Charlie Schuessler
New member
The Charles River Wheelmen have organized a Century Ride to Mt. Wachusett in Princeton Massachusetts on Sunday, July 16, 2006
Spend the day touring through the apple orchard country of east central Massachusetts.
Start Times: 8:00 from Concord-Carlisle High School, Concord, MA for 102, 92 or 80 miles. 9:30 from Nashoba Regional High School, Bolton, MA for 59, 47 miles.
Cost: A $10.00 event fee per entrant is payable the day of the event. There is no pre-registration.
Routes: The rides from Concord pass through Bolton Center where all riders join together. From Bolton all rides go through Lancaster and Sterling center. The 80 returns from Sterling; the 47 & 92 mile routes go to East Princeton. The 105 & 59 mile routes continue to Mt. Wachusett. All routes join back together at the water stop in Sterling.
All rides return along the Boylston side of the Wachusett Reservoir, passing through West Boylston & Boylston. We ride through Berlin back to Bolton with a well deserved stop at the Berlin Orchards where you will find great hospitality, plenty of water and great food. All routes are fully arrowed and are on back country roads with minimum travel on numbered roads. A map and cue sheet is supplied.
Terrain: All routes are hilly. The long rides from each start point, the 105 from Concord and the 60 from Bolton, include a one mile climb at a steady 9% grade to the Visitors Center at the State Park and then a climb up the mountain access road to the summit at 2,000 feet above sea level. The other routes are rolling and very hilly with no major climb.
Support: Bananas, bagels & water will be available at the start points and at two staffed points along the routes, one in Sterling and one in Berlin. All routes pass both stops. There are convenience stores in towns along
For more information go to http://crw.org/CTTC/climb2clouds.htm
Hope to see you there….
Spend the day touring through the apple orchard country of east central Massachusetts.
Start Times: 8:00 from Concord-Carlisle High School, Concord, MA for 102, 92 or 80 miles. 9:30 from Nashoba Regional High School, Bolton, MA for 59, 47 miles.
Cost: A $10.00 event fee per entrant is payable the day of the event. There is no pre-registration.
Routes: The rides from Concord pass through Bolton Center where all riders join together. From Bolton all rides go through Lancaster and Sterling center. The 80 returns from Sterling; the 47 & 92 mile routes go to East Princeton. The 105 & 59 mile routes continue to Mt. Wachusett. All routes join back together at the water stop in Sterling.
All rides return along the Boylston side of the Wachusett Reservoir, passing through West Boylston & Boylston. We ride through Berlin back to Bolton with a well deserved stop at the Berlin Orchards where you will find great hospitality, plenty of water and great food. All routes are fully arrowed and are on back country roads with minimum travel on numbered roads. A map and cue sheet is supplied.
Terrain: All routes are hilly. The long rides from each start point, the 105 from Concord and the 60 from Bolton, include a one mile climb at a steady 9% grade to the Visitors Center at the State Park and then a climb up the mountain access road to the summit at 2,000 feet above sea level. The other routes are rolling and very hilly with no major climb.
Support: Bananas, bagels & water will be available at the start points and at two staffed points along the routes, one in Sterling and one in Berlin. All routes pass both stops. There are convenience stores in towns along
For more information go to http://crw.org/CTTC/climb2clouds.htm
Hope to see you there….