Ride Summary: If you’ve been to one of our Solstice Campouts then you know the drill. If not, here’s the skinny: we’re loading up our bikes and lollygagging over to our friends at Low Meadow Farms for a night under the stars.

Sounds pretty great right? Wait, it gets better…

Appethai will serve up grub, Xul will bring the brews and Jessica Watson and Duck Ryan will provide the tunes. Breakfast will be provided by Rachel Ray Honeycutt with REA Downtown.

We’ll be leading two rides/routes: the ‘classic road’ and the ‘all-terrain.

The 'classic road' route is a little over 9 miles and is on low traffic roads and greenways. Expect rolling, mildly challenging terrain. The 'all-terrain' route is a little over 13 miles and includes sections of Urban Wilderness single track, suitable for MTB or a capable person on a gravel bike.

ALL THIS FOR $30!!! But spots are limited. REGISTER HERE!

This is a 21+ ride.

Challenge Level: Serious Amateur in Party Pace garb.

Distance/Elevation: 9.2mi/552ft (classic road), 13.7mi/1237ft (all-terrain) — distance is one-way

Average Pace: 8-10 mph

Link to Route: Classic Road: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/41807393, All-Terrain: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/45405135

Appropriate Bike: Any bike that can carry your camping supplies: tent, sleeping bag, extra food, water, etc. If you’re planning on doing the ‘all-terrain’ ride you’re best off riding a mountain bike.

Rider Expectations:

If you’re new to bikecamping/touring/packing/whatever you want to call it, then this is a great way to dip your toes into the water. Not sure what to bring? Check out this list.

Temperatures may vary so bring layers.

The ‘all-terrain ride leaves at 2:00pm. The ‘classic road’ ride leaves at 4:00pm.

The route can be quite challenging and punchy. Be prepared to tackle some decent hills on a loaded bike.

We’ll supply drinks and food but bring extra of that stuff if you want. Riders are responsible for providing their own shelter.

This is a 21+ ride

Tool kits encouraged. Helmets required.