for each ride.

Remember bookstores? (Remember books?) Today we'll ride to the Barnes and Noble bookstore and cafe in Plymouth Meeting. ...out via the SRT and Cross County Trail, back via Spring Mill. ...a C-/ D+ pace with a gentle 1100 ft. of climbing. Helmets required. Bring money for our stop, a spare tube, and a smile.

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.

WIND WILL BE A MAJOR FACTOR IN TODAY'S RIDE!!! This weeks destination will be determined by the weather. The warmer, the longer the ride. These rides will focus local neighborhoods around Philadelphia County and will include places like old buildings, historic places and murals. Easy rides for new riders to biking, with Safety Instructions and How To ride in a group. A no drop ride with rest stops and re-group as needed. Helmet and Water a must. A light riding snack suggested. Mid-week update on rides @ Facebook: Kayuh Pedalers. STREET PARKING: S. College St between 20th & 19th.

Every Saturday through March, we will ride 17.5 miles to Kimberton Whole Food store in Kimberton, have an indoor coffee break, then ride 17.5 miles back to Valley Forge.

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 9:05 AM. Rain cancels.

Pretty route from Flourtown to the Wegman's Food Court in Montgomeryville for lunch at the half-way point. Outbound via Ambler, Gwynedd, and North Wales. Sit-down lunch stop at Wegman's at mile 25. Return via Wrenfield, Maple Glen, and Fort Washington. Total climbing is pretty tame - 1918 feet. On the return, we will have a few miles on the 202 Parkway trail. CO-LEADER(S) WELCOME: If you would like to lead this route at an alternative pace, thank you! P{ease contact LMc to have your name and pace group added.

This weeks destination will be determined by the weather. The warmer, the longer the ride. These rides will focus local neighborhoods around Philadelphia County and will include places like old buildings, historic places and murals. Easy rides for new riders to biking, with Safety Instructions and How To ride in a group. A no drop ride, with rest stops and re-group as needed. Helmet and Water a must. A light riding snack suggested. Mid-week update on rides @ Facebook: Kayuh Pedalers. STREET PARKING: S. College St between 20th & 19th

Every Sunday through March, we will ride 17.5 miles to Hennings Market in Harleysville, do an indoor coffee break, then ride 17.5 miles back to Valley Forge.

Bring your 29er, CX, Gravel or equip your road bike with wider tires as we mashup rides across various asphalt, gravel and sometimes dirt terrains. Expect a good challenge as we grind gravel trails and hit a few climbs with great company for no other purpose than to have fun and put in a few unpaved miles.

Friendly C+ ride with various destinations: BE SURE TO CHECK THE DAILY RIDE CALENDAR FOR RIDE LEADER AND DESTINATION INFORMATION. Bring money for lunch. We will regroup as necessary and wait at turns within ride level expectations. YOU MUST CARRY A SPARE TUBE. Ride may be cancelled up to 1 hour prior to departure time.

A leisurely paced ride to the High Point Cafe at the historic and picturesque Allen Lane Station in Mt Airy. Our route will take us up Midvale Ave and over the recently renovated Walnut Lane Bridge (with new bike lanes!). This is a D ride open to all riders. Our pace will depend on the group. No one will be left behind. A helmet is required. Please bring $ for our mid-ride stop, extra tube, and water. Some instruction is available.

A true C ride, which cheerfully waits to regroup. Should be a nice day. We will head to the Ardmore Wawa for a sidewalk snack and bathroom break.

Tuesdays are Suzy-Jo Donut day at Riverbend Cafe without needing to go on to Bridgeport, PA. This morning's route will go out Bryn Mar Ave, the Cynwd Heritage Trail, over Manayunk Trail Bridge, up Umbia and following Rivser Rd to the back approach to Riverbend Cafe and Bicycle Shop. We ride to eat donuts.

Going to RiverBend to meet Philly Tim and friends.to gab about future rides&tours over coffee and donuts. 20 miles r/t, C pace. 11mph.

Early start to season with shorter, slower ride at B- pace. Ride length will increase with daylight and pace will pickup to B/B+ by summer. Headlights and taillights required. Pace is set by ride leader, do not ride ahead of the group on flats or heavy traffic. Rain cancels. Open ride map link in new browser tab to view.

Weather looks promising.. Assemble at 9:30. Depart at 9:35 SHARP! Going out via Upper Dublin High School and Cedar Hill Road, return via Gwynedd Mercy University and Brushtown Road. Several hills but no killers. 35-minute coffee stop at Backyard Beans. (It's all about the coffee!). Will regroup at top of hills if necessary, but riders are expected to maintain posted speed (what our computers read upon ride completion). MUST PREREGISTER: NO RIDE IF NO ONE PREREGISTERS.

BCP is please to host this seminar, to help our members enjoy the return to early spring bike rides, with more comfort, energy-efficiency, and good mechanical performance from our bikes. Physical therapists will present "spring training" exercises to maximize physical fitness and stamina for the return to spring cycling, with less fatigue, less discomfort, and lower risk of injury. A bike mechanic will present spring cleaning, maintenance, & tune-up essentials for our bikes to maximize performance and energy-efficiency. The mechanic will also display accessories which are helpful for the fickle weather in spring, when it's cool in the morning, but warm in the afternoon. "Happy Half-Hour" begins at 6:30pm for refreshments and socializing, and the program begins at 7:00. There will be a brief intermission between presentations for refreshments and socializing. VENUE: Giant Bicycles/Village Velo of Brigeport is directly across the Schuylkill River from the SRT, near the Norristown Transit Center. PARKING is available on-site - there is a large, free, off-street parking lot next to the shop. PUBLIC TRANSIT access includes the Manayunk train line, which stops at the Norristown Transportation Center, directly across the river from the venue. The SEPTA 99 bus runs along Dekalb St, and stops in front of the shop. VOLUNTEERS are NEEDED to help with set-up (5:45), and with clean-up at the end of the program. If you are able to volunteer, THANK YOU! Please contact LMc. YOUR RSVP's APPRECIATED: If you would like to join us at this event, please use the pre-registration link here, or, RSVP to LMc, so that we can plan for the correct amount of refreshments, number of chairs, etc. THANK YOU for joining us!

oin us for for early season Flat ride on the SRT, west to Phoenixville for sit down coffee stop. . Loop in VF Park for just a little hill climbing, and out the Perkiomen trail for a few more miles. NO drops but should be able to keep stated pace. Ride will depart from the Ash Street Parking lot, in Conshy opposite the Jacobs Engineering Bldg. Riders can park at the Plymouth meeting IKEA and cycle south on Cross County Trail, to meet us on the SRT IF you prefer. Please give me a heads up if you are doing that. Co-LEADERS WELCOME!

Celebrate the return of spring with a pretty route from Ft. Washington State Park to Audubon/Trooper. Outbound via Blue Bell, Centre Square, and Eagleville. At the lunch stop a mile 26, we have a choice of eateries - Panera (sit down), or mega-Wawa (stand up). We will return via the Audubpn Trail to Schuylkill River Trail to Conshohocken/Plymouth Mtg. Toward the end of the ride, we'll be heading north on the Cross-County Trail....we'll have an optional rest break, if needed, at the Barnes & Noble with cafe and restrooms. Total climbing is ~2000 ft. 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 daily calendar for details of each Friday's route -- terrain, mileage, rest stops, etc. Cue sheets and on-line route map provided for each ride.

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.

Every Saturday through March, we will ride 17.5 miles to Kimberton Whole Food store in Kimberton, have an indoor coffee break, then ride 17.5 miles back to Valley Forge.

These rides will focus local neighborhoods around Philadelphia County and will include places like old buildings, historic places and murals. Easy rides for new riders to biking, with Safety Instructions and How To ride in a group. A no drop ride with rest stops and re-group as needed. Helmet and Water a must. A light riding snack suggested. Mid-week update on rides @ Facebook: Kayuh Pedalers. STREET PARKING: S. College St between 20th & 19th.

Short, add-on loop from Ft. Washington State Park to Centre Square Park, in order to join the 10:00 Quad Training Ride led by Steve Muth & Wes Wolf, heading for the Indian Valley Bike Works yard sale, then onward to Green Lane Park, the site of the Quad County Ride on May 18. This add-on loop is 16 miles - 8 miles each way. Steve's & Wes' Quad County Ride from Centre Square is 48 miles. The total mileage for both routes is 64.

I have never been on the Chester Creek Trail, so it's about time I did. Come along with me to experience this short but potentially long trail, one of the spokes of the Circuit Trail System. Pack a lunch for a picnic along the banks of the Chester Creek.

Spring has Sprung! time for a ride to Tabora's (while we still can) This is an easy paced ride with a couple of long but not too nasty climbs (Skunk Hollow Rd) for an apple cider donut at Tabora's. We will regroup where necessary. Optional porta-potty breaks at miles 10 and 26, Food at mile 16. Please bring water, spare tubes, etc., snacks, money for more substantial food, and a smile. No one dropped, but please be able to ride the advertised pace and distance Please RSVP

Friendly C+ ride with various destinations: BE SURE TO CHECK THE DAILY RIDE CALENDAR FOR RIDE LEADER AND DESTINATION INFORMATION. Bring money for lunch. We will regroup as necessary and wait at turns within ride level expectations. YOU MUST CARRY A SPARE TUBE. Ride may be cancelled up to 1 hour prior to departure time.

Come join us for a ride out to Green Lane Park to get our legs ready for SCU's annual Quad County Century. The route will be a little hilly, but nothing outrageous (~50 ft/mi). On the way we will stop at the Indian Valley Bikeworks Yard Sale for a water and snack break at mile 15. We'll pass through the Quad start in Green Lane Park at mile 24. On the way back there will be stop at Wawa in Zieglerville for coffee and quick lunch at mile 30. Wes will lead at 16 mph and Steve at 14 mph while Linda sweeps. Nobody dropped, but please come prepared to ride at the advertised paces. Quad registration page: https://ridethequad.com/

B pace to Norristown Farms via mainline hills. Later start to enjoy the warm up.

Every Sunday through March, we will ride 17.5 miles to Hennings Market in Harleysville, do an indoor coffee break, then ride 17.5 miles back to Valley Forge.

These rides will focus local neighborhoods around Philadelphia County and will include places like old buildings, historic places and murals. Easy rides for new riders to biking, with Safety Instructions and How To ride in a group. A no drop ride, with rest stops and re-group as needed. Helmet and Water a must. A light riding snack suggested. Mid-week update on rides @ Facebook: Kayuh Pedalers. STREET PARKING: S. College St between 20th & 19th

This ride was rescheduled from Saturday to Sunday. Special and scenic adventure from Doylestown through Upper Bucks County, into Hunterdon County, NJ, on [mostly] peaceful and pretty country roads. Outbound via Buckingham, Lahaska, and Ringoes, returning via Stockton, Bulls Island, and Carversville. Before crossing the river into NJ, we have an optional quick Wawa stop at mile 17. Indoor rest stop at the Carousel Deli in Ringoes at mile 26. On the return, we will be in Carversville at mile 45 - we can stop at the Carversville Store if needed for a bathroom/snack break. Total elevation gain is 2461 feet - rolling, but nothing too steep. We will stop to regroup as needed. No one dropped, but we will try to maintain 13mph or greater, as advertised. Plan is to return by 3:00-3:30pm. CO-LEADERS WELCOME: If you would like to lead this ride at an alternative speed, thank you! This will allow more riders to enjoy the ride at a comfortable pace. Please contact LMc.

Bring your 29er, CX, Gravel or equip your road bike with wider tires as we mashup rides across various asphalt, gravel and sometimes dirt terrains. Expect a good challenge as we grind gravel trails and hit a few climbs with great company for no other purpose than to have fun and put in a few unpaved miles.

(Older,Wiser,Longer,Slower) paced ride through Fairmount Park and beyond depending on the group assembled. Please wear helmet(required by club), dress for winter weather, extra tube, water, and $ for mid ride snack stop. Instructional biking tips will be available for new riders. There might be a hill or two for resistance as well as aerobic training. Recovery time at top of hills will be available. Please bring smiles, stories, jokes, and a good sense of humor. Today's ride will be to Valley Green on Forbidden Drive, along the Wissahickon Creek. Some of the Forbidden Drive surface is gravel. Road bikes can navigate the drive, but Hybrid bikes are suggested.

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