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• Hunterdon Co. Bicycle Plan Workshop

  • When
    09/30/2025
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    6:00 PM
  • Location
    Hunterdon County Library Main Branch

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  • Location: Hunterdon County Library Main Branch
  • G33X+6F Flemington, New Jersey
    

  
  

  

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• C30 T3 Riverside Inn to Sourlands

  • When
    10/01/2025
  •  
    10:00 AM
  • Location
    Riverside Inn Neshanic Station

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  Wednesday Wandering "C" Ride  

  Start: Riverside Inn, Neshanic Station

  Stay for lunch

  Note Start Time10:00 AM    

  
  

  No Drops, Rest Stop as  needed . Bring fluid and a snack.

  The ride will be cancelled if rain is expected.

  Helmets mandatory
  Front/Rear flashers highly recommended

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  Riverside to Sourlands
  

  
  

  Ride Leader:  Robert Becker 

  Phone: 385-227-2096

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• C50 or 63 T3 Ringoes to Frenchtown

  • When
    10/03/2025
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    8:10 AM - 12:00 PM
  • Location
    5 Hart Ln., Ringoes, NJ

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  Ringoes to Frenchtown 50 miles or 63 miles (42'/Mile)

  We will start at 5 Hart Lane at 8:10, ride some hills, meander through Lambertville, meet the other club riders and then pedal Route 29 to Frenchtown.  After a brief snack break we will head back down Route 29, and eventually return to Ringoes at about mile 50. 

  Those wanting to get more mileage can extend the ride from Ringoes another 5 miles or so, or extend the ride 13 miles and make it a metric century. If you are planning on riding more than the 50 miles, you might consider having an extra water bottle and some ride food in your car to replenish your supplies in Ringoes. 

  This is a nice 'extra mileage' ride to help you get ready for the October century ride.  

  Arrive early enough so you are ready to roll at 8:10 AM.  NOTE start time.

  UPCOMING EVENTS:

  10/18/25-Century Ride (on the Plateau, same route as last year) start training now.

  I would like the group to stay together, which is safer, more fun, and helps everyone finish stronger.  If riders want to go on their own off the front, that is OK, make sure you have the route.
  

  Helmets are Mandatory.  High Viz clothing, front/rear flashers as well as mirrors highly recommended.

  

  • Ride Start: 5 Hart Ln., Ringoes, NJ

  

  • Contact Ride Leader:  Kurt Grabfelder
  • email:  Kurt.Grabfelder@gmail.com
  • 570-677-3591

  

  • Ride Route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/52067739?privacy_code=jirf9fCQsKcUiQOdDVEk20XGUj5exbHT

  

  
  

  
  

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• Prallsville to Frenchtown on Rt 29

  • When
    10/03/2025
  •  
    9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
  • Location
    Prallsville Mill in Stockton
  • Registered
    2 registrants

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  NOTE:  This ride is listed as a C Ride, but riders can ride at their own pace to Frenchtown.  

  09:30 at Prallsville Mill in Stockton (24 miles).  We'll ride along Route 29 to Frenchtown for our rest stop, and then return via Route 29.  If you wish, you can extend your ride by adding extra miles after the rest stop (just let me know that you'll be on your own).  For Frenchtown rest stops...Coffee Shop

  Helmets and red rear light and front light required.  Mirror are strongly required. Rain cancels (decision made and posted by 8:30).  Please RSVP 

  Please be on time as the time listed is the time the ride rolls out.

  Ride Lead:   Barry Kolb

  Phone: 908  581 3029

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• Kingwood Park Century (or 25, 50, 75 miles)

  • When
    10/18/2025
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    8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
  • Location
    Kingwood Park

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  Kingwood Park Century 101 miles or 25, 50, 75 miles

  This is a self-supported ride.

  The park has parking, bathrooms, water, and picnic tables. The route stays on the plateau and has few hills, it returns us to the park every 25 miles so that we can make use of the facilities, replenish our ride supplies (food, water, electrolytes), and rest.  Each 25 mile loop takes about two hours.

  At the 50 mile mark, riders will take a longer break and have a tailgate picnic lunch.  Pack your cooler with all your favorite food and drink.  Bring a chair.

  Plan to stay for a while after the ride, and with the other members, swap lies recounting how well you rode. An adult beverage or two would be appropriate.

  Some more information that may be useful:

  1. Members do not have to complete all four loops, you can do 25, 50, 75, or 100 miles.

  2. There are no stores on the route, bring all the supplies you need.  You can leave stuff in your car and replenish supplies every 25 miles. 

  3. You and your bike should be in good shape for a full day of riding.  A clean drive train does wonders.

  4. There are a limited number of roads on the plateau so we do see some of the roads a few times.  I kept the route on the plateau to keep the number of hills to a minimum.

  5. The route passes Gabby’s Cafe and the ice cream window several times.

  6. I expect that there will be a wide range of ability among the riders and because this is an all day ride, I expect that folks will naturally break up into smaller groups.  Therefore, riders should have the route downloaded to their GPS device and be able to navigate the route themselves.  A cue sheet wouldn’t hurt either. The route is NOT marked on the road.

  7. The morning route is cleverly noted as #1 while the afternoon route is #2.

  8. There are many bailout opportunities during the ride in case you get done in.  In general, if you go west on Route 12 to Route 519 in Kingwood you are within a mile of Kingwood Park. Before the ride, look at a map and familiarize yourself with the area.

  9. The day of the ride is not the time to test out new food, drink or bike stuff.  Do all your testing well before the ride. This is a long ride, bikers should eat and drink every 20 minutes or so throughout the ride, don’t let yourself get depleted. 

  10. While testing ride food, try some ‘real food’ instead of a pre-packaged bar.  Fruit or a PB&J sandwich is a nice switch up.

  11. Bring the necessary tools and tubes to change a flat.  If this is a mystery to you, look on You Tube for inspiration.

  12. This is a long ride, pace yourself.  Take a break halfway through each loop, get off the bike and eat and drink something.

  Arrive early enough so you are ready to roll at 8 o'clock.

  Helmets are mandatory.  Front and rear flashers as well as mirrors are highly recommended.

  Morning Loop:  https://ridewithgps.com/routes/48490694?privacy_code=QL7tnLyoPLNofQLIYR0AYBu6hNe7bKMi

  Afternoon Loop:  https://ridewithgps.com/routes/48490669?privacy_code=lg7tX8M5MYTTLpg9EDRiaBpbwvFUnXfI

  

  • Ride Start: Kingwood Park

  

  • Contact Ride Leader
  • email:  Kurt.Grabfelder@gmail.com
  • Phone: 570-677-3591

  

  • Ride Route: See Above

  

  
  

  
  

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