Join Bill and Barbara to celebrate their 7th. wedding anniversary on the Rail Trail that they met on so many
years ago. This trail has some wet area so you will need tires that are at least 32mm. Hybrid, cycle cross or mt.
bike tires will be OK. No road bikes..We will need to dismount in one location to walk a fairly steep hill. The
local town has just added a hand rail to make it a bit easier. We will stop in Stone Ridge at the turn around
point to re-fuel. Rain cancels. Start: Hurley Town Hall, Hurley, NY Directions: From Kingston head South on
Rt 209 toward Ellenville. Go about 5 miles to Hurley, turn Right onto Wynkoop Rd. Town Hall is on your
Left. Stewarts is on the Right. Contact: Bill Miller 845 657-9764 e-mail: wvmillerjr@yahoo.com
Upcoming Rides
Non-members are welcome to join us as a guest for a single ride as a guest. If you intend to participate in additional rides, please join the club.
Our ride categories page explains the rating system for our rides.
Enjoy the views ofthe rural roads in the towns of Washington, Stanford, Northeast and Amenia as we travel in
a loop through some ofthe most scenic parts ofDutchess County. There is a store to buy food and drinks at
mile 25. Start from the Dutchess Country Farm and Home Center, Route 44, Millbrook. This is just east of
the Taconic State Parkway. Rain cancels. Contact: Tracey Donaldson 845-635-1184,
traceydonaldson@earthlink.net
Starting Place: Arthur S. May Elementary School, Raymond Avenue at the Eastbound Arterial, Town of
Poughkeepsie. Poughkeepsie has an official "Tree City USA" designation because ofthe number and variety
oftrees in the community. We will pass by a number ofthem and go past a wooded landscape designed by
famed landscape architect A.J. Downing and wind through Vassar College Campus which has an unusual
variety oftree specimens, some donated by alumnae.
Contact leader for any question: Karen Flaherty, karty707@verizon.net or 845-452-0707
Beautiful Flat Routes for Beginners & Experts, 30 miles • 73 miles • 1 08 miles • 1 51 miles. Visit
http: //www.ridetomontauk.com/Ride_to_Montauk_201 3/Home_Page.html for more details.
Sound Cyclists Bicycle Club. There are three beautiful routes to choose from, where you can ride 25 miles, 75
kilometers (47.6 miles) or 1 00 kilometers (62.1 miles) along scenic roads of Fairfield County Connecticut.
Visit http: //www.soundcyclists.com/BloominMetric.htm for more details.
Visit http: //www.southerntierbicycleclub.org/greatfingerlakestour.html or contact Augie Mueller at 607 722-
6005, amueller1@stny.rr.com for more info.
One or two day ride with optional century loop, beautiful views & quaint town/villages along Hudson.
Benefits Crohn's and Colitis; fundraising required. See www.ibdride.org
Honor Ride Hudson Valley, NY
Veterans Memorial Park
Saturday, June 8, 2013 @ 8:45 AM
http://www.ride2recovery.com
Brief Description
Ride 2 Recovery's mission is to improve the health and wellness of healing heroes through mental and physical rehabilitation programs that feature cycling as the core activity. The funds raised through the Honor Ride Series support outdoor cycling programs and Spinning Recovery Labs at Military and VA locations around the US, as well as local rides for healing heroes. *Helmets are required at ALL times! *Registration Fee Is Tax Deductible
Date
Start: Saturday, June 8, 2013 @ 8:45 AM
Additional Date Information
60 Mile - 8:45a 40 Mile-10a 20 Mile-11:45a
Address
Veterans Memorial Park Route 208 Maybrook, NY
Fees
Individual - $50 Injured Veteran - $0 $75 Day of Event Raise additional dollars for prizes
Riders will enjoy an average of50 miles or riding per day for 6 days. The tour will visit the beautiful Central
Blue Ridge ofVA. See http://bikevirginia.org or call (757) 645-1861