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Here is one of the flattest rides we’ll find from Weaverville. Ride through the scenic countryside between Weaverville, Jupiter and Mars Hill. https://ridewithgps.com/routes/29100478 ; 35 miles, 1,786’

Woodfin Ox Creek Plunge We meander thru the neighborhood of stately old homes in Asheville. We make our way through the neighborhood near the Grove Park Inn. We then follow Town Mountain Rd. out to the parkway. We head up Bull Gap to the Ox Creek plunge. We make our way through Weaverville. We then head back to Jenkins Valley with a final push back to Woodfin Riverside Park. This version of Ox Creek Plunge minimizes travel on Reems Creek Rd.

Annual Fundraiser for the Pisgah Forest Rotary Club with 50K and 100K routes. Starting in Brevard.

Mills River Brewery to Jump Off 43 (42.7 miles 2983 feet) Ride through Mills River and Etowah up to Jump Off Rock (very nice view). Then descend through Laurel Park and return via Davis Mtn Rd.

ETW-Enchilada-Warlick-38, https://ridewithgps.com/routes/46090535. Ride through the French Broad and Little River valleys with a loop up into Mills River.

Ride Leaders and members of the I Want to be a Ride Leader Interest Group will get the most up to date information on all aspects of ride leading- safety, events,the Club Library,ride cohesion and other topics from multiple speakers; with time set aside for your questions and discussion.Refreshments provided. In Person Only.

https://ridewithgps.com/routes/40984386?privacy_code=UifdB80gXzUqjxW9aIww7FGF49TuPVj6 40.6 miles & 1,785‘. climbing

The Henderson County Extension is hosting an Eclipse Party. Let‘s go for a ride and then join the party! Flat Rock Bakery route - 25 miles, 13 mph avg (C Pace).

https://ridewithgps.com/routes/12598167

Ride out into the Green River Game Lands, returning to Saluda up the beautiful, iconic (and difficult) Green River switchbacks. Then do a 2nd loop down US-176 and return up Fork Creek Rd.

https://ridewithgps.com/routes/43312385

13+/- miles, depending on how group feels.

There will be multiple rides at different lengths and speeds that will be listed by the ride leaders. All rides will leave and return from Trailside Brewing in Hendersonville. Riders are invited to enjoy a complimentary beverage at Trailside Brewing afterwards.

B+ version of the monthly Cycle-n-Suds ride. The route starts with a loop south of Hendersonville where we will tackle Pinnacle Mtn starting about mile 16. After a rest stop at Flat Rock Village Bakery at around mile 29 (the 2nd time past the bakery) we‘ll proceed to the northwest where we‘ll have rolling hills for the remainder of the ride. There is only the one planned rest stop mentioned above although we will regroup as needed.

B version (15 - 17 mph average speed) of the Cycle n Suds "Lamb Mountain" ride; Ride past Lake Osceola and the Carl Sandberg home to Flat Rock, then up and down Lamb Mtn before returning through apple orchards and Jackson Park. Numerous regrouping stops planned. This is a DROP Ride.

B- pace ride; average speed: 14 - 15 mph Cyle-n-Suds ride https://ridewithgps.com/routes/44019570

There are 3 C-level rides at the Cycle-N-Suds, C+, C, and C-, all follow the same route. This is the C+ ride, 35 miles with 2,600 feet of climbing departing 9:40am. The anticipated pace will be 13.5 MPH.

There are 3 C-level rides at the Cycle-N-Suds, C+, C, and C-, all follow the same route. This is the C+ ride, 35 miles with 2,600 feet of climbing departing 9:40am. The anticipated pace will be 11-12.5 MPH.

There are two 35-mile routes on Sunday. This one goes through Flat Rock (the other 35-mile route goes near DuPont State Forest following the Old CCC Road).

Ride starts at Trailside Brewing, 873 Lenox Park Dr, Hendersonville NC 28739 through Jackson Park and apple orchards to Flat Rock. Then return past the Carl Sandberg Home and Lake Osceola.

Asheville on Bikes and the United Stroke Alliance partner to host Pedal Stroke featuring the music of Karma Dogs & Several Dudes. RSVP to secure your complimentary ticket. Proceeds from the event are shared between both AoB and the United Stroke Alliance. Google Pedal Strokes at Highland Brewing to secure your tickets and donate

Fundraiser for Friends of Dupont Forest

This ride may include Cove Creek and Long Branch trails. We will regroup as necessary. Plan on 13 miles, 1700 feet climbing and 2 hours of ride (moving) time.

Our April Century will be on Tues, April 16th, 9AM, leaving from Dula Springs Plaza in Weaverville.

Check out the route:
https://ridewithgps.com/routes/46128686

Start at Alexander River Park 2590 Old Marshall Hwy, Alexander, NC 28701. Runs from the river to Beech Glen Community Center and back.

Scenic Sandy Mush This is a scenic ride on some of the quiet backroads of Leicester and surrounding areas. Be prepared for a good amount of climbing! The garmin registers 15 climbs on this ride. Varying from .54 miles to the longest climb of 3.70 miles!

https://ridewithgps.com/routes/23192509?privacy_code=eqmw6Cb2wafcUdQ1 40.5 miles, 3,711‘, 14 - 16 mph average As the name suggests, a very scenic ride in NW Buncombe Co & into Madison County

Take the 74 A train Reverse 43 miles 3410 feet A pretty ride with moderate and challenging climbs (but rewards of awesome descents!) 3 climbs Hwy 74A, Slick Rock and Terry’s Gap

Starting at the Pink Beds parking area this route climbs to the Blue Ridge Parkway and follows the Parkway to Black Balsam and back. 27 miles with 3,948 feet of climbing (HC category climb)! Average grade of 4.1%, maximum grade of 14%.

C+ Pace, No Drop on this out and back climbing adventure!

https://ridewithgps.com/routes/39087537

For Spring Tune-Up, riders travel at their own pace along a set route which includes rest stops with refreshments. You may choose to ride as many or as few miles as you like ranging from 20 - 100 miles. The start/finish will be at the same location all weekend. At the end of each day‘s ride, there will be food & drinks, hot showers, live music, and games.

For Spring Tune-Up, riders travel at their own pace along a set route which includes rest stops with refreshments. You may choose to ride as many or as few miles as you like ranging from 20 - 100 miles. The start/finish will be at the same location all weekend. At the end of each day‘s ride, there will be food & drinks, hot showers, live music, and games.

The Redbud Ride is an annual bicycle ride that starts in beautiful downtown London, KY and stretches throughout the surrounding areas.

The ride is sponsored by the Walhalla & Westminster Rotary Clubs, w/ proceeds going to local charities that the clubs support. The race has 5 different lengths, from 30 miles up to the longest of 100 miles, which goes to the top of Wigington Overlook above Lake Jocassee! For info on the ride, go to ILRSC.COM or visitoconeesc.com

BRBC is partnering with the City of Hendersonville to encourage people to ride their bikes to Earth Fest! BRBC will be hosting a family ride.

For Spring Tune-Up, riders travel at their own pace along a set route which includes rest stops with refreshments. You may choose to ride as many or as few miles as you like ranging from 20 - 100 miles. The start/finish will be at the same location all weekend. At the end of each day‘s ride, there will be food & drinks, hot showers, live music, and games.

The Cycle North Carolina Coastal Ride offers participants and their families a fun-filled 3-day weekend while both on and off the bike. Start your day by hopping on your bike and exploring one of the many fully supported routes this ride has to offer. Each day will feature a variety of routes ranging anywhere from 10 miles to 100 miles.

The Cycle North Carolina Coastal Ride offers participants and their families a fun-filled 3-day weekend while both on and off the bike. Start your day by hopping on your bike and exploring one of the many fully supported routes this ride has to offer. Each day will feature a variety of routes ranging anywhere from 10 miles to 100 miles.

Spring Out with AoB from Wedge at Foundation. This year’s ride features two of the AVL Unpaved project areas. Spring Out offers three route options which can be previewed via AoB’s Spring Out RWGPS Spring Out page. Preview the routes and download them to your device for turn-by-turn directions. Ride More - 14 miles that includes the Cruiser and Main Ride plus a climb up Beaucatcher and a roll along the old logging road. Main Ride - 9 miles that include the Cruiser plus a climb into downtown Asheville and around Pritchard Park before heading back to the River Arts District. Cruiser - 4 mile ride featuring the Wilma Dykeman Greenway and highlighting the best in flatness that Asheville has to offer.

The Cycle North Carolina Coastal Ride offers participants and their families a fun-filled 3-day weekend while both on and off the bike. Start your day by hopping on your bike and exploring one of the many fully supported routes this ride has to offer. Each day will feature a variety of routes ranging anywhere from 10 miles to 100 miles.

Varying routes of 35-45 miles leaving from Trailside Brewing. C+ pace, Drop ride. Details emailed prior to each ride.

Starting Tuesday, April 30th, every Tuesday evening until the end of August, Epic Cycles and BRBC will be hosting an evening ride. Meet at 5:30pm at Epic Cycles – ride starts at 6pm. These rides are open to everyone.