MUMPS: Head Up North
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- Advance registration required for all participants. If you decide not to ride, please click Cancel My Registration below to open space for others. (How to cancel)
- Attendance at the pre-ride safety briefing is required to participate in the ride.
- If you have tested positive for COVID or have been exposed to someone with COVID, follow the quarantine and isolation guidelines. In general, if you have COVID or are displaying COVID symptoms, or if you are sick with the flu or a cold, you should not participate in group rides.
- Carry a face covering in case a business or public transit requires their use.
- Please, no spitting or “snot-rockets” while participating.
- A CPSC certified helmet is required to be worn to participate.
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Date and Time:
Monday, July 25, 2016 - 10:00am
Start Location:
Contact Information:
Craig A Mohn
cmohn_cycling@comcast.net
(425)890-5234
Distance:
75 miles
Elevation Gain:
4,000 feet
Pace:
Terrain:
Regroup:
Weather Cancellation:
Interests:
Training
Recreational
This Vigorous ride heads north from Log Boom Park into Snohomish county, with a lunch stop en route. Route may be shortened if weather is bad. If in doubt, check here for cancellation due to weather on the morning of the ride. If there is not a moderate or brisk MUMPS ride posted, riders who can maintain a brisk pace will not be dropped.
The route will be posted here by Sunday afternoon, it will likely involve lunch in Sultan.
Comments
Route
Cary's Welch shortcut to Tualco, then Ben Howard to Sultan for an early lunch, then home by way of Monroe and Snohomish. Since there is no moderate section listed today, we will accomodate riders who can keep up a brisk pace with regroups as needed. There is an opportunity to cut 20+ miles off the ride by skipping Sultan and rejoining the route in Monroe.
https://ridewithgps.com/routes/15308545
Bring sunscreen, water and anything else you might need. We are riding on somewhat remote rural roads, and if you have any personal emergency medical needs such as an epi-pen, it would be wise to always carry them with you.