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

Calling all Gravel Grinders…. This is one of my favorites, particularly on a beautiful Spring day, with shaded views of the beautiful Delaware River.  Gravel bikes or hybrids/mountain bikes (for very fit riders).  This will be a C pace ride…..

 This gravel route starts in Frenchtown on the Delaware & Raritan Canal trail where we will stop in Lambertville for a snack and then cross the bridge to New Hope, where we'll pick up the Historic Delaware Canal Towpath (part of the Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor) which was used to transport hundreds of tons of goods to NYC and Philadelphia. We’ll ride north with beautiful views of the Delaware, passing the Black Bass Inn and footbridge to Bull Island.  We’ll follow the trail inland and take a brief stop at the Uhlerstown Covered Bridge before heading back to Frenchtown across the bridge.  Ample restrooms along this route on both the NJ and PA sides….

This will be a drop ride (even if I am the one to get dropped!) , but with regroup points that I will predetermine. 

Scenic ride through Stokes State Forest to High Point Monument. Lots of climbing to the monument, then more rolling.

Coleville (mile 30.5) CLOSED Wantage - Mountain View Country Store (late mile 35)

Should be a comfortable Day to Ride the Hills in Denville. Many Resturants and of course Deville Dairy is always good, after a Ride.

Loops around several of the lakes in Denville, then the ride out to Kinnelon, and the big hill coming back on Boonton Ave. By Len Sanders

D+ Riders Welcome

Tour through beautiful horse country and farmlands estates. To be on the safe side, bring an energy bar or other snack in case food shops aren't open. Similar to tour 782, but crosses Rt 22 in Whitehouse on School Rd in both directions. Tour by Mitch Solomowitz (2016).

Stanton General Store (mile 17) Whitehouse General Store (mile 26)

We’ll work together to set a nice TB pace, spending some time in rotating pacelines. You will need to be able to keep up with the group or ride independently if necessary (this is a drop ride).

Please download the GPS file in advance. One change from the posted route: from Oldwick Road, we will make the left onto Rockaway rather than King Street.

Rain cancels.

A pleasant ride to Oldwick, Mountainville and the scenic backcountry of Tewksbury Twp. Multiple snack/lunch stops available.

Oldwick (Oldwick General Store) (early - mile 11.5) Mountainville (Gourmet Expressions) (mile 16) Pottersville (Black River General Store) (late - mile 24)

A ride that includes familiar local roads through Green Village and Harding, a sustained climb up the full extent of Hardscrabble Rd (great view from the top in peak foliage season) in Bernardsville and a loop on the tour road in Morristown National Historical Park.

This was rained out last time I put it in.  Let's try again!

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

Ok cyclists!  Round 2 on my choice of rides for today.  Did not want to detour. Join me on a somewhat flat 54 mile ride.  Duke Island also has bathrooms!

True C pace.  I will lead from the back.  Stop in Flemington.  Come join me.

This ride, with its gently rolling terrain, is about as flat a ride as you can get between Somerville and Flemington. The ride goes through Neshanic Station, Flemington, Three Bridges and Whitehouse Station and (almost) Lamington before returning to Duke Island Park. By Jonathan Brainin (2014).

Shaker Cafe (mile 22) Whitehouse General Store (mile 37)

Mask if not vaxxed.  Bring a cue and navigation and adequate H2O.

Similar to your 989, but start point at Summer Road Park. This is the reverse of the Case by Case (#988) tour. Scenic rustic farmland vistas, moderate to hilly slopes over different roads and a guaranteed enjoyable experience. Original tour by Chaim Schreiber, modified by Muffin Williams (2016).

Leader sweeps for the "D" riders.  However, faster riders are welcome.  Optional stop at the Tranquility Store.

This ride combines some of our favorite roads west and east of Ghost Lake, keeping mostly to the flatter parts of the lovely Allamuchy valley. By Lili Brohal (2015)

Apparently there is a bridge out and it seems to have an impact as most riders from the 9:00am didn't migrate to this ride so I'm going to cancel as well.

Take some familiar roads from Whitehouse Station, but extend the route for a nice stop for coffee and pastries in Frenchtown, riding some of the prettiest roads in Hunterdon County.

Half an hour later start + half an hour less travel to get there  =  one hour extra sleep.

That does it for me.

A new combination of familiar roads. This ride passes through the towns of North Branch, Whitehouse, Mountainville, Pottersville and Oldwick. NOTE: Similar to tour #908, but starting at Pluckemin/Bed1

Canceled.

Same ride as Sam.  (15 min later start) at D+ pace.  Bring plenty of water. No one rides alone.

We’ll work together to set a B+ pace, spending time in pacelines.

We'll stop for food in Lambertville.

You will need to be able to keep up with the group or ride independently if necessary (this is a no-sweep, drop ride). Please download the GPS file in advance. Please note the new start from the Howe Athletic Complex Parking Lot.

Rain cancels. Given the forecast, please check the ride calendar early on Saturday morning.

This ride was developed by the Food Shed Alliance for their 2018 fundraiser. Its 25-miles of picture-book country roads, farms, lakes and views to distant hills. This is a charmer you will want to ride again and again. Rest stop is at the Genesis Farm at the 14.7 mile marker.

7-time winner of Crank Arm magazine's route of the year! ?. 4000 feet of majestic climbing. Lots of cows too. By Larry Grossman. (2015)

Woodglen General Store (mile 22) Califon (mile 34):
Bex (Thu-Sun) Rambo's - no restrooms, but porta-potty down Bank St at park Short detour (L on Main St) to Califon General Store

Here’s a short ride for Saturday morning before things really warm up.  It travels streets we are mostly familiar with and has a few hills.  We have the option of stopping at the deli on Fairmount , although it is only 4-5 miles from the finish. This will be the first of two rides this weekend I’ll be leading from the Chatham Middle School. If you can’t go on the longer rides on Saturday, this one might work for you.  Please park near the school rather than the church. Come join me. 

A lovely ride that meanders through the Great Swamp, Morris Twp., Harding Twp. and Meyersville. A few short climbs, but generally pretty flat.

Similar to your 934, but start point at Summer Road Park. Easy climb up to the plateau where we discover new beautiful relatively flat roads cris-crossing Kingwood, high above Stockton. Tour by Muffin Williams (2016).

Capner (steep but short) to Old Croton to Barton Hollow to Klinesville to Allens Corner - 550' in 4 miles - starting around mile 7 Rosemont Ringoes Rd - 170' in 0.8 miles around mile 32

Highland Market - mile 28.5 - closed Mondays Sergeantsville General Store - mile 34

A 49 mile ride from Greystone to Black River, Far Hills, and returning through Jockey Hollow. Lunch in Peapack at mile 25 - Cesars deli or Cocoluxe. By George Ebel (2015).

Let’s start early so we can avoid most of the heat on Sunday. This ride will start from Chatham Middle School (park near the school, not the church) and will  take us on familiar roads and has some hills, including a rare trek all the way up Carlton ( a respite from Skyline).  The break will be at the Bagel Bin in Bernardsville. Afterwards, we will have a climb heading up Anderson Hill which eventually becomes Hilltop.  I’ll be leading from the back. Looking forward to seeing you on Sunday. 

A classic suburban/rural ride through Chatham, Harding and Passaic townships to picturesque Bernardsville. Plenty of flat roads with light traffic.

A nice little 34 mi. ride that crosses 206 at traffic lights. It's two major climbs are early when legs are fresh and the air is cool. Leader sweeps, no one dropped. Note, this ride starts at Goodale, NOT Limecrest. Hope to see you Sunday.

Ride past lots of lakes while traveling along many quiet back roads. One good up-hill to stretch your legs on Pinecrest Rd. Similar to Tour #321, with start moved to Goodale.

Easy ride to Princeton on this hot and humid day. Hydration and sunscreen are the words of the day.

You can tune a piano, you can tune a guitar, but you can't tune a fish...

New ride over familiar roads on west side of canal.

Let's try this again!

We'll be watching the heat and make the call by 4PM

Note: same as 731, but starts from South St. side of Loantaka.

Mountain Hill Bistro (mile 12.5) Green Village Deli (mile 19)

Beat the heat!  Join me on this beautiful ride created by Bob Wszolek.   I will lead from the back with the slowest rider maintaining at least 14.5 mph.  If they are a little slower, I will regroup on the hill tops.  Very, Very, Very, Very short break for water and bathroom.  

Want to do a challenging ride without aggressive climbs, then enjoy the low trafficked roads and the gradual inclines as you ride through the Sourlands taking in it's beautiful scenery. A quick ride through Ringoes for refreshments, then up and over the mountain the easy way, as you work your way back to the park. Tour by Bob Wszolek (2017).

CANCELLED

 Per the MAFW website, this route has only been scheduled once before. Based on the weather forecast, I’ve scheduled this short easy ride that we can finish before the heat of the day sets in. Harry Dunham has bathrooms. Although there are no stops listed, we do go by O’Bagel and Dunkin Donuts on King George Road and we could stop to rehydrate or use their facilities if necessary. Stronger D+ riders are welcome. 

Similar to "A Few Roads Less Traveled" (tour 998) but "2" goes up Guinea Hollow Rd instead of Philhower Rd - less challenging and more enjoyable. Tour by Greg Stec (2017).

Ride through the Great Swamp, Basking Ridge, and Harding without the dirt road. One good hill out of the swamp, otherwise rolling terrain. Ride by Pam Gregory.

No sign-ups

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

Look for my Red Prius

A great ride which goes on all of your favorite roads. Some light traffic can be expected.

96 at the start of the ride!

An extended version of a Great Swamp Ride. Hill climb up to Eagle's Nest at the end of the ride can be omitted if you're tired. NOTE - re-routed in May 2015 to avoid Traction Line.

Mountain Hill Bistro (mile 13) Fairmount Country Store (mile 16) Green Village Deli (mile 20)

True C pace.  Short stop in Gladstone-bring food and water.  Hope to get ride in before rain.  Heard from Manny and others that we can't park at Far Hills prior to 9:30am.  Canceling ride and rescheduling to new location.

Ok, here we go again.  Sorry for my mistake of scheduling a ride from Far Hills prior to 9:30am.  How about Pluckemin at 8:30am?  This ride is similar to 298, but goes up Philhower +2 miles.  Plus, it has only been ridden 1x in last year.  Via my weather app, the rain may hold out until noon.  Let's get out and ride in cooler temperatures.  Bring water and food for a quick stop at Oldwick. Don't want to be caught in rain on Burnt Mills Road.

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).

CANCELLED...current rain ..60% chance of more during ride

Ride many of the roads around the Swamp that you already know, but in the reverse direction.

Rain cancels ride. 

Overflow from Sam's ride.

*I would be willing to make this ride early Sunday if it rains Saturday*

The B+ pace is more a strength designation as pace could vary on the hilly terrain.  We will regroup after long climbs, I will discuss this before the ride starts. Otherwise you will need to be able to keep up with the group or ride independently if necessary (this is a no-sweep, drop ride). 

Fun ride.  Very scenic.  Some roads rarely traveled.  2 tough hills (Bissell and Somerville).  Up Guinea Hollow and Pottersville as well.  Couple of great downhills (Cokesbury/Water street, and Sawmill/Rockaway). 

Come join me on the glorious 4th of July for one of my favorite rides in the club. We start out from Pleasant Valley Park and head towards Chatham. We will make our way through New Providence, Summit, the scenic Watchung Reservation in Mountainside, climb Johnston’s Drive in Watchung, and eventually, and appropriately on July 4th, stop at Washington Rock in Green Brook. Hoping for clear skies in the morning, we will be able to see the New York Skyline 30+ miles away and the top of the towers of the Verrazano Bridge. Right after that, we can stop at a Dunkin Donuts before traveling through Warren Township back to the start in Basking Ridge. Wear your patriotic colors and I hope to see you on the Fourth. 

This tour earns it B terrain rating with its sawtooth terrain profile. It heads out east from Pleasant Valley Park and works it way to the Watchung Reservation. It then goes through the town of Watchung on its way up Washington Rock. Enjoy the view there before heading back to the start.

Fathers day no excuses. Temps lower then what we are experiencing. Lunch @ Brick farm. 

This tour earns it B terrain rating with its sawtooth terrain profile. It heads out east from Pleasant Valley Park and works it way to the Watchung Reservation. It then goes through the town of Watchung on its way up Washington Rock. Enjoy the view there before heading back to the start.

Ride leader sweeps. Optional stop at Tranquility. Trikes and unicycles welcome.     D+ riders who need a shorter or slower ride than Sal's can hang with us.

Planned stop at Tranquility.  We'll detour left at mile 20.3.

A popular ride thru the rolling farm country of rural Sussex County with the horses, cows, and sheep. Similar to tour #319 but starts from Goodale instead of Limecrest.

Allamuchy General Store (mile 17) short detour to Tranquility Store (1/2 mile each way, L at 20.3 on CR 611 instead of R, 1/2 mile to store, U-turn when done - if you are doing Tranquility Store, skip the out & back to the Allamuchy store at mile 17.2 by going L onto CR 612).

Note 9:30 start. Sleep late on this cool day.  This ride is one of my favorites. I will lead from the back with the slowest rider maintaining the minimum B pace (16.0 mph).  If they are a little slower, I will regroup from time to time. Very, very, very short break for water and bathroom at Rojos or Basil Bandwagon. If no one strongly objects, we can avoid 2 miles of busy road by going on Dutch at mile 34 and then Back Brook.  See https://ridewithgps.com/routes/36635221

If anyone signs up who is not fully vaccinated, please maintain 10 feet of distance from me or wear a mask. I have a family member who is vulnerable to Covid 19.

Can't think of a more appropriate ride for the 4th Weekend.

Overflow  ride

This will be a beautiful ride on a beautiful day! So join me! 

This ride travels thru the quiet farms and villages of Warren County. It is mostly flat to rolling, with a few hills to exercise those quads.

Allamuchy General Store (mile 28) A&B Bagels (short 0.1 mile detour up 206 @ mile 11.6) short detour to Tranquility Store - L on Kennedy Rd @ mile 24, Tranquility Store 1 mile down on R, U-turn when done

Rest Stop at Ridge Bagel - Mile 21

Bring Cue Sheet & Mask 

Cool weather & light wind 

Liberty Corner (Krauszer's - mile 15) Basking Ridge (Just Riding Along - mile 15, Ridge Bagel - mile 21)

An easy ride after a busy weekend.

This tour travels some familiar back roads in an unfamiliar direction. Also, it only crosses 202 at lights! Tour by Muffin Williams (2016).

Another beautiful ride in Somerset County horse country with a stop at the Oldwick General Store and then up to Mountainville. NOTE: Similar to tour #896, but starting from Pluckemin/Bed-1.

I'm putting a start time of 6:00 PM but I will try to arrive between 5:30 - 6:00PM.  If people sign up and arrive early, we will leave at that time.  NOTE: I will leave early only if all attendees have arrived, otherwise 6 will be our start.   

Since there aren't many rides from Bed.  I'm inviting other paces to join as I need to work hills so that will be my main focus

Suppose to be a hot one but we will survive

A back way into Oldwick that includes Halls Mills and Vlietown Roads. Very light traffic, real Tewksbury horse country.

This is a nice route with enough shade to keep us comfortable as the heat builds up towards the end of the ride. The earlier start time should get us back by 11. There will be no sweep on this ride, but we will regroup at the top of the bigger climbs (Guinea Hollow, Frog Hollow, etc.) to keep the group together. We'll make a brief rest stop in Califon - there's a port-a-john at the park on Bank St. Strong C+ riders are welcome.

A variation on tour #566, Hacklebarney Long, with a return on Rte #512 (Fairmont Road East), instead of Black River Road. "Fedora ride" - flat to start and finish with a climb in the middle (gentle to Mountainville on Rockaway, harder out of Mountainville on Guinea Hollow) then a "dimple" downhill into Califon and a climb out of Califon (gentle on Frog Hollow).

• Rockaway Rd & Guinea Hollow (600' in 6 miles at mile 12) Frog Hollow Rd (440' in 3 miles @ mile 21, right after food stop)

Califon (mile 21):
Bex (Thu-Sun) Rambo's - no restrooms, but porta-potty down Bank St at park Short detour (L on Main St in Califon for .3mi - over the bridge) to Califon General Store

I love a NJ summer!  Early ride to beat the heat.  Great ride with lunch at A&B Bagels at the end.

Pleasant Sussex County ride and as flat as it can get in these parts. Ride by Mary Ann.

Same pace as Chaim’s ride so everyone gets back alive. Please join me if you would like an earlier start to race against the thermometer. 

This is the same tour as 288 but turns on Summer from Lazy Brook without crossing Rt. 202 an additional two times and going on Old York Road. This tour traverses a few new roads, hills are unavoidable but moderate and can easily be handled by slower riders. Original tour by Chaim Schreiber and shortened by Jan Gorban (2017).

Note start time is 09h45...rest stop in Ringoes at Carousel. Bring a mask and lots of fluid, correct hydration is essential.

This is the same tour as 288 but turns on Summer from Lazy Brook without crossing Rt. 202 an additional two times and going on Old York Road. This tour traverses a few new roads, hills are unavoidable but moderate and can easily be handled by slower riders. Original tour by Chaim Schreiber and shortened by Jan Gorban (2017).

A great ride which goes on all of your favorite roads. Some light traffic can be expected.

75 % chance of thunderstorms at 7pm!

Ride thru Chatham, Meyersville, the Great Swamp, and Harding Twp. The downhills
seem longer and faster. Option for a shorter 20 mile ride.

Time to revisit a classic club ride.  Planned stop in Lumberville, PA.  

I suspect that the avg speed for this ride will be closer to 16 mph than 15 mph, so plan accordingly.

I intend to ride the original version of this route.  

The restored 62 mile route can be found here: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/21648103

Quiet, scenic ride to Ringoes, then PA. Returns past the last covered bridge in NJ.

Neshanic (La Strada Cafe - mile 11) Ringoes (Ringoes Country Deli - mile 23) Stockton Deli or Stockton Farm Market(mile 31) Lumberville General Store, PA (mile 34) Sergeantsville General Store (mile 40) Flemington (mile 48)

Good thing about Denville rides, there's a lot shade and more protection from rain drops.

Faster D+ riders welcome.  We'll have a civilized ride out of respect for the heat/humidity.  Bring plenty of water, sunscreen and Endurolytes or electrolytes/salt. 

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

Lakeside Bagels Deli (mile 17.4, closed Sundays). Taste of Reality mile 19 no restrooms (seasonal restrooms in park at mile 15.3)

We skipped Greendale rd because someone said they were paving it & it was ripped up.  so we went up Henry instead.

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.

This tour is essentially the reverse of our popular #848, with a loop through Cedar Lake & Cooks Pond early on.  It tackles Old Beach Glen early on and is a less steep  challenge.  It also reverses the awkward downhill of the pothole filled portion of Kinnelon Ave & makes it a safer route. It also schedules a stop at Lakeside Bagels, and thus eliminates the risky crossing of Green Pond Road.

Taste of Reality mile 17.8 (no restrooms), seasonal restrooms in park at mile 18.6 Lakeside Bagels mile 19.5 (closed Sundays)

Rain at Bed 1 at 8:30 / Roads wet / 

8:30 and 8:45 were cancelled.

Sam's Ride is FULL

This ride will be my first time as Leader at a C Pace.   

So, I'll call it C- and shoot for 13 - 13.5 MPH average.  3 hours in the saddle !!

Maybe some faster D+ will join.

Bring Cue Sheet, money and maybe a Mask.

Br

For folks who want to sleep in. Cs are welcome and I will sweep.

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).

Join me for a ride at a social pace. Food Stop at WAWA. No one rides alone.  Bring plenty of water. Cancelled due to rain and possible thunderstorms. 

Similar to Duke Island Ramble but with a jog along the base of the Sourlands. Fairly flat ride through towns of Neshanic, Three Bridges, Centerville and Raritan with several crossings of the Raritan River but no Rt 202 crossings. Note that out and back to WAWA can be skipped at mile 19.2 for evening and picnic rides. Similar to tours 1024 and 1025. Tour by Manny Coelho (2016).

We rode most of the streets on this ride during Bob Warrens’ rhododendron tour a number of weeks ago. It takes us through some beautiful areas and travels many residential streets that are low traffic.   We will stop at a gazebo that has bathrooms, and there is a pizza deli down the street on Reinman Road if we need to replenish fluids. You will get a workout with the hills, but it’s a short ride. Come join me on Tuesday.   

A scenic figure 8 ride through some of the luxurious residential areas of Far Hills, Liberty Corner, Warren Township and Watchung. Limited food stops: Bring snacks for break at Gazebo, mile 22.5. For those who like a challenge, go straight across Mt Airy Road at mile 4.3 onto Pill Road, take a left at stop sign onto Meeker Road with steep climb, and turn right onto Whitenack Road at next stop sign to get back onto cue sheet at mile 6.0 – this adds 1 mile to ride.

Cooler Temps / Nice Day for a Ride

Pace should be at the high end of D+ 12-13 mph

Bring Cue Sheet 

Stop at Oldwick General Store at Mile 16

A back way into Oldwick that includes Halls Mills and Vlietown Roads. Very light traffic, real Tewksbury horse country.

Colonial Princeton Another ride along the canal with a visit to Princeton and return thru farmlands of Somerset County

For anyone not comfortable with Barry's upper D+ pace ride.  It's possible to make a few modifications to shorten the route or eliminate a hill or two if that's what the group wants.  Whatever gets you out riding with the club, folks!

A back way into Oldwick that includes Halls Mills and Vlietown Roads. Very light traffic, real Tewksbury horse country.

No sweep but faster TC riders welcome as a TC ride is scheduled at 6PM. We will add the Airport Rd. loop at the end for a few extra miles if the group agrees. Please check ride status later in the afternoon as thunderstorms are in the forecast. Please load the file, bring a cue sheet or be familiar with the route.

A back way into Oldwick that includes Halls Mills and Vlietown Roads. Very light traffic, real Tewksbury horse country.

If you are attending this ride, please text me as I will be leaving earlier as I had a cancellation

Let's try this again and hope for zero rain.  Also, I will try to arrive between 5:30 and 6:00 PM.  If all attendees are ready to go, we shall leave early.

New approach.

Over the 4th of July I ran into Uncle Sam and he said MAFW Members are fat, they should come out and ride a few hills and a couple of flats.  This ride is perfect as all levels should consider joining, my focus will be on hill climb.

A back way into Oldwick that includes Halls Mills and Vlietown Roads. Very light traffic, real Tewksbury horse country.

D+ Riders Welcome

Note Start Time 09:30

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

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

40% Chance of rain cancels the ride.  Please keep an eye on the MAFW schedule for any updates.  Bring your own cue sheet.

Let's try this again.  Hopefully there is no rain on this day!

Ride thru Chatham, Meyersville, the Great Swamp, and Harding Twp. The downhills
seem longer and faster. Option for a shorter 20 mile ride.

Nice easy miles. Starting a bit early to beat the heat! 

Same scenic ride through the farmlands of Allamuchy as tour #850, but reversed to put the lunch/rest stop at Tranquillity at a better point on the ride. By Steve Diamond (2015)

Good day to be out there. Lets Enjoy while the sun shines. 

Combination of Ride # 99 - Loantaka - Great swamp - Longer version 32mi., C terrain and Ride # 336 - Loantaka - Liberty Corner # 2. Updated in 2014 to go down Skyline instead of Carlton.

Long Hill Rd (170' in 1 mile around mile 14) Blue Mill-Red Gate-Van Buren (183' in 1.5 miles @ mile 40.3)

Basking Ridge (mile 27.3 - Copper Kettle, Ridge Bagel Fairmount Country Store (early - mile 12) Krauszer's in Liberty Corner (mile 21.7) no rest rooms

Strong C+ riders are welcome

This ride starts the same as MAFW 213 but changes in Mendham/Peapack. The upper sections use some roads that no other Bed1 ride uses. Tour by Ron Lane (2017).

CocoLuxe - mile 18 Pizza Brothers in Far Hills - mile 21

Ride thru Mendham to Far Hills and return thru Peapack. Ride by Van Connolly.

Gladstone (CocoLuxe, mile 15) Far Hills (Butler's Pantry @ train station - closed Sun, Store off Du Mon)