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Length:

sweet 16 miles

Pace:

14

Terrain:

Moderate

Elevation:

681ft

Ride Type:

Group

Cancellation Guidelines:

None

Details:

What's next best to donuts?   PIE! 
Our short route is really just an excuse to try out and support our new local business Marcell's Pie House.  Oh yum!

NOTE: We start from the parking lot at the far west side of the old hospital (address below).  Access it via Washington St.  The pie shop is at 3100 Columbia a couple of blocks south.  Parking there very is limited.  I'm riding directly to the shop after the ride and will lock my bike vs trying to re-park by the shop.  Marchell's has an off-street back area which is likely not open for seating due to weather, but would be a secure bike parking place while we munch. Bring a lock or lock up with me (one person!) to be sure.

DEPART:  10:30 SHARP!   Sorry, I can't be too casual on departure time tomorrow.  I have to be somewhere after our ride and I want pie! 

This route is mostly the MiniQuake but with a turn into the neighborhoods west of Lincoln to ride the uppy-downy perimeter streets and then straight down Felida hill to the Salmon Creek Trail, skipping the Felida neighborhoods west of Lakeshore/36th Ave.


Want a cue sheet?  Please print one because my printer is misbehaving.
You can see the route and print the cue sheet HERE.

Notes:

Please arrive 15 minutes early to sign up and be a part of the announcements and safety briefing. Riders are expected to have read the Safe Riding Policy and be familiar with the Ride Style Definitions. Please direct questions to the ride leader or Road Captain. Helmets are required. Lights (front and rear), Road IDs and cell phones are recommended. Please make sure to print a ride cue sheet, if you need one. Make sure your bike is in good working order. Riders should be able to maintain the stated pace. Please communicate with the leader if you decide to go off route or not return to the start. Remember - we want to be awesome representatives for cycling and spread a love for our great sport locally by obeying all traffic laws and riding in a safe and courteous manner.Ride safely and have fun!