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Idaho Bicycle Ride CalendarApril/May/June/July 2009
Devil's Slide -- April 19, 2009 One to three laps (6 miles) around Hell's Gate State Park near Lewiston. Mountain bike race. Presented by Twin Rivers Cyclists. Cycle for Independence -- May 16, 2009 The 10th anniversary of this bike ride features options of a metric century (66 miles), 25 miles or 10 miles. A fund-raiser for National Federation of the Blind. Starts at Riverglen Junior High School, Boise. Blue Cruise Wheels for Wellness -- May 30, 2009 Benefits the City of Twin Falls Parks and Recreation; three options of 15, 30 and 50 miles. Leaves from Twin Falls. Just for the Hill of It -- June 13, 2009 A ride up the switchbacks of Old White Bird Grade near Grangeville. Benefits Syringa General Hospital. CHaFE 150 (Cycle Hard for Education) -- June 13, 2009 Second annual one-day ride in northern Idaho to raise money for early children education. Begins in Sandpoint, Idaho, then follows Lake Pend Oreille into river valleys of Montana's Cabinet Mountains. Fairly level. Half-distance option also available. Bob LeBow Bike Tour -- June 13, 2009 Six bike-ride options -- 3 to 100 miles; leaving from Nampa; benefits Terry Reilly Health Services Tour of Marsh Valley(.pdf file)-- June 20, 2009 Three options of 25 to 100 miles around Pocatello in conjunction with the Pocatello River Fest; sponsored by Idaho Cycling Enthusiasts; check the website for updates. Blue Cruise of Idaho - Meridian -- June 27, 2009 Four options of 15 to 100 miles. The bike ride benefits the rehabilitation of the Boise Greenbelt. Starts in Meridian. Sponsored by Blue Cross. Bite the Bullet -- June 28, 2009 A 53-mile, unsupported loop ride around Cul de Sac features 4,000 feet of climbing. Sponsord by Twin Rivers Cyclists. Huckleberry Ride -- July 12, 2009 This ride features huckleberry ice cream in Elk River. The 54-miler starts in Deary City Park. Presented by Twin Rivers Cyclists. Dylan Dean Generosity Bike Ride -- See September Idaho bike rides. (Anyone with rides for this list, please contact me at ebis50 at yahoo dot com.) |
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