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Miles/Climb(ft)		Starting PointLeaderTour/SignupAverage Climb (ft/mile)Leader CommentsTour DescriptionTour NotesAttendeesStatus
08/16Sun8:30amC+/C+/35/1651Denville Savage RdIsh Abreu1060 - Two Times Boulevard - Easier47

We will bypass Lakeside Bagels and stop at Church St. Bagels at the end of the ride in Denville.

This is tour #1048 without the Meadowbrook Rd. loop. and one little change in Cedar Lake. Tour by Ron Salny (2016).

 Enjoy the morning Sun!!
Park at Ballfields, please bring a Que.		9: Ish Abreu, Tara Ding, Vinny Catanzaro (C), Dennis Budnik, Paulo Piedade (C), Joe DeCagna (C), Glenn Pierson, Mark Schwartz, Jonathan KatzScheduled
08/16Sun9:30amC+/C+/42/2097Summer Road Park, ReadingtonJames Anderson1518 - Dilly Dally50

Did this ride a couple weeks back and loved it. All the good roads to Lambertville. Will stop for coffee midway and regroup as needed. Join me for a Sunday ride, biking is our religion. 

Similar to tour 1124 but it avoids PA by taking a detour at mile 18.6*  and goes straight to Lambertville (avoiding Stockton and about 3 miles of boring, flat, busy roads along the river).

 
 
5: James Anderson, Bill Kolano, Joseph Reo (C+), jeff charney, Andrew DiorioScheduled
08/16Sun9:30amD/C/19/607Pluckemin (Bedminster I)Michael Chenkin751 - Pluckemin to Whitehouse 20-Miler **CANCELED**32

Here is a scenic tour on frequently traveled roads.  Join me for a relaxed or recovery ride.

Food stops: Whitehouse General Store (mile 12)0: Canceled
08/18Tue9:00amC+/C+/33/1550Denville Savage RdPete Aldrich1413 - Two Times Boulevard - Detour47

Stop near the end at Smartworld Coffee on Diamond Spring Road in Denville

This is tour #1060 without the loop for Lakeside Bagels (permanently closed).  Original name was Two Times Boulevard-Detour.
    Taste of Reality mile 17 no restrooms (seasonal restrooms in park at mile 15.3)
Enjoy the morning Sun!! Park at Ballfields, please bring a Que.		2: Pete Aldrich (C), Richard Poore (C)Scheduled
08/18Tue5:30pmTB/B/33/2015Pluckemin (Bedminster I)peter ingraham998 - Pluckemin: A Few Roads Less Traveled **CANCELED**61

gonna keep trying to beat the rain, this time might actually work out  🙂 

Familiar roads in Pluckemin and Tewksbury up to Mountainville with a few less traveled and challenging climbs. Note tour 298 is similar but climbs Guinea Hollow out of Mountainville instead of Philhower. Tour by Greg Stec (2016).

CLIMBS: Philhower Rd (400' in 1.2 miles @ mile 14.2) Farmersville Rd (180' in 0.7 miles @ mile 17.89).
Food stops: Oldwick General Store (mile 23).		0: Canceled
08/19Wed5:30pmTB/B/33/2015Pluckemin (Bedminster I)peter ingraham998 - Pluckemin: A Few Roads Less Traveled61

scheduling a rare wednesday as tuesday didm't work, still hoping for no rain

Familiar roads in Pluckemin and Tewksbury up to Mountainville with a few less traveled and challenging climbs. Note tour 298 is similar but climbs Guinea Hollow out of Mountainville instead of Philhower. Tour by Greg Stec (2016).

CLIMBS: Philhower Rd (400' in 1.2 miles @ mile 14.2) Farmersville Rd (180' in 0.7 miles @ mile 17.89).
Food stops: Oldwick General Store (mile 23).		1: peter ingrahamScheduled
08/21Fri1:00pmNA/NA/0/0Special EventBob Warren1538 - Bob's Vermont Adventure0

This is a weekend trip from 8/21 to 8/24/2026.  Lodging is at Ramapo Ski Lodge at Mad River Glen.

Sign-Up for Vermont Biking 3-Day Weekend – August 21-24
This is a 3-day biking weekend in the flat section of North-Central Vermont. We will stay at the
Ramapo Ski Lodge (ramaposkiclub.org) next to the Mad River Ski Area which is on the eastern
side of the Appalachian gap off Route 17 in Vermont. The plan is to ride Saturday, Sunday and
Monday morning, returning home Monday afternoon (to avoid the New York Thruway Sunday
night traffic). Though the lodge can accommodate 40 people, the weekend is limited to 20
people maximum to avoid lodge congestion. So, please sign up early so I can monitor this limit.
Car pooling is encouraged.
The rides are rated as D+/C and include stopping at waterfalls, Vergennes day festival, Lake
Champlain museum, Morgan Horse farm, Breweries/Wineries, Ice Creameries, etc. along the
routes. On hot days, local swim areas will be visited after the rides. Also, the stay is quite
inexpensive as the lodge is just $35 per night per person ($105 for 3 days or $70 for 2 day
option). Meals can be prepared at the ski lodge and the nearby Mad River Base Lodge offers
dinners. Participants must send a check to me made out to me at my address below and I will
send a combined group check to the ski club treasurer for the group reservation. Note that I
must receive all checks by August 17 as the ski club requires payment in advance from a
member.
Bob Warren
15 Kenquit Road
Warren, NJ 07059
908-626-0130 (Land Line)
732-357-7183 (Cell)

13: Susan Kiely (C), Susan Wallen, Mariann Mann, Paul Zitelli (C), Michael Chenkin (C), Bob Warren (C), Luise Neilson, Haroon Kheshgi (NA), Lynn Kheshgi (C+), Arnie Cohen (C), Jane Ikeda (C), Steve Gohsler, Betsy EastwoodScheduled
08/23Sun10:00amC/C/33/1364Fort Lee Historic ParkJay Marowitz939 - New York Parks & Islands41

This is a fabulous ride for visiting tons of New York infrastructure lacing 3 islands together (Manhattan, Wards/Randals, Roosevelt). You will cross the GWB, the Wards Island Bridge, The RFK bridge, and the Roosevelt Island Bridge. In addition, there's the remains of an assylum on Roosevelt Island where we will leave mis-behaving cyclists.innocent

The start point has been moved to Fort Lee Historic Park. As a consequence, the ride is shortened about 3 miles and a long end-of-ride, not very scenic, hill is eliminated. 

We'll lunch on Roosevelt Island then take the tram, with your bike, to Manhattan/Central Park.

Bring you camera/gopro with lots of  'film'.  

Looking forward to a great ride!

A NY tour consisting of 3 islands, 4 bridges, and a tram. We visit Inwood Hill Park, Randals & Wards Island, Roosevelt Island, and Central Park in Manhattan. The tram takes us from Roosevelt Island to Manhattan with a short ride to Central Park. Typically, we lunch on Roosevelt Island with a great view of the Ed Koch (59th St.) Bridge, Manhattan, and Queens. We'll tour the new Four Freedoms Park which is a tribute to F.D.R. You will have to carry your bike up and down modest stairs on the RFK bridge and the tram destination in Manhattan. Almost any kind of (not too heavy) 2-wheeled bike will work on this tour, e.g. road, hybrid, mountain. Most of the ride is on greenways, bridges, parks, or marked bike lanes. Central Park is closed to cars on  weekends. Bring money or credit cards for the tram and food.  There's a new, in 2022, Nellie Bly Monument (an American investigative journalist widely known for faking insanity in order to be admitted to the asylum on Blackwell Island - today's Roosevelt Island - so she could report on the horrors there).  There is a public rest room near the entrance to the 4 Freedoms Park as well as in the R.I. food establishments.

At the start point (Ft. Lee Historic Park), there is a one-time charge, currently $5, for a 1-year Palisades parking permit (includes Ft. Lee Historic Park) for seniors over 62.  Click here for details, but don’t wait until the Friday before the ride to apply.

Any kind of bike is appropriate for this ride.

- Ride by Jay Marowitz.

3: Jay Marowitz (C), David Kim, Diane Sudo (C)Scheduled
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