Friday, July 31:

THIS RIDE IS POSTPONED

9:00 AM INT-H4-39 miles -2160’ Meet Lauren Delle (970-903-8409) at Summit County Middle School Parking lot. We will start the ride in Frisco on the Summit County bike path around Lake Dillon, through Keystone and up to the town of Montezuma. We will retrace our steps to return. This is a climbing at elevation ride so it is important to have some climbing conditioning, and also important to bring appropriate layers. E-bikes welcome. Bring sack lunch to eat in a local Frisco park post-ride. Directions: I-70 West Frisco Exit 203, take a roundabout exit that leads south onto the bridge crossing I-70. Continue south on Summit Blvd (Hwy 9) to the stoplight intersection of School Rd and CR 1040. Turn left onto School Rd. Bring lunch for a picnic in a local park after the ride. The ride will not go if early monsoon storms are predicted.  

Saturday, August 1st:

NEW RIDE

9:00 AM FUN-H2-23-NW (Elevation Gain = 998) Meet Jeff Krinsky (720-373-9107) for THE HIDDEN GEMS OF ARVADA. We have all experienced the traditional Arvada classic trails of Ralston Creek, Clear Creek, and Van Bibber. Check out this alternate route instead that explores Lake Arbor, the Pomona Lakes, the Arvada Fire Fighter’s Park, the backside of baseball, and other forgotten areas and is guaranteed to be an adventure! Meet at the SE corner of HWY 36 and 104th at the back side of the new HotPot, formally Black Bear Diner, formerly Quaker State and Lube Restaurant (10392 Reed St., Westminster, CO) by a hidden entrance to a hidden trail where the adventure will begin (and end).

Monday, August 3rd:

9:00 AM FUN PLUS-H2-22-NW Meet Merri Bruntz (303-517-9781) at Anderson Park (44th & Field) for a ride west on the Clear Creek Trail to Easley Rd. We will ride north to 60th Ave (becomes 58th) to Hwy 93, which we will take south for approximately one mile on a wide shoulder. After a break at Norman D Memorial Park in Golden, we will ride down Tucker Gulch to the Clear Creek Trail and back to the start. Bring a sack lunch for a picnic afterward.

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