We will skip the jog into PA. Quick stop in Milford for fluids.

If you like riding a bike and enjoy drinking coffee consider this tour that goes through one of the most scenic areas consisting of low traffic and rolling hills. We cross the into Pennsylvania to Upper Black Eddy for our rest stop at the Homestead General Store, the oldest continually operating general store on the Delaware Canal along with Homestead Coffee Roasters. Optional stop at Milford Bakery for those not wanting to walk across the bridge. Ride finishes as all rides should, with a nice long downhill into the parking lot.

Milford - mile 28 - Milford Bakery is closed but Bridge St Bagel & Milford Market are options Homestead Store - mile 29

Combination of ride # 99 and Ride # 640, Loantaka - Liberty Corner #3.

Long Hill Rd (170' in 1 mile around mile 14) Lee's Hill Rd (186' in 1 mile around mile 30)

Millington Train Station, mile 18 Krauszer's in Liberty Corner, mile 22 Basking Ridge - mile 27, Copper Kettle or Ridge Bagel.

If interested, coffee break at Whitehouse General Store (mile 14).

A short flat ride for those of us who have limited time this Saturday.  Coffee stop at Just Riding Along bike/Coffee shop in Liberty Corner: )

Come on out!

Travel thru the Great Swamp and Basking Ridge to Liberty Corner and return through Harding Twp.

Note-This a joint ride with BTCNJ and I will be leading from the front with a member of BTCNJ as sweep.  We will be riding together.  Also I will be riding D+ pace.  

Brick Farm Boro Bean

This is my favorite region of Jersey and I only did two rides there last year. I’m hoping to fix that and will try to post more rides to explore the best of Warren and Sussex Counties 

A further extension of the popular Hope ride #961, and its extended version #964.  Adds the popular South St. loop.. This tour goes near the Town of Hope, but doesn't get there, thus it is named "Out of Hope". Don't be intimidated by C+ terrain rating, at 40 ft/mile it is right on border between C and C+ terrain with no big climbs. "Pretzel" route that crosses itself several times - good for iffy weather days as it is easy to cut the route short. Tour by Len Sanders and Steve Diamond (2015).

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. 

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.

This is a blend of the 2 previous Mountainville rides with additional loops included. Food stop is at the Oldwick General Store. NOTE: Similar to tour #904, but starting from Pluckemin/Bed-1.