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Starting PointLeaderTour/SignupAverage Climb (ft/mile)Leader CommentsTour DescriptionTour NotesAttendeesStatus
07/10Fri10:00amD/C/28/704Loantaka-South St., Morris Twp.Tony Fanelli778 - Great Swamp Classic25

options for 20, 24, 27 mils with a stop at Green Village deli

A minimum hills ride in the Great Swamp area with two loops off of White Bridge Road. *No food stop since Meyersville Cafe closed*.

Food stops:
Mountain Hill Bistro (mile 20)
6: Tony Fanelli (D+), Jim Nielsen (D+), Mitchell Solomowitz (D), Betty Ann Kaltneckar, John Siegel (D+), Petra Strickland (D+)Scheduled
07/10Fri10:00amC/B/36/1830Loantaka-South St., Morris Twp.Jay Marowitz690 - Loantaka Ramble51

Come on out for a little Ramble and a couple of Ridge bagels.

This ride was based on the cue sheet for the 2009 Revolutionary Ramble, adapted to start at Loantaka Brook Park. This ride covers some of the most beautiful roads we ride on, and the wonderful shadiness of the route is perfect for a warm sunny day.

Food stops:
Butler's Pantry in Far Hills Train Station (mile 21), Basking Ridge (Copper KettleRidge Bagel, mile 29)
3: Jay Marowitz (C), Richard Rosenberg, Lou Blanco (C)Scheduled
07/11Sat8:30amC/B/34/1857White Oak Park - BranchburgJohn Storey1297 - Stanton Housel Neshanic Tour55

I rode this in 2022 and made a note to do it again since it was a great ride. I didn't note why it was a great ride, so sign-up and we will find out! 

Update: Mark Olinsky somehow had the presence of mind to realize that a number of us  did ride 1297 on Jeff's May Reddington Brewery party ride.

It was a nice and scenic ride in May with one ambitious hill climb. I need to work on my hill climbing so....perfect!

Come out and join us: )

We'll definitely have a coffee shop stop, and who knows, maybe a Reddington flight afterwards!

If you don't want to make a right at CR523 at mile 11.5  because of traffic you can continue on Pleasant  Run Rd, right onto Barley Sheaf and then left onto Locust Rd to get back on cue.

7: John Storey (C), Manuel Coelho, Dawn Ross (C), Mariann Mann, Martin Chotiner, Eli Goldstein (C), David KimScheduled
07/11Sat8:30amC/C+/25/1205Pluckemin (Bedminster I)Lisa Gentile1366 - Gravel Intro - (Medio)48

MEET AT FRONTAGE ROAD PARKING LOT INSTEAD OF BEDMINSTER I.

We will end the ride by going toward River Rd Park and taking the path back to Frontage Rd parking lot instead of turning onto Klines Mill Rd and riding on Burnt Mills Rd.

Please be comfortable with washboarding. There could be more given the recent heavy rains. 

A 25 miles, 1,200 feet of climbing, gravel ride through the Bedminster Gravel roads . Incorporating 66% gravel / 34% paved surface. Ideal for advanced beginners and upwards.4: Lisa Gentile, Bill Kolano, James Anderson, Tom SterkScheduled
07/11Sat9:00amC/C/52/1687Colonial Park, Lot C in the Winter, Howe Athletic Center in the SummerBetsy Eastwood428 - Colonial-Montgomery Meander32

A nice ride in Montgomery County.  Rest stop at 33 miles at New World Pizza.

Travel the scenic byways of Somerset, Mongomery, and Princeton. A wonderful lunch Stop at Terhune Orchards just outside of Princeton for apple cider, blueberry muffins, and other baked goods. Ride in memory of John Zalinski, by Les Garber.Food stops: 3: Betsy Eastwood, Richard Poore (C), susan WinkelriedScheduled
07/12Sun8:00amC+/C+/48/2341Chatham Township Municipal BuildingJames Anderson1460 - CTMB Black River Express49

Let’s try a metric.

We will ride the route above and add an optional 15 mile swamp loop at the end for a 63 mile ride. 


For those of you looking for a slightly longer more challenging ride out  of CTMB. 

This route is not to be taken lightly, it hits some of our most favorite roads enjoyed by novices and experts alike. So, get on your bike and celebrate the glory of biking with friends, cheers !!

3: James Anderson, Joseph Reo (C+), Tara DingScheduled
07/12Sun8:30amB/C/51/2034Kittatinny St. Park - Goodale EntranceRobert Kojko775 - KVSP Goodale-Great Meadows-Greendell40

A pleasant ride on new and old roads around Allamuchy with many beautiful farms to see along the way. Same as tour #431 except starting from Goodale.

Food stops: Tranquility Store (mile 37) or Nykun's Store (mile 22)3: Robert Kojko, Bob Ferrara (C), Ish AbreuScheduled
07/12Sun9:00amD+/C/24/932Pluckemin (Bedminster I)Jan Gorban1165 - Pluckemin to Whitehouse w/Less Traffic39This tour does the loop on Cedar/New Bromley/523/Felmey/Gulick/Cedar in the opposite direction, avoiding the long entrance ramp to 78 and the light on the uphill.2: Jan Gorban (D+), Jane LigumsScheduled
07/12Sun9:00amD+/C+/44/2096Belvidere Family DollarManuel Coelho252 - Belvidere-Pohatcong48

Notes:

No bathrooms at the start point but there is a Quick Check about a mile before you get to start point.  Address of start point is 529 US-46 E and it is now a Family Dollar, no longer A&P.  We normally park in the northeast corner of the parking lot.  Just before you get there you can make a left onto Water St CR 620 and then a quick right to stay on CR-620 and you will be in back of Family Dollar.  If you miss Water St, you can make a left at next intersection.

Travel along the Delaware River thru Phillipsburg to Pohatcong. Return on the back roads of southern Warren County. Optional side trip up Fiddlers Elbow available.

    Harmony Spririts & Grocery (mile 35) Phillipsburg (early - mile 16.5)
4: Manuel Coelho, Gaye Swanson (C), George Ebel (C), Joe DeCagna (C)Scheduled
07/12Sun9:30amC/C+/46/2183Marion F. Clawson Memorial Park, RingoesMarty Pratt1216 - Not New Jersey47

Let's try this ride again - I think it got rained out recently. The Amsterdam Coffee Shop in Point Pleasant, PA is open on Sundays, and is in a really interesting and funky garden/home decor/gallery store. Weather should be good on Sunday. If anyone has info on storm damage in that area please let me know. I'll lead at a relaxed pace from the back. Hope to see you.

  1. Travel through scenic roads of NJ and Pennsylvania to the quaint town of Point Pleasant Pa, Not New Jersey.  A town featured prominently in the Revolutionary War where grist mills produced grain for the soldiers. Later it became a resting spot for canal men.  Rest stop at Dharma Bums or Lumberville Store.  Come and enjoy this route, you won't be disappointed
    Food stops: Point Pleasant - Dharma Bums - mile 31.3, Lumberville Store - mile 33.1
7: Marty Pratt (C), Mark Olinsky (C), Andy Milstein (C), M Harmsen, Judith Glassgold, Dena Scibilia, Gregory ScibiliaScheduled
07/14Tue5:45amC/B/25/1368Loantaka-South St., Morris Twp.John Storey978 - Loantaka-Hardscrabble the Short Way
**Note Changes - Click + for details**
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Changed to a 5:45AM start so we can get back 7:30ish.

It's July, so we're supposed to be in shape for hills!

I need to work on that, so we'll get leg work on Hardscrabble: )

We will return on Woodland rather than 124.

Another "non-swamp" low-traffic ride heading out to Mendham. Tour by Steve Bach (10/2015).

Food stops: New Vernon (Country Fox Cafe - mile 16).2: John Storey (C), Kim Tulloch (C)Scheduled