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39 miles, 1400 feet elevation. Good for Intermediate and Advanced Riders. Scenic country roads with rolling hills.
Join us for a ride in beautiful Fauquier County, Virginia with farms, forests and history. We'll start at Powers Brewery where after the ride we'll enjoy drinks, food and conversation. If you've participated in the Great Pumpkin Ride, you'll be familiar with many of these wonderful rural roads with rolling hills and low traffic.
As with all WWO rides, there will be a leader and a sweep, and no one will be left behind.
After you complete your registration, you will receive a confirmation email with additional event details and start location.
There is limited space, so please register early. Although this ride is FREE for Premium Members, you do need to register.
35 miles, 2000 feet elevation. Scenic rural roads with several challenging climbs. For Intermediate and Advanced riders.
Leaving from Riley’s Lock, we will explore the western reaches of the Montgomery County Agriculture Reserve along low-traffic roads, passing working farms, cornfields and woodlands. The ride begins with two climbs that will get your heart pumping with a few more challenging hills for good measure before we end. But it’s well worth the effort! We’ll enjoy two climbs and a long downhill on Mt. Nebo Road before ending with the rollers on River Road. This ride is suitable for intermediate riders (who like hills) and advanced riders. As with all our rides, there will be a leader and a sweep, and no one will be left behind.
After the ride, we invite you to join us in collecting trash along Riley's Lock Road, the "Rustic Road" that WWO has adopted as part of the County's program to preserve historic and scenic roadways and keep them litter free.
The Board of Directors is the governing body of WWO with the responsibility of overseeing all activities.
Board members meet quarterly to discuss policy and to focus on the mission, strategy and goals of WWO in an effort to better serve our members and trip participants. These quarterly-scheduled meetings are open to WWO members and we encourage members to get involved! We invite you to come observe our meetings, particularly if you have always wanted to get more involved with WWO but didn't know where to start.
There is an opening on the Board for Communications Chair. To find out more about this position, please email Rene at
mailto: president@washingtonwomenoutdoors.org
The meeting will be held on Zoom. You need to register to receive meeting instructions. Only registered WWO members can join the meeting, and we ask that you not share the meeting link with others.
After you complete your registration, you will receive a confirmation email with additional details.
33 miles, 1800 feet elevation. Suitable for Intermediate and Advanced Riders. Gently rolling hills with a few good climbs.
We found that the best way to do this route in the summer is to include a brewery! This ride will explore the far reaches of Montgomery County's farmland and green space and take us into Howard County’s preserved farmland. The route is on gently rolling hills and low-traffic roads with a few climbs for good measure. This ride has fantastic scenery and beautiful vistas of big open sky, farms and orchards. We end at the Elder Pine Brewing Company where we’ll relax outside and enjoy the refreshments.
37 miles, elevation 1200 feet. For Intermediate and Advanced Riders. Low traffic country roads with rolling hills.
The title of the ride says it all! This ride is a beautiful tour of the rolling hills, forests and farms of Fauquier County, VA. We spend some time on Rogues Road, so named because of the highwaymen that used to frequent this location. This route visits Rogues Road for about eight miles and is mostly traffic-and robber-free. We will have a mid-ride rest stop at the Warrenton-Fauquier Airport. This is a no-drop ride with a leader and a sweep.
31 miles on a flat, tree-lined paved trail -- a great ride in the summertime. For Advanced Beginners and above.
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