It's Price Jump Time!
If you've had any of these events on your "I should probably sign up" list, you should probably do that now. Reason being, you'll save as much as $100 depending on the event.
Registration prices for Ride for the River, Weekender at Paul Smith's College, both weeklong tours, the Handlebarley and Bike the Barns all increase in price on Tuesday, June 1. Details below.
RIDE FOR THE RIVER
Date: July 17
Location: Wilmington
Participation Cap: 150 riders
Current Registration: $85
Price Jump: $10 on June 1
Ride for the River returns for its 12th year featuring 30 and 45 mile route options, a delicious finish line BBQ, and live music along the river at beautiful Lake Everest Beach. This fun annual fundraiser directly supports the important work of the nonprofit Ausable River Association to protect the clean waters, healthy streams, biodiverse habitats, and scenic beauty of the Ausable River watershed.
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WEEKENDER AT PAUL SMITH'S COLLEGE
Dates: July 29-31
Location: Paul Smiths
Participation Cap: 150 riders
Current Registration: Starting at $119 youth / $169 adult
Price Jump: $20 on June 1
There is no better setting for a road cycling experience than Paul Smith's College. Its 14,000 acre lakeside campus is perfect hub for you to explore the beautiful Saranac Lake region by bicycle. But this event is so much more. It's a waterfront campfire with a guitar and friends. It's a few paddle strokes on a pristine pond while listening to the enchanting call of a loon. It's drinking in crisp forest smells while strolling a boardwalk along a nearby bog. New this year is a camping option and professional coaching package.
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MULTI-SPORT WEEKLONG TOUR
Dates: August 14-20
Location: Wilmington & Saranac Lake
Participation Cap: 14 riders
Current Registration: $2,749 Double / $3,249 Single Occupancy
Price Jump: $100 on June 1
This small-group six day tours feature two different lodging and community experiences and are all about fully embracing the Adirondacks. That means cycling, hiking, paddling and so much more. Best of all, these no stress, full relaxation tours include two full-time guides dedicated to making your ADK adventure truly personal and unique.
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SOUTHERN ADK WEEKLONG TOURS
Dates: October 9-14
Location: North River & Chestertown
Participation Cap: 14 riders
Early Bird: Starting at $2,449 Double / $3,049 Single Occupancy
Price Jump: $100 on June 1
If your cycling goals include riding friendly back roads while viewing the stunning scenery, plus seeking out challenges to fit your fitness abilities, then the southern Adirondacks is the place to find it all. Add rustic yet luxurious lodging, local guides, fine dining, and off-bike activities that will entertain and educate you, and you’ll enjoy six days and five nights exploring the best place you’ve never heard of to find cycling nirvana.
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HANDLEBARLEY
Date: September 24
Location: North Hudson
Participation Cap: 100 riders
Current Registration: $114
Price Jump: $10 on June 1
This mixed surface ride hosted at Paradox Brewery has it all, the best of which is that 95% of the route is on rural southern Adirondack backroads. You'll experience everything from smooth rolling paved terrain to gravel roads that see more horse than vehicle traffic. Along which, you'll see plenty of water, but also historic farms, 1800's stacked stone walls and the remnants of old mills as you hopscotch from paved country farm roads to gravel roads that weave through sweet smelling cedar groves.
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BIKE THE BARNS
Date: October 8
Location: Essex
Participation Cap: 100 riders
Current Registration: $75
Price Jump: $85 on June 1
After a two-year break, Bike the Barns returns on Saturday, October 8 with a casual tour of the stunning Champlain Valley agricultural landscape. Hosted at The Hub on the Hill, this 25-30 mile ride includes tours of Reber Rock, Juniper Hill and Echo Farms and culminates with a finish line celebration complete with local foods, craft beverages, and live music.
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