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Starting PointLeaderTour/SignupAverage Climb (ft/mile)Leader CommentsTour DescriptionTour NotesAttendeesStatus
06/21Sun8:30amB/C+/48/2341Chatham Township Municipal BuildingJoseph Reo1460 - CTMB Black River Express49

It’s Father’s Day and we should be back by lunch time.    Ride starts at 8:30 so we should be should be back for any family related activities.   I considered a ride over hell mountain but decided to show some mercy as I did not want you to fall asleep eating dinner with your family. 


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 !!

7: Joseph Reo (C+), Lisa Gentile, David Kim, James Anderson, Paulo Piedade (C), Robert Kojko, Don Reinhardt (C+)Scheduled
06/21Sun9:15amD+/C+/28/1149Pluckemin (Bedminster I)Mary Conrad24 - Pluckemin-Burnt Mills To Bagels41

This ride has not been ridden since 2024 and not sure why.  It's an original - #24!  It's a beautiful ride and the day looks awesome

Come do a morning ride and get back by lunch for Father's day

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

Food stops:Oldwick General Store (mile 16)9: Mary Conrad (D+), Jan Gorban (D+), Marty Siegel (D+), Petra Strickland (D+), Robert Frawley, Andrew Beckerman-Rodau, Maureen Kolano (D+), Barry Seip (D+), Susan SmythRidden
06/23Tue10:00amC/C/45/1292Colonial Park, Lot C in the Winter, Howe Athletic Center in the SummerMichael Chenkin563 - Colonial-Hopewell for Bridge Out29

Tine for a ride from Colonial Park with some nice climbs.  Nice route; the only thing missing is you.  If roads are wet, I'll likely reschedule for Wednesday.

My respectful requests/expectations:

  1. I will sweep as per the Ride Leader manual.
  2. I expect at least 1 person to ride with me, especially since there is always a small possibility that my internal defibrillator will go off. 
  3. I prefer that all who sign up commit to riding within the club’s average speed for the posted pace and prefer you not sign up if you plan to exceed the maximum average speed for the posted pace. Anyone who chooses to ride faster than the maximum average speed for the posted pace will be considered to be on your own unless you stop to regroup periodically. 
  4. Please be able to maintain the minimum average speed for the posted pace, however, no one will be dropped. 
  5. No one rides alone. 
  6. Keep an eye on your fellow riders: bikes break, accidents happen, medical emergencies happen.
This is a new end of the ride for the Colonial Hopewell ride with the Bridge Out and alternate route down from the Sourlands. Food stops: Hopewell (a little early at mile 18, but only option now that Peacock's is closed due to 2014 fire).2: Michael Chenkin (C), Dave Hall (C)Scheduled
06/23Tue5:30pmTB/B/31/1602Pluckemin (Bedminster I)peter ingraham1099 - The Whole Enchilada52

This ride goes up the rarely travelled, but challenging Bissell Rd in Lebanon and then makes a nice long decent on Water St. and Rockaway Rd. Tour by Greg Stec (2017).

Food stops:
Oldwick General Store - mile 21.
2: peter ingraham, Hugh SummerfieldScheduled
06/24Wed9:30amC/B/44/2345Mine Brook ParkMarty Pratt1098 - Fleecydale Follies53

We haven't done this ride in a while. There is a wonderful new bakery/sandwich shop in Carversville, Thyme and Plate, where we can stop for a break. Weather should be beautiful. I'll lead at a relaxed pace from the back. Hope to see you.

A magical ride that takes you on Harmony School & Stone Signpost up to the plateau, down Federal Twist to the Bulls Island Bridge crossing the Delaware. On Fleecydale, you will see the "Whimsy House". Enter the "Secret Garden" at the Carversville General store. Return via Center Bridge to Stockton. You will see alpacas, sheep, cows, pigs & horses. Tour by Tony Marchand & Pat Kipp (2017).

Food stops:
2: Marty Pratt (C), Lou Blanco (C)Scheduled
06/24Wed10:00amD+/C/31/1131Kittatinny St. Park - Limecrest Rd.Petra Strickland321 - Kittatinny-Shades Of Death36

There have not been many D+ rides from Kittatinny lately, so how about a change of scenery?  Faster D riders are welcome.

Ride along the easy, rolling back roads of Sussex and Warren Counties. Note that 619 is same tour starting from Goodale Rd entrance.Food stops: Tranquility Store (mile 24)2: Petra Strickland (D+), Nancy McDowellScheduled
06/27Sat9:00amC+/C/36/1315Pluckemin (Bedminster I)Dennis Budnik1407 - Station to Station then Home to Bed Revised37

I will sweep the back, occasionally jumping to the front.  We stay together taking turns at the front. Regroup at the hill tops.  Rain, heavy winds cancels (I will cancel before 7:00AM that day if needed).

Similar to tour 874, however, the route crosses Rt. 202 at Milltown Rd instead of at River Road. The return goes on River Road West instead of turning at Rattlesnake Bridge.

Rest stops: WAWA mile 21, Whitehouse General Store mile 29.6

1: Dennis BudnikScheduled
06/27Sat9:05amC/B/30/1792Pluckemin (Bedminster I)John Storey1310 - Mountainville via Hill and Dale60

Join us at Burnt Mills Cider Brewery after the ride.

Similar to 1309 and 1308 but the road to Mountainville goes through Oldwick and then turns left on Hill and Dale.1: John Storey (C)Scheduled
06/27Sat9:10amD+/C/27/1066Pluckemin (Bedminster I)Mary Conrad1379 - The Renegade Ride39

Join us at Burnt Mills Cider Brewery after the ride.

Similar to 779 but going via Cowperthwaite and Rockaway instead of Halls Mill.3: Mary Conrad (D+), Anne Huang (D+), Maggie White (D+)Scheduled
06/28Sun10:00amD+/C/38/1168Fort Lee Historic ParkJay Marowitz1276 - 2 Bridges, 2 Ferries, 2 Islands, Great Bagels31

Riders of all paces welcome. Most of the ride is via protected bike lanes.

This year I added a short stop at DUMBO.

Just be aware that you can't ride very fast in NY city, hence the D+ pace, but then there's so much to see.

This ride is near water most of the way which has a cooling effect.

Check the ride description for obtaining a 1-year free parking permit at Ft. Lee.

 

 

From Ft. Lee Historic park, with scenic views of the GWB, travel over the bridge to the West Side Greenway, pass BIG ocean liners, Chelsea Pier, and The Little Island park. Follow the Hudson through the World Financial Center yacht basin to the Governor's Island Ferry in Battery Park. Tour the island and take another ferry to Brooklyn Heights  and Montague St. Bagels. Then, eat those great bagels on Brooklyn Heights Promenade with the best vista in NY (walk your bike here). Return is via a quick visit to DUMBO, the Manhattan Bridge and the West Side Greenway.  Great photo-ops as marked on the map. Check the Governor's Island ferry schedules. The ferry from G.I. to Brooklyn is only available from spring to fall. See this video for the history of Governor's Island.

At the start point, 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.

Bathrooms:
    Ft. Lee Historic Park museum (port-a-john only before 10AM)* mile 2.8 after the GWB on left* mile 11 at beginning of Chelsea Pier* on Governors Island as you exit the ferry from Manhattan, inside Building 110 -the building to your right and other places on Governors Island mile 19.3 Brooklyn Heights Promenade (in playground)
    * available on way back too
6: Jay Marowitz (C), Chris Kiernan (C), Brian Cap (C+), Dawn Ross (C), Jon Eiseman (D+), Cecile EisemanScheduled