SOCIAL 10 (10mph / 10mi) - Vancouver WA to Vancouver OR / RL Shawn Hamburg 5:30pm (Vancouver) - Events

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SOCIAL 10 (10mph / 10mi) - Vancouver WA to Vancouver OR / RL Shawn Hamburg 5:30pm (Vancouver)

Length:	10 miles	Pace:	10mph	Terrain:		Moderate	Elevation:	330ft
Ride Type:	Group	Cancellation Guidelines:			nothing - we're rolling!
Details:	Route Description: ### IMPORTANT CHANGE IN START TIME ### WE ROLL AT 5:30PM TONIGHT Please be at the start by 5:15, if possible. This Monday 9/20 we cross the I-5 bridge on an adventure from Vancouver Washington to Vancouver Ave in Portland Oregon with a destination of Farragut Park. We'll learn the connections that connect us to Marine Drive, Delta Park, The Columbia Slough Trail. Believe it or not we can do ALL OF THIS in exactly 10 miles! This is NOT in the flat terrain category. We're going over the I5 bridge. And there are a couple other slight hills. To give you an idea, our Orchards Park ride was 220 feet elevation gain. Fort Vancouver to Wintler Park was 230 feet. This ride will be 330 feet elevation gain according to Ride w GPS. While it's labeled moderate, it feels minor to many because it's a short 10 mile ride. We're riding mostly North and South, hopefully keeping most of the sun out of our eyes. Yay! Route info: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/37275568 REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. Contact me if you have any difficulty. Our registration collects your waiver signature AND emergency contact information. Important! ⦁ Please arrive 15 minutes early to be part of the announcements and safety briefing. ⦁ Bring a bike in good working order (pump up those tires), wear your helmet (REQUIRED), and tuck in some water and a tube that fits your wheel. ⦁ This is a no rider left behind ride meaning that we will travel at the pace of the slowest rider.
Notes:	Please arrive 15 minutes early to be a part of the announcements and safety briefing. Riders are expected to have read the Safe Riding Policy and be familiar with the Ride Style Definitions. Please direct questions to the ride leader or Road Captain. Helmets are required. Lights (front and rear), RoadIDs and cell phones are recommended. Remember - we want to be awesome representatives for cycling and spread a love for our great sport locally by obeying all traffic laws and riding in a safe and courteous manner. Ride safely and have fun!