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Ringoes to Easton PA 73 miles (C+/B) 8:30 AM

Date and Time

Saturday, July 10, 2021, 8:30 AM until 4:00 PM

Location

E Amwell Twp Elementary School 40.429898,-74.8617157
Planned Route
43 Wertsville Rd, Ringoes
East Amwell Township, NJ  08551
USA

Event Contact(s)

MICHAEL VALAZZA

Category

C+ (12.5 - 13.9mph)

Registration Info

Registration has closed - Event is past

About this event

Join old or make new friends on this social ride (high C+/low B [14.1-15.5 mph avg]). Come explore the Hunterdon County, NJ countryside northwest to Easton, PA with a ride starting from East Amwell School. We will return on the PA side of the Delaware River, crossing back into New Jersey at Riegelsville. Three to four rest stops are planned, Cervanka Farm (mile 13), Mad Lavender Farm (mile 23) and then lunch at the Easton Public Market (at approximately the 36 mile mark) where we will also visit the Larry Holmes Statue. Our final stop will be in Frenchtown (mile 56). Road bikes recommended. Rain or wet roads cancel. Route is attached. Please arrive in the parking lot no later than 8:15 am so that we can depart promptly at 8:30 am. Please register. Limited to 19 registrants plus ride leader.<br /><br />Links to our stops:<br />http://www.cervenkafarm.com/<br />https://www.madlavenderfarm.com/<br />https://eastonpublicmarket.com/order/<br />https://www.frenchtownfresh.com/<br /><br />Easton Public Market is a trail-friendly business only a 1/4-mile ride from the D&amp;L Trail. Stop at Easton Public Market, to refuel before heading back home. Check out the D&amp;L’s Trip Planner to help plan your route. Please note: Once you leave the trail you’ll need to dismount, loop back on Route 611 West, then head north on Third Street to reach the market.<br /><br />Need some air? We’ve got an air pump, bike repair/wash station, and bike rack at our back entrance on Church Street. And an air pump and bike rack at our front entrance on Northampton Street. Inside you’ll find restrooms, a refillable water bottle station and lots of healthy snacks and meal options.<br /><br />Take in some art as you ride the 1.5-mile Karl Stirner Arts Trail from 13th Street into Downtown Easton. Artist-designed bike racks are available throughout Downtown Easton – remember to bring your own lock.