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Join the group for a scenic Sunday morning ride with a few nice climbs. Many of us consider West Lake Road to be one of the nicest roads in the area for bike riding. We ride to Fish camp at the end of route and add 6 miles https://ridewithgps.com/trips/302775227

While most of the route is on country roads, there is some urban riding at the beginning and end, mostly along FAMU Way. The routes also includes stretches on three trails: The Capital Cascades Trail, The GF&A Trail and the St. Mark‘s Historic Railroad State Trail. There are two possible rest/regroup stops (both with restrooms) designated on the route. The first is the Trout Pond GF&A Trailhead around mile 10.5. The second is the J. Lewis Hall Sr. (Woodville) Park around mile 29.

This ride is a bicycle version of Meals on Wheels. We deliver both hot and cold meals to clients of Elder Care Services. Meet at Panera Bread on Ocala Street at 10 am on Mondays and Thursdays. We‘re easy to spot, just look for the bikes with trailers attached. Alternatively, you can just show up at St. Marks main trail head at 9 am and ride to Panera. Or meet the group at Elder Care Services at 10:15 am.See the full ride description for more information.

Join Christine and the group for a morning ride that us about 85% gravel and dirt roads

Tuesday at 6:00 PM ride from the Killearn Methodist church. It’s a category B Ride. Speed rating 18-20 on the flats, and slower on the uphill climbs. No drop, regroup at major intersections.

Join the group for 4 fairly hilly rides (by Tallahassee standards) from downtown Havana into southern Georgia and back. The routes rotate from week-to-week. The shortest route is about 37 miles, the longest is about 51 but there are shorter options available.

This is a clay ride following the well known Flag Loop route (also known as the 3 Bitches) from Bradley‘s Country Store. Gravel bikes or even road bikes with fatter tires should be sufficient. Of course, mountain bikes are also fine, but are not required. However, a minimum tire width of 38 mm is recommended. After the ride, join whoever is hungry for the world famous Bradley‘s sausage.

This ride is a bicycle version of Meals on Wheels. We deliver both hot and cold meals to clients of Elder Care Services. Meet at Panera Bread on Ocala Street at 10 am on Mondays and Thursdays. We‘re easy to spot, just look for the bikes with trailers attached. Or meet the group at Elder Care Services at 10:15 am.See the full ride description for more information.

This 20 mile route starts at Celebration Baptist Church and needles through Killearn collecting hills; Approaching 1200 ft of climbing.

Join the group for a ride down to the Wacissa River and back. We stop for a rest break at the Wacissa Springs Public Boat Ramp, which is quite scenic. There is an option to shorten the ride a bit by skipping the stretch from Tram Road down to the Boat Ramp. Winter Weather Note: If the forecast temperature at 9 am is close to or below 40, the ride leaders may not ride.

The route covers some beautiful country roads with a few rolling hills to get your blood pumping. We re-group periodically. There is a rest stop at the Wacissa Church around mile 20.5.

We will leave from the Southwood Town Center near Subway, ride to the St Marks Trail, and down to Wakulla Station and back. The typical route is about 28 flat miles but people can do more or less. We will eat after the ride at Canopy Road Cafe in Southwood. Come out on the second Saturday each month and enjoy a shady ride on the trail, good food and a chance to swap stories with your fellow riders.

Join Jim and the group for a scenic Sunday morning ride with a few nice climbs. Many of us consider West Lake Road to be one of the nicest roads in the area for bike riding.

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Come and join us at Wakulla Springs for our annual Bastille day rides and picnic. See the complete ride description for details.