This route takes us to the highest point in Tewksbury by climbing Guinea Hollow Rd then Sutton Rd. The first half of the ride is mostly up, the second half is mostly down. Short stop at Oldwick General Store to top off bottles and a quick snack if needed. 

Some new roads and a new take on some familiar roads. Climb to the highest point in Tewksbury! Stop at the Oldwick General Store. Tour by Muffin Williams (2016).

This is a route that was created last year but hasn't been ridden yet by the club. It's a change of scenery from what we're used to with Denville rides. There are a few points where there may be some traffic such as Parsippany and Boonton. We'll stop at mile 32 near the end at Smartworld Coffee in Denville.

Ride begins by traveling through Cedar Lake section of Denville and then heads over to Lake Parsippany and eventually past the Jersey City Reservoir dam and waterworks. The route then travels back through Boonton and Mountain Lakes before stopping at Smartworld Coffee in Denville just a mile from the end. 

Amazingly, this ride has not been posted since November 2024. It’s a good one since we travel familiar roads in different directions. Our stop will be at Wawa, where else? It’s the end of the month, so come join me on Sunday. 

Ride on new roads to old favorite stops in Neshanic and Three Bridges.

Here is a ride for novice riders, those returning to cycling, and those looking for a mellow recovery ride. I'll keep the group together on this ride for safety and comfort reasons.  This is a fairly scenic tour with some small hills with just enough climb to strengthen your legs and raise the heart rate a little.

Parking in Somerville is free on Sundays and you can park in the lot behind Pop's Bike Shop by turning on to Warren Street from Main Street and entering the first parking lot on the right.

Suitable for beginning riders and those looking for a short scenic route, this ride takes you on a flat route with a couple of small climbs past Duke Island Park and returns via scenic River Road.  There are many easy possible variations of this ride including adding a stretch from the entrance to Duke Island Park down the path past the waterfall and exiting the park at the Maintenance Facility back to Old York Road.

There is no food stop since the ride is short.