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Rotary Discovery Building
20 mile out and back road and trail ride to Yuba to kick off the touring season. If you‘re an experienced tourer, bring your bike, kit, and stories of the road. If you‘re new to touring, a bike and curiosity are all you need. Pace will be @10-12 mph. Join the Touring Interest Group to stay current on rides.
Rotary Discovery Building
The Filling Station Microbrewery
Meet up at The Filling Station to socialize with your fellow club members. Beer and Food available for purchase. Some appetizers provided. There will be a short educational program. Weather to determine if there will be a ride before the event.
A 2 night, 3 day tour from TC to DH Day to Honor and back. About 25 to 30 miles each day on road and trail at a leisurely pace. We‘ll stop for lunch and cook at camp. Camping arrangements have been made at DH Day Group Campground Friday night and on the grounds of a private lake home in Benzie County on Saturday. DH Day does not have electric hookups. Those wanting to stay in motels should contact the Foothills Hotel in Glen Arbor and Honor Motel as soon as possible. If you can only make it one night, thats OK. Don‘t forget to join the Touring Interest Group.
A 2 night, 3 day tour from TC to DH Day to Honor and back. About 25 to 30 miles each day on road and trail at a leisurely pace. We‘ll stop for lunch and cook at camp. Camping arrangements have been made at DH Day Group Campground Friday night and on the grounds of a private lake home in Benzie County on Saturday. DH Day does not have electric hookups. Those wanting to stay in motels should contact the Foothills Hotel in Glen Arbor and Honor Motel as soon as possible. If you can only make it one night, thats OK. Don‘t forget to join the Touring Interest Group.
A 2 night, 3 day tour from TC to DH Day to Honor and back. About 25 to 30 miles each day on road and trail at a leisurely pace. We‘ll stop for lunch and cook at camp. Camping arrangements have been made at DH Day Group Campground Friday night and on the grounds of a private lake home in Benzie County on Saturday. DH Day does not have electric hookups. Those wanting to stay in motels should contact the Foothills Hotel in Glen Arbor and Honor Motel as soon as possible. If you can only make it one night, thats OK. Don‘t forget to join the Touring Interest Group.
This is a 1 night,2 day ride to Charlevoix to catch the Beaver Island Ferry. 1st Day, we‘ll ride to Barnes Park and camp;about 40 miles. 2nd Day we‘ll ride 20 miles to the ferry dock.
Daily Grind Coffee Drive Thru (Behind Brick Wheels/Elev8, just off TART Trail)
This is a 1 night,2 day ride to Charlevoix to catch the Beaver Island Ferry. 1st Day, we‘ll ride to Barnes Park and camp;about 40 miles. 2nd Day we‘ll ride 20 miles to the ferry dock. Register for this event and the Beaver Island tour (7/12-7/14) on the club calendar. If you need to drop a car, we can shuttle to Cherry Capital Airport Parking. Email ride leader if you need to drop a car.
Meet at Beaver Island Boat Company dock in Charlevoix by 1:30pm to board 2:30pm departure.https://ww
A 2 night/3 day trip to Beaver Island, leaving Charlevoix Friday July 12 and returning Sunday July 14. Road and Gravel Riding, 10 mph pace Loop around island @41 miles; shorter rides planned for Sunday. E-bikes welcome. Route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/45432755
Lodging: We are staying at The Brothers Place, a summer retreat house formerly owned by the Christian Brothers religious order. They are holding 16 single occupancy, twin bed rooms. $50/night per person twin. Each room has a washbasin, separate dormitory-style showers and baths. A continental breakfast is included.
Deposits are not required; register only if you’re committed. Register with the ride leader before 6/30/24 specifying the type of room requested.
Activities: We’ll ride around the island Saturday, @40 miles on mostly hard pack. There are a number of beaches, trails, and historical sites to explore. Grab a lunch at the deli, pack a towel and a swimsuit for the tour. The Bob Marshall Band (cowboy rock n’ roll) is playing the community center Saturday night and staying at Brothers Place. We’ll take some shorter tours Sunday.
Meals: Brothers Place provides a continental breakfast. There’s a good coffee shop in town, too. Lunch can be bought at the deli or at the supermarket. There are a number of restaurants and a decent microbrewery within a 10 minute ride.
Logistics: No SAG on this trip. Bring tools, tubes, and tires. Bring some snacks and adult beverages to share; we have access to the kitchen refrigerator to keep beverages cool for happy hour. Check ferry schedule at https://www.bibco.com/ferry-schedules/ Arrive at least 1 hour before departure to drop off your bike and park. Parking is $5/day.
If you want to ride from TC to Charlevoix leaving July 11, returning July 15, register separately on the club calendar. Camping is at Barnes Park in Eastport.
Event is only open to CCCC members.
Stay current, join CCCC Touring Interest Group
Daily Grind Coffee Drive Thru (Behind Brick Wheels/Elev8, just off TART Trail)
This is a 1 night,2 day ride to Charlevoix to catch the Beaver Island Ferry. 1st Day, we‘ll ride to Barnes Park and camp;about 40 miles. 2nd Day we‘ll ride 20 miles to the ferry dock. Register for this event and the Beaver Island tour (7/12-7/14) on the club calendar. If you need to drop a car, we can shuttle to Cherry Capital Airport Parking. Email ride leader if you need to drop a car.
See July 12 Event for details and registration. This is a 3 day event
See July 12 Event for details and registration.
The Ride Around Torch is an annual one-day 26, 40, 63, or 100 mile bicycle tour primarily along the scenic shores of Torch Lake, Michigan‘s longest and one of its most beautiful inland lakes with unusually clear, bright turquoise hued waters.