If you are familiar with the are we will be on the East side of Lloyd Hall, behind the Philadelphia Museum or Art.
If you're not familiar with the area search for 1 Boathouse Row, Philadlephia, PA on your favorite map program.
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Registration Confirmations
When you registered online you should have gotten an email confirmation. If you didn't or you missed it you can get a copy at this link:
http://www.signmeup.com/confirmation/64346
Everyone will get an email confirmation from us just before the ride. Either one will work at registration but the one from us will contain addtional helpful information.
Look for it on Bike Freedom Valley Weekend.
http://www.signmeup.com/confirmation/64346
Everyone will get an email confirmation from us just before the ride. Either one will work at registration but the one from us will contain addtional helpful information.
Look for it on Bike Freedom Valley Weekend.
Monday, June 1, 2009
Final Route Distances
Now that the cue sheets are finalized and the detours accounted for the final route distances are:
Trail: 8, 22, and 44 miles. There are no changes here.
Shared Roads: 32, 45, and 72 miles.
Both the 45 and 73 mile routes are using park road and not the trail to arrive at Wayne's Woods and to exit Wayne's Woods for the final leg returning to the Finish at Lloyd Hall.
You asked for longer distances so when we rerouted the longest ride to account for the missing 252 Bridge we really extended it. It is a beautiful loop in Chester County. There is a stretch of 5.4 miles on Yellow Spring Rd with no turns at all and of course the beautiful covered bridge.
Trail: 8, 22, and 44 miles. There are no changes here.
Shared Roads: 32, 45, and 72 miles.
Both the 45 and 73 mile routes are using park road and not the trail to arrive at Wayne's Woods and to exit Wayne's Woods for the final leg returning to the Finish at Lloyd Hall.
You asked for longer distances so when we rerouted the longest ride to account for the missing 252 Bridge we really extended it. It is a beautiful loop in Chester County. There is a stretch of 5.4 miles on Yellow Spring Rd with no turns at all and of course the beautiful covered bridge.
Thursday, May 28, 2009
Check out our sponsors
Check out the new slide show with pictures from last year's Bike Freedom Valley and the logos of our current sponsors.
Expanded Valley Forge Loop Map
The map for the New Valley Forge loop will be posted soon. Check back in the FAQ's in a few days for the new map
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Got a Question we haven't answered?
For answers to more specific questions contact:
jill@bicyclecoaltion.org
or
215 BICYCLE ext 3#
jill@bicyclecoaltion.org
or
215 BICYCLE ext 3#
New from Valley Forge
You asked for it and we were able to make it happen this year!
More roads and much less use of the multiuse paths!
You will be riding on the roads in Valley Forge National Historic Park, except where one way roads make it impossible. You can ride on North Outer Line Drive, North Inner Line Dr., Valley Creek Rd., Valley Park Rd, and Valley Forge Rd.
You will need to use the path to leave the rest stop for the Chester County Extension Loop and to return to the rest stop before leaving the park to return to Philadelphia. Both are short distances compared to what you did in past years.
When you see the folks at Valley Forge, thank them.
As always ride carefully and with courtsey, these are narrow, busy roads that we need to share well.
More roads and much less use of the multiuse paths!
You will be riding on the roads in Valley Forge National Historic Park, except where one way roads make it impossible. You can ride on North Outer Line Drive, North Inner Line Dr., Valley Creek Rd., Valley Park Rd, and Valley Forge Rd.
You will need to use the path to leave the rest stop for the Chester County Extension Loop and to return to the rest stop before leaving the park to return to Philadelphia. Both are short distances compared to what you did in past years.
When you see the folks at Valley Forge, thank them.
As always ride carefully and with courtsey, these are narrow, busy roads that we need to share well.
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