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29 miles – mostly flat and on bike trails with two hills. Suitable for advanced beginners and above.
Join us for a great ride in Virginia, near Lorton. This ride visits Gunston Hall, Pohick Bay Regional Park and Mason Neck Park with views of the Potomac River and Belmont Bay. Mason Neck Park is a major refuge for bald eagles, osprey and other birds that migrate through the area. This is also the site of historic Native American settlements and early European settlers. The ride is mostly flat on bike trails with just two hills. Suitable for all bicycle types. As with all WWO rides, we will have a leader and 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.
37 miles, 1600" elevation on gently rolling, rural roads with limited traffic. Suitable for Intermediate and Advanced Riders.
Closer to DC than you might think, southern Anne Arundel County offers great bicycling with its farms, forests and waterfront views. We’ll explore all of these on our ride, stopping in the fishing village of Deale, MD for our lunch. We will have a leader and sweep, and no one will be left behind.
45 miles, 3,000 feet in elevation. A challenging ride on mostly rural roads with a few busy sections. For Advanced Riders. Must like hills!
Join us for this beautiful ride through the expansive farms and historic villages of Frederick and Carroll Counties. This was rescheduled from May 5. This scenic but hilly ride showcases three historic towns with “union” in their name, the quaint town of New Windsor, and beautiful rolling farmlands. Riding this route seems to take you back to another era as we ride through Uniontown, Union Bridge and Unionville and pass by homes and farms established in the1800’s or earlier. Most of the ride is on quiet country roads but there are a few sections where traffic may be busy. Both the scenery and the hills will take your breath away. We scouted this ride recently and found it to be a winner – if you like hills.
As with all WWO rides, there will be a leader and a sweep, and no one will be left behind.
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