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Herons in Bothell

Free Group Ride

FRUMPS: Byth Park-Herons-Juanita Dr-520-Redmond (Steady)

Friday, Apr. 25 2025 • 10:30 am - 1:30 pm
Part of Series Friday Rides for Underemployed Merry Pedalers (FRUMPS)
Ride Details
New to group rides? Read our newcomer information.
Date & Time*
Friday, Apr. 25 2025
10:30 am
- 1:30 pm
*Ride end time is the leader's best estimate for completion. Actual end time may vary. Please plan accordingly.
Location(s)
Blyth Park
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Ride Contact

Contact name
Elizabeth Bramhall
Contact email
efish2002@yahoo.com
Contact phone
425-273-8894

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Let's meet at the Blyth Park.  Be there, ready to go at the time listed above. We will start with a required safety briefing, and roll out when that's done.  All riders must attend the safety briefing to participate.

Join us for a 30 mile ride from Blyth Park in Bothell.  We will check out the herons nests and hopefully see some young herons.  The first climb is Juanita Hill at mile 3.  We will stop for restrooms at Marina Park before heading south to Bellevue.  The last climb is 520 at about mile 14.  We will stop for coffee and pastries at Mile 20.  After the rest break it is an easy ride home.

We will climb and descend hills at our own pace, and we will regroup at the top of hills. We'll also limit our speed on any multi-use paths to the legal maximum (usually 15 MPH, occasionally 10 MPH).

Restrooms are available at the start. We will stop along the way for restrooms/water at miles 10.4 miles.  We’ll also stop for coffee/snacks at River Trail Roasters at mile 20.

Bring a spare tube and tools to fix a flat, just in case. Other things to bring: phone; ID; cash and/or credit card; ORCA card; water and a small snack.  Please have full fenders if the roads are wet, or you may be asked to ride at the rear of the group.  Mud flaps/buddy flaps, especially if they reach to 2 to 4 inches above the pavement, are a great benefit to the rider behind you when roads are wet.

Note: If weather conditions meet the weather cancellation criterion listed in the Weather Status or if there are unforeseen hazardous riding conditions or other unexpected events, the Ride Leader will cancel the ride and all registered riders will be sent a notification email. If the ride is cancelled at least two hours before the start, Ride Leader(s) will not be at the start location. Please check before leaving for the ride.

We hope you can join us!

What to Know Before You Go

  • Advance registration required. Cancel if unable to attend, to open space for others.
  • Must be present at safety briefing to participate.
  • Helmets required.
  • Riders under 18 years old require parental consent & approval from the Ride Leader.
Distance
30 mi.
Elevation Gain
1,373 ft.
Pace
Steady: [12-14mph]

What Pace Means

Pace classification indicates the intended range of speeds on level ground without breaks. This means downhill sections of the ride may be faster, and uphill sections slower.

Note: For rides with a “hilly” terrain classification, consider choosing a pace one step down from your usual comfort level.

Terrain
Some Hills

What Terrain Means

Terrain indicates the most common or average terrain type of the ride and should be considered relative to the length and overall difficulty of the ride. For example, a long-distance ride with a lot of elevation gain will be overall less challenging than a short ride with equal elevation gain. Consider the pace and frequency of regroup as well to understand how advanced a ride may be.

  • Mostly flat: Trails and/or mostly flat roads with a possible gentle uphill
  • Rolling: Climbs are short and easy, not too numerous
  • Some hills: A few short, steep hills, some moderate upgrades and/or longer gentle climbs
  • Hilly: Consistent or continuous climbing
  • Off-road: Significant unpaved sections
Interests
E-bike friendly
Fitness / Health
Social
Weather Status
Showers cancel
Regroup
Occasional
Location
Blyth Park

16950 West Riverside Drive
Bothell, WA 98011
United States

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Start Region
Bothell
Ride Leader(s)
Jim Nelson
Elizabeth Bramhall
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