See Stage 1. This is perhaps the Oregon Coast at its most diverse, rising and falling among the lighthouse-studded rocky outcroppings with vast verdant ravines, expansive coastal dunes, and estuarine lakes and meadowlands. Newport and Florence are excellent towns for dining, shopping, and supplies. Finish before sunset just south of Oregon Dunes, at the Umpqua Lighthouse SP Campground. 01-08-2026 06:00:00 01-08-2026 08:00:00 6 ACTC: OSH BC Stage 12: Umpqua Lighthouse 88 mi, 4 M , 5149 ft: See Stage 1. This is perhaps the Oregon Coast at its most diverse, rising and falling among the lighthouse-studded rocky outcroppings with vast verdant ravines, expansive coastal dunes, and estuarine lakes and meadowlands. Newport and Florence are excellent towns for dining, shopping, and supplies. Finish before sunset just south of Oregon Dunes, at the Umpqua Lighthouse SP Campground. Brian Chun invalid@example.com invalid email address false DD/MM/YYYY

A challenging ride to prepare for the Carmel Valley Double Century. Originally created by Peter Licht as an AA training ride, this route strings together many of the best climbing roads in the Santa Cruz Mountains into one unforgettable day! We'll start at Lexington School and use Soda Springs as a warm-up before returning to the start to refill water bottles and top off food supplies. Riders who prefer a later start can meet at Lexington School around 8:45 a.m. and skip the Soda Springs warm-up. Please contact me if you plan to take this option. From there, we're off to the cooler side of the mountain. If you'd like to shorten the ride, you can skip the Alba climb. I can provide a RWGPS route for that option. Lunch is available in Davenport (turn right on Highway 1 instead of left) at Tacos Moreno or Whale City Bakery. Another food stop is available later in the ride in Felton. 01-08-2026 07:00:00 01-08-2026 09:00:00 6 ACTC: Carmel Valley Double Training Ride 124.5 mi, 6 MB , 16300 ft: A challenging ride to prepare for the Carmel Valley Double Century. Originally created by Peter Licht as an AA training ride, this route strings together many of the best climbing roads in the Santa Cruz Mountains into one unforgettable day! We'll start at Lexington School and use Soda Springs as a warm-up before returning to the start to refill water bottles and top off food supplies. Riders who prefer a later start can meet at Lexington School around 8:45 a.m. and skip the Soda Springs warm-up. Please contact me if you plan to take this option. From there, we're off to the cooler side of the mountain. If you'd like to shorten the ride, you can skip the Alba climb. I can provide a RWGPS route for that option. Lunch is available in Davenport (turn right on Highway 1 instead of left) at Tacos Moreno or Whale City Bakery. Another food stop is available later in the ride in Felton. David Boyer invalid@example.com invalid email address false DD/MM/YYYY

THIS RIDE IS CANCELLED Join me for my favorite ride on the Eastside that is not too long , not too steep, and not too fast, “Goldilocks Style”. Our destination is Sunol Regional Wilderness Park where we will take a short snack break. Water and restrooms are usually available, but no food for purchase so bring a snack. Please plan on a social LM + pace ride with regroups. Meet at the Berryessa Community Center at 3050 Berryessa Rd., San Jose ready to roll promptly at 9:30 am. Wet pavement or AQI over 100 cancels. 01-08-2026 09:30:00 01-08-2026 11:30:00 6 ACTC: Sunol Wilderness Park 36 mi, 4 LM , 3375 ft: THIS RIDE IS CANCELLED Join me for my favorite ride on the Eastside that is not too long , not too steep, and not too fast, “Goldilocks Style”. Our destination is Sunol Regional Wilderness Park where we will take a short snack break. Water and restrooms are usually available, but no food for purchase so bring a snack. Please plan on a social LM + pace ride with regroups. Meet at the Berryessa Community Center at 3050 Berryessa Rd., San Jose ready to roll promptly at 9:30 am. Wet pavement or AQI over 100 cancels. Diane Sanchez-Costello invalid@example.com invalid email address false DD/MM/YYYY

We will ride from Santa Clara to Portola rd and back. This is a group ride, with occasional regroups. There is water/bathroom at Arastradero Preserve bathrooms. Lunch at Roberts Market at Alpine and Portola rd.
Start & end at: Haman Elementary school, corner of Homestead and Los Padres in Santa Clara. Online Sign-in -https://tinyurl.com/Online-Sign-in-Sheet-1Aug: Phone: 408-219-0575 01-08-2026 09:30:00 01-08-2026 11:30:00 6 ACTC: Santa Clara - Portola Valley loop 46 mi, 3 LM , 2100 ft: We will ride from Santa Clara to Portola rd and back. This is a group ride, with occasional regroups. There is water/bathroom at Arastradero Preserve bathrooms. Lunch at Roberts Market at Alpine and Portola rd. Start & end at: Haman Elementary school, corner of Homestead and Los Padres in Santa Clara. Online Sign-in -https://tinyurl.com/Online-Sign-in-Sheet-1Aug: Phone: 408-219-0575 Samy Hilali invalid@example.com invalid email address false DD/MM/YYYY

Since another ride vanished from the calendar like a witness in a mob movie, I've been granted the rare 48-hour-rule exemption to lead this one solo. Yes----solo! Which means: 1.--No Rosemary-turns out she'd rather go to "fill in blank" than keep the senior brigade company. 2.-- No rescue squad-if you bonk, your only medical support is me yelling "hydrate!' from 40ft ahead. 3.--So no adult supervision-the club has essentially handed me the keys and said "try not to burn anything down". 4.-- No mechanical sympathy. If your derailleur explodes, I'll offer you emotional support and absolutely zero useful help. There will be one generous rest stop after Kilkare for free water refills! After that, we turn around and retrace our steps like a group of cyclists who forgot how loops work. Regroups at the top of the hills for the pace posted. 01-08-2026 09:30:00 01-08-2026 11:30:00 6 ACTC: Kilkare Kardiac Klassic 51 mi, 4 M , 4120 ft: Since another ride vanished from the calendar like a witness in a mob movie, I've been granted the rare 48-hour-rule exemption to lead this one solo. Yes----solo! Which means: 1.--No Rosemary-turns out she'd rather go to "fill in blank" than keep the senior brigade company. 2.-- No rescue squad-if you bonk, your only medical support is me yelling "hydrate!' from 40ft ahead. 3.--So no adult supervision-the club has essentially handed me the keys and said "try not to burn anything down". 4.-- No mechanical sympathy. If your derailleur explodes, I'll offer you emotional support and absolutely zero useful help. There will be one generous rest stop after Kilkare for free water refills! After that, we turn around and retrace our steps like a group of cyclists who forgot how loops work. Regroups at the top of the hills for the pace posted. Jamey Slaton invalid@example.com invalid email address false DD/MM/YYYY

See Stage 1. The incredibly kaleidoscopic Oregon Coast roller-coaster ride continues, venturing via Shore Acres SP's spectacular gardens and whale-watching overlooks, Bandon's kitsch and Cranberry Sweets, Port Orford's distinct artist colony, to finish before sunset within the steep riparian canyon of Humbug Mountain State Park. 02-08-2026 06:00:00 02-08-2026 08:00:00 6 ACTC: OSH BC Stage 13: Humbug Mtn. SP 98 mi, 4 M , 5698 ft: See Stage 1. The incredibly kaleidoscopic Oregon Coast roller-coaster ride continues, venturing via Shore Acres SP's spectacular gardens and whale-watching overlooks, Bandon's kitsch and Cranberry Sweets, Port Orford's distinct artist colony, to finish before sunset within the steep riparian canyon of Humbug Mountain State Park. Brian Chun invalid@example.com invalid email address false DD/MM/YYYY

Join us for a beautiful climb up Naciemento-Fergusson and continue to have lunch at Fort Hunter Liggett. Optional but highly recommended visit to Julia Morgan’s Hacienda, a low budget Hearst Castle. IMPORTANT NOTE: bring a REAL ID or Passport to go inside the Fort Hunter Liggett Army Base. Return is easier although it may be hotter. Downhill on Naciemento-Fergusson Rd is even prettier than the uphill. This ride is part of Dzung’s Carmel Valley Double Century training series. Post-ride refreshments after the ride. 02-08-2026 10:00:00 02-08-2026 12:00:00 6 ACTC: Naciemento to Julia Morgan’s Hacienda 52 mi, 5 LM , 5498 ft: Join us for a beautiful climb up Naciemento-Fergusson and continue to have lunch at Fort Hunter Liggett. Optional but highly recommended visit to Julia Morgan’s Hacienda, a low budget Hearst Castle. IMPORTANT NOTE: bring a REAL ID or Passport to go inside the Fort Hunter Liggett Army Base. Return is easier although it may be hotter. Downhill on Naciemento-Fergusson Rd is even prettier than the uphill. This ride is part of Dzung’s Carmel Valley Double Century training series. Post-ride refreshments after the ride. Tony Le invalid@example.com invalid email address false DD/MM/YYYY

Ride Start: Upper parking lot of the Lexington Elementary School in Los Gatos. Today will be a short but sweet training for the Carmel Valley Double, as I am busy juggling vacation plans right now. We will do our Summer Fitness Route in the Santa Cruz Mountains as it has most of the climbing of the CVD. If you are still thirsty for more punishment at the end of the ride, you can still pick up Montevina, Aldercroft, Soda Springs, or any of the goats in the area. Combine this ride with our Sunday ride, and the back-to-back training will get you to a good place for the CVD. Jennifer will lead the faster cyclists in front. Melanie will lead from behind. Dzung's CVD is 2 weeks away, so stay strong! 08-08-2026 07:30:00 08-08-2026 09:30:00 6 ACTC: Summer DRT Fitness Series 100 mi, 5 LM , 13,211 ft: Ride Start: Upper parking lot of the Lexington Elementary School in Los Gatos. Today will be a short but sweet training for the Carmel Valley Double, as I am busy juggling vacation plans right now. We will do our Summer Fitness Route in the Santa Cruz Mountains as it has most of the climbing of the CVD. If you are still thirsty for more punishment at the end of the ride, you can still pick up Montevina, Aldercroft, Soda Springs, or any of the goats in the area. Combine this ride with our Sunday ride, and the back-to-back training will get you to a good place for the CVD. Jennifer will lead the faster cyclists in front. Melanie will lead from behind. Dzung's CVD is 2 weeks away, so stay strong! Melanie Clarke invalid@example.com invalid email address false DD/MM/YYYY

Meet William Mueller at 9:15 AM at the Campbell Community Center, 1 Campbell Ave (meet behind the skate park) for a 9:30 START. A shortish morning ride to beat the predicted heat. We will wend our way from Campbell to Saratoga, climb a few short hills, and return before temperatures peak. Rain or AQI>100 cancels. Print or download route here.
Co-listed with Western Wheelers. 08-08-2026 09:30:00 08-08-2026 11:30:00 6 ACTC: Saratoga Sun Beater 24 mi, 3 LM , 1500 ft: Meet William Mueller at 9:15 AM at the Campbell Community Center, 1 Campbell Ave (meet behind the skate park) for a 9:30 START. A shortish morning ride to beat the predicted heat. We will wend our way from Campbell to Saratoga, climb a few short hills, and return before temperatures peak. Rain or AQI>100 cancels. Print or download route here. Co-listed with Western Wheelers. William Mueller invalid@example.com invalid email address false DD/MM/YYYY

Start/Finish: Parking lot above Lexington School off Old Santa Cruz Highway.
This is a Free-Range ride; go at your own pace. Jennifer will lead the faster cyclists in front; Melanie will lead from behind. Both of us will be cycling on a "pre-exhaust" from our DRT on Saturday.
Download or print [Map/Route] 09-08-2026 09:00:00 09-08-2026 11:00:00 6 ACTC: Our Favorite Kids Are Baa'ck 41 mi, 6 LM , 4,791 ft: Start/Finish: Parking lot above Lexington School off Old Santa Cruz Highway. This is a Free-Range ride; go at your own pace. Jennifer will lead the faster cyclists in front; Melanie will lead from behind. Both of us will be cycling on a "pre-exhaust" from our DRT on Saturday. Download or print [Map/Route] Melanie Clarke invalid@example.com invalid email address false DD/MM/YYYY

On this training ride, we head over the hill and beat the heat and see some different roads and sights as we loop to Castroville and Salinas. Starting at the Lexington School, we ride up OSC and down Soquel-San Jose to some coastside riding south to Castroville with a potential lunch stop in Salinas (mile 58). We then head back north, along Elkhorn Slough, to Watsonville (Gizdich?) and around Hazel Dell to Corralitos to stock up on water for the slog up Eureka Canyon and back to the start.
We'll make a water and restroom stop at Cummings Park (m18) or Seacliff (m26) on the outbound. Expect a moderate pace with regroups at summits and noted rest stops. Major climbs come early and late with a lot of rollers in between. Anyone wanting to cut it short can cross to the return leg in Watsonville eliminating 40 or more miles. 09-08-2026 09:00:00 09-08-2026 11:00:00 6 ACTC: Metric Double (CVD training?) 122 mi, 5 M , 7250 ft: On this training ride, we head over the hill and beat the heat and see some different roads and sights as we loop to Castroville and Salinas. Starting at the Lexington School, we ride up OSC and down Soquel-San Jose to some coastside riding south to Castroville with a potential lunch stop in Salinas (mile 58). We then head back north, along Elkhorn Slough, to Watsonville (Gizdich?) and around Hazel Dell to Corralitos to stock up on water for the slog up Eureka Canyon and back to the start. We'll make a water and restroom stop at Cummings Park (m18) or Seacliff (m26) on the outbound. Expect a moderate pace with regroups at summits and noted rest stops. Major climbs come early and late with a lot of rollers in between. Anyone wanting to cut it short can cross to the return leg in Watsonville eliminating 40 or more miles. Bryan Patterson invalid@example.com invalid email address false DD/MM/YYYY

I've had several requests for ride at Calero, so let's do it! We'll meet at the Rancho San Vincente parking lot and start our ride promptly at 9:00 (note the earlier than usual start time) to beat the heat. We'll do a loop of the Lisa Killough and Cottle trails, with a regroup at the junction at the bottom of Lisa Killough. This fun, easy ride is beginner friendly but has enough twists and turns to keep it fun for all riders. At the junction, we can make a group decision about adding an out-and-back on the Oak Cove Trail which is also beginner friendly (see this route for the ride with the optional out-and-back). If interested, bring some drinks or snacks to share after the ride. 09-08-2026 09:00:00 09-08-2026 11:00:00 6 ACTC: TrailRoller - Calero 8.5 mi, 2 LM , 800 ft: I've had several requests for ride at Calero, so let's do it! We'll meet at the Rancho San Vincente parking lot and start our ride promptly at 9:00 (note the earlier than usual start time) to beat the heat. We'll do a loop of the Lisa Killough and Cottle trails, with a regroup at the junction at the bottom of Lisa Killough. This fun, easy ride is beginner friendly but has enough twists and turns to keep it fun for all riders. At the junction, we can make a group decision about adding an out-and-back on the Oak Cove Trail which is also beginner friendly (see this route for the ride with the optional out-and-back). If interested, bring some drinks or snacks to share after the ride. Lonn Fiance invalid@example.com invalid email address false DD/MM/YYYY

Join us for a scenic loop with cooler temperatures that finish with post ride vegan vendors ready to sell you things that look like food but legally might be moss. Expect: -Riders powered by oat milk- Zero emissions (unless someone had vegan chili)- And a final climb so steep even the vegans will stop insisting kale is a performance enhancer. Featuring: Corralitos Charm, Hazel Dell Suffering, Mt Madonna Humility. Bring-water, snacks and your best "I swear I eat vegetables" face. Ride will be paced at medium-spicy. Like sriracha, but with gluten-free agony perhaps. There will be a short cruelty free water stop in Corralitos at Hames. So join the Vegan and his almost vegan wife. Rosemary promises not to judge you on your snack choices but Jamey insists on reserving the right. Park curbside on Hangar if possible-meet at Santa Cruz Cider Co. For further details look up Santa Cruz VegFest. 09-08-2026 10:00:00 09-08-2026 12:00:00 6 ACTC: Powered By Plants & Bad Decisions 36 mi, 5 M , 3400 ft: Join us for a scenic loop with cooler temperatures that finish with post ride vegan vendors ready to sell you things that look like food but legally might be moss. Expect: -Riders powered by oat milk- Zero emissions (unless someone had vegan chili)- And a final climb so steep even the vegans will stop insisting kale is a performance enhancer. Featuring: Corralitos Charm, Hazel Dell Suffering, Mt Madonna Humility. Bring-water, snacks and your best "I swear I eat vegetables" face. Ride will be paced at medium-spicy. Like sriracha, but with gluten-free agony perhaps. There will be a short cruelty free water stop in Corralitos at Hames. So join the Vegan and his almost vegan wife. Rosemary promises not to judge you on your snack choices but Jamey insists on reserving the right. Park curbside on Hangar if possible-meet at Santa Cruz Cider Co. For further details look up Santa Cruz VegFest. Jamey Slaton invalid@example.com invalid email address false DD/MM/YYYY

For our final CVD Training Ride we’ll head for Mt. Hamilton, climb the long and winding road to Lick Observatory, enjoy the view, congratulate ourselves on having finished the hard part and discover that we have most of the ride left. From the summit, we drop down the wild backside of Hamilton into San Antonio Valley where cell service becomes more of a theoretical concept. Then it’s on to Mines Road toward Livermore. Livermore brings us back to civilization, food, water, and the false realization that we’re almost finished Instead, we’ll head for Sunol and Calaveras. We’ll roll past Calaveras Reservoir, tackle the hills to the Dam and climb Felter to the top of Sierra. We will eventually arrive back at Berryessa with a large number on the Garmin and an excellent answer to the question, “So, what did you do today?” Bring plenty of food, plenty of water, and your climbing legs. 15-08-2026 08:00:00 15-08-2026 10:00:00 6 ACTC: CVD Training: Mt. Hamilton Loop CCW 109 mi, 5 MB , 9417 ft: For our final CVD Training Ride we’ll head for Mt. Hamilton, climb the long and winding road to Lick Observatory, enjoy the view, congratulate ourselves on having finished the hard part and discover that we have most of the ride left. From the summit, we drop down the wild backside of Hamilton into San Antonio Valley where cell service becomes more of a theoretical concept. Then it’s on to Mines Road toward Livermore. Livermore brings us back to civilization, food, water, and the false realization that we’re almost finished Instead, we’ll head for Sunol and Calaveras. We’ll roll past Calaveras Reservoir, tackle the hills to the Dam and climb Felter to the top of Sierra. We will eventually arrive back at Berryessa with a large number on the Garmin and an excellent answer to the question, “So, what did you do today?” Bring plenty of food, plenty of water, and your climbing legs. David Boyer invalid@example.com invalid email address false DD/MM/YYYY

Ride Start/Finish: Park at Shoup Park along University Ave in Los Altos.
This weekend we are tapering down a notch to prepare for the CVD. This is a Free-Range ride; go at your own pace. Jennifer will lead the faster cyclists, and Melanie, the slower cyclists.
Get your map and route sheet here. 15-08-2026 09:00:00 15-08-2026 11:00:00 6 ACTC: Our Favorite Kids Are Baa'ck 44 mi, 5 LM , 6,157 ft: Ride Start/Finish: Park at Shoup Park along University Ave in Los Altos. This weekend we are tapering down a notch to prepare for the CVD. This is a Free-Range ride; go at your own pace. Jennifer will lead the faster cyclists, and Melanie, the slower cyclists. Get your map and route sheet here. Melanie Clarke invalid@example.com invalid email address false DD/MM/YYYY

You are invited to join ACTC Bike Academy students and staff as we venture on a slightly hilly ride with lots of turns to the Stanford campus. We will start the ride with a warm-up on some short hills in Los Altos then proceed to the campus. Stops include the Papua New Guinea Sculpture Garden, Memorial Court and "The Monument to Change As It Changes." Lunch will be at Ray's Grill. Meet at Grant Park at 9:30 am for a 9:45 am start near the parking lot and restrooms. This is a busy park so please be respectful and leave the limited number of parking spots in the lot for the residents. Remember to bring a route sheet, plenty of water and snacks. Temperature over 90, AQI over 100 and rain will cancel the ride. Any ride cancellation will be posted on the ACTC Rides Bulletin by 7:30 am. Any questions: email: marciafurey@me.com or text 650-200-6039 15-08-2026 09:45:00 15-08-2026 11:45:00 6 ACTC: Stanford: Papua Sculpture Garden 22 mi, 2 L , 852 ft: You are invited to join ACTC Bike Academy students and staff as we venture on a slightly hilly ride with lots of turns to the Stanford campus. We will start the ride with a warm-up on some short hills in Los Altos then proceed to the campus. Stops include the Papua New Guinea Sculpture Garden, Memorial Court and "The Monument to Change As It Changes." Lunch will be at Ray's Grill. Meet at Grant Park at 9:30 am for a 9:45 am start near the parking lot and restrooms. This is a busy park so please be respectful and leave the limited number of parking spots in the lot for the residents. Remember to bring a route sheet, plenty of water and snacks. Temperature over 90, AQI over 100 and rain will cancel the ride. Any ride cancellation will be posted on the ACTC Rides Bulletin by 7:30 am. Any questions: email: marciafurey@me.com or text 650-200-6039 Marcia Furey invalid@example.com invalid email address false DD/MM/YYYY

Start/Finish: Behind Pioneer Hotel, Woodside Rd & Whiskey Rd Start Location
This ride is "free range," go at your own pace. Jennifer will lead the faster cyclists from the front. Melanie will lead from behind and do the ride as posted.
Download map/route here. 16-08-2026 09:00:00 16-08-2026 11:00:00 6 ACTC: Our Favorite Kids Are Baa'ck 50 mi, 5 LM , 5,940 ft: Start/Finish: Behind Pioneer Hotel, Woodside Rd & Whiskey Rd Start Location This ride is "free range," go at your own pace. Jennifer will lead the faster cyclists from the front. Melanie will lead from behind and do the ride as posted. Download map/route here. Melanie Clarke invalid@example.com invalid email address false DD/MM/YYYY

We'll meet at the at the Almaden Quicksilver Hacienda entrance off of Almaden Road at 8:45 AM and roll at 9:00 AM. We'll visit some of the abandoned mines and the reservoir with optional detours available on rider request. Water and restrooms are available only at the start/end, so plan ahead (pun intended). This is an "all dirt" fire road ride so a gravel bike should be OK if you're comfortable on it but a mountain bike is much easier. Excessive heat or poor air quality will cancel the ride. Please consider bringing some snacks or beverages to share after the ride. 16-08-2026 09:00:00 16-08-2026 11:00:00 6 ACTC: TrailRoller - Quicksilver 11 mi, 3 M , 1700 ft: We'll meet at the at the Almaden Quicksilver Hacienda entrance off of Almaden Road at 8:45 AM and roll at 9:00 AM. We'll visit some of the abandoned mines and the reservoir with optional detours available on rider request. Water and restrooms are available only at the start/end, so plan ahead (pun intended). This is an "all dirt" fire road ride so a gravel bike should be OK if you're comfortable on it but a mountain bike is much easier. Excessive heat or poor air quality will cancel the ride. Please consider bringing some snacks or beverages to share after the ride. Lonn Fiance invalid@example.com invalid email address false DD/MM/YYYY

Good luck to all riders in the CVD this weekend! We will climb in support. This ride is at your own pace. I have marked water on the route and plan on refueling in Davenport (tacos) and zayante (deli). We will plan to roll at 6am from Lexington elementary school. 22-08-2026 06:00:00 22-08-2026 08:00:00 6 ACTC: Ode to CVD 95 mi, 6 LM , 13845 ft: Good luck to all riders in the CVD this weekend! We will climb in support. This ride is at your own pace. I have marked water on the route and plan on refueling in Davenport (tacos) and zayante (deli). We will plan to roll at 6am from Lexington elementary school. Riley Sasaki invalid@example.com invalid email address false DD/MM/YYYY

With your unadorned bicycle and no tools, do you open IPA bottles, adjust spokes, carry gear rack-free, snooze in place, sing in motion, or align your rear derailleur? Regardless of your reply (please do RSVP to go), let's bike camp to Point Bonita and perhaps beyond, in two stages: Stage 1: Golden Gate, outbound, and Stage 2: Presidio-San Bruno Mtn., inbound. Expect scenic pauses, surprise points of interest, ample route amenities, no warm showers, and retail resupply (Marin City). Carry light yet robust overnight gear, full road lights and reflection, funds and a puncture kit. Please reply no later than 17:00, Friday, August 28. 29-08-2026 08:00:00 29-08-2026 10:00:00 6 ACTC: Introduction to bike camp Stage 1 58 mi, 4 LM , 4209 ft: With your unadorned bicycle and no tools, do you open IPA bottles, adjust spokes, carry gear rack-free, snooze in place, sing in motion, or align your rear derailleur? Regardless of your reply (please do RSVP to go), let's bike camp to Point Bonita and perhaps beyond, in two stages: Stage 1: Golden Gate, outbound, and Stage 2: Presidio-San Bruno Mtn., inbound. Expect scenic pauses, surprise points of interest, ample route amenities, no warm showers, and retail resupply (Marin City). Carry light yet robust overnight gear, full road lights and reflection, funds and a puncture kit. Please reply no later than 17:00, Friday, August 28. Brian Chun invalid@example.com invalid email address false DD/MM/YYYY

See Stage 1. Bonne tour et bon appétit! 30-08-2026 06:00:00 30-08-2026 08:00:00 6 ACTC: Introduction to bike camp Stage 2 75 mi, 5 LM , 4977 ft: See Stage 1. Bonne tour et bon appétit! Brian Chun invalid@example.com invalid email address false DD/MM/YYYY