⚠️The ride is subject to Alto Velo's Ride Rules and all participants must sign an annual waiver.⚠️

Hi All

In an effort to show Miles new roads and avoid long stretches on Foothill or Canada and since the B Ride got rained out a few weeks ago, we will be visiting the gate to Neil Young’s property. We will head up Alpine with a quick detour via Los Trancos and PV Ranch. We will then climb OLH (stop for water, etc. at Skylonda) and continue north on 35 and turn left on Bear Gulch. This road is out and back before a left takes us north on 35 again. A final right down Kings will take us off 35. We will regroup and head across Mountain Home and a left onto the up and downs of Sand Hill to Manressa.

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• Did you miss out on Riduck free socks last week? We will give some away this weekend as well.

AV C Ride Time: Saturday, gather at 9:00 am, rolling by 9:15am
Start: ‍ ‍Summit Bicycles
Route: Crazy Horse
Regroups

Alpine / Willowbrook

Sky Londa

Neil Young’s Gate

Old Woodside Store

Ride Leader : Ed
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The AV C Ride is subject to Alto Velo's Ride Rules (read them!).

Non - Members:
Alto Velo welcomes non-members to join us on our rides. However, non-members must have a Waiver on file with the club.

The AV C Ride offers a more moderate workout than the other Alto Velo rides (although a workout it is). Group riding skills & communication in a supportive controlled peloton are emphasized. When not on designated climbs, we aim to keep the group together.