Adirondack Bike Tour: ididaride! 2013

Are you a biker? And by biker I don’t mean a rider of motorcycles, I mean bicycles! If so, you may be interested in the 2013 Adirondack Bike Tour: ididaride! This summer bike enthusiasts can compete in a scenic Adirondack ride on August 11, 2013.

About the Ride

There are two loops that competitors can choose from depending on the length of their desired ride. The longer loop is 75 miles, and the shorter loop is less than one-third that length at 20 miles. Find directions to the starting point here.

The ride is all on road, wide shoulders for much of the route. You’ll ride through some of the most beautiful scenery – cutting right through the central Adirondack Mountains, most of which is public Forest Preserve land. We’ll cycle through the towns and hamlets of Bakers Mills, Wells, Speculator, Sabael, Indian Lake, North River, and back to North Creek. Your ride will take you alongside Mason Lake, Lewey Lake and Indian Lake. A long descent begins in the hamlet of Indian Lake and meets the Hudson River in the hamlet of North River with a relatively easy ride into North Creek. The entire distance along Route 30 and Route 28 to North Creek is designed for the bike enthusiast, with designated bike routes marked on the wide road shoulders. (ADK.org)

Four rest stops with snacks and water are provided along the route. SAG wagon and mobile mechanical support available. Rider packet with map and t-shirt will be provided at registration. Get all the details about the route and the ride here.

Registration

ADK Member: $75
Non-ADK Member : $65
Youth (under 18): $50

If you register early there is $10 off through June 1!

Online registration opened on March 15! Find registration details, prices, and register online for this event here. You can also download the registration form. To register by phone, call Deb Zack at 1-800-395-8080 x42.

The deadline to register for ididaride! is July 30, 2013. Enjoy the ride!

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Passionate about reading and writing stories, Katie Shepard enjoys discovering more about her home while writing and editing for Essex on Lake Champlain. Katie graduated from SUNY Plattsburgh in 2011 where she studied English literature, philosophy, and Asian studies. Her first book Essex, New York Architecture: A Doodler's Field Guide was published in 2015. Connect with her on Twitter, Facebook, or at Linked.in. Or email her at katie [@] essexeditions [dot] com.