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Wed, Jul 23, 2025 at 5:30 PM
Evening workout from Rileys Lock. A and B group.
Park in first lot on the left where porta-Johns are located. Eric has agreed to arrive early and clean the bathrooms for us.
Wed, Jul 23, 2025 at 6:00 PM
DTB is back for 2025! If you want a good ride from the heart of DC with a fun group of people - and a great post-ride - this is the place to be!
Northern Fauquier Community Park
Thu, Jul 24, 2025 at 9:00 AM
John Marshall Highway to Rectortown Road, Delaplance Grade, short stretch on Winchester Road back to John Marshall to Leeds Manor down to the Orlean‘s Store.
Rest stop at Orleans Store (mile 31)
Back by Cliff Mills, Piney Mountain, Wilson and Carters Run to Marshall.
https://ridewithgps.com/routes/41853537
Glen Echo Park - lower parking lot, turn off MacArthur Blvd onto Oxford Street
Thu, Jul 24, 2025 at 9:30 AM
Alternative Thursday ride from Glen Echo Park at a B/BB-pace (14-15 mph).
Glen Echo Park - lower parking lot, turn off MacArthur Blvd onto Oxford Street
Thu, Jul 24, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Each week will have a uniquely assigned Ride with GPS route link posted at least two days before the ride. All riders are expected to download the Ride with GPS route onto their devices or have printed out a cue sheet in case they decide to separate from the group for whatever reason. The group is expected to ride together at the group leader’s C pace, which will be 11 to 12 mph on average. Rides typically are 25 to 30 miles and ascent will be between 1,000’ and 2,200’, depending on the route. All routes are in low-traffic, moderately hilly residential areas. Those wishing to ride at an average pace of greater than 12 mph usually will have the opportunity to form a CC-level ride group at the start and depart a few minutes early with a ride leader from among their ranks. Each ride will have a rest/restroom stop midway and an optional lunch stop near the end. This is a recurring ride. ALL RIDERS MUST REGISTER EACH WEEK. For new riders, emergency-contact information is collected at the ride start.
Tenleytown ElectriCityBikes (now closed) -south parking lot
Thu, Jul 24, 2025 at 6:30 PM
This social ride is one of the Thursday evening Tenleytown DC meet-ups and is a 14 mile loop through Tenleytown and Bethesda. The route for this evening is relatively flat with a couple of pesky hills out and back coming to almost 1,000 feet total of climbing, mostly on quiet residential streets and bicycle paths.
Meet by 6:15p at the south parking lot of the now-closed Tenleytown ElectriCityBikes store on Wisconsin Ave., NW.
GPS file route - https://ridewithgps.com/routes/29532204
Those so desiring afterwards can go several blocks from the ride finish to Pete’s Pizza and eat at the outside tables there. If you sign up, and later decide not to ride, please cancel online by 4 pm the day of the ride. Ride cancellation in the event of rain and wet roads will be posted here no later than 5p the day of the ride.
Fri, Jul 25, 2025 at 9:00 AM
It‘s going to be hot. We‘ll start at 9 am at a new location with a ride on the Millenium Trail and environs. We‘ll stop for lunch at Poyoteca Peruvian Chicken.
Sat, Jul 26, 2025 at 9:00 AM
One of our favorite brewery rides. Routes are a bit hilly, but not as hilly as was Milkhouse. Bathrooms open from 8-9 for us. There will be folks directing you to where we have been asked to park. Stay after the ride for a beer.
Rides are posted as collection above.
Sat, Jul 26, 2025 at 10:00 AM
This will be a social ride with lunch at the end. Due to some manipulation of the ride listing, some information was lost, so contact the ride leader for more info or with questions. The ride goes on the Cross Country Trail between Lake Accotink and Rte 50. It‘s a recreational, socializing and relaxing ride, 100 % paved, flat and mostly under trees. The rest stop for social conversation is at the Prosperity Ave and renovated parking utilities with plenty of seats. After biking optional light lunch at The Swiss Bakery and Pastry Shop.
Broad Branch Road & Beach Drive in Rock Creek Park
https://maps.app.goo.gl/XhyJULjxYrmLg9sE9
Sat, Jul 26, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Former Bike Rack DC Beginner ride, it has survived the closing of BRDC, and the pandemic, and morphed into a ride that offers something for everyone **See Ride Requirements below**. A/B groups usually form after the first attack following a social start. Regroup at the turnaround and again at the finish.
If you’re feeling racy you can race. If you don’t have legs you can likely fall in with another group and meet up at the turnaround point (Viers Mill Park). Expect pace lines and attacks up front, more casual riding off the back and very little vehicular traffic throughout.
NOTE: There is an optional, hillier finish to the last couple miles that usually arrives at the start/finish regroup around the same time as the flatter finish group. If you‘re with the group and feel like a little climbing to end your ride, just follow. If not, keep to the posted route and everyone will finish at the same place.
While it can get spicy, this is ultimately a social ride and all are welcome to enjoy post-ride refreshments and revelry at Don Juan‘s in Mount Pleasant, just a short climb past the finish.
RIDE REQUIREMENTS
**********************
- Helmet
- Foot Retention (clipless pedals)
- Drop Bar Road Bike (highly recommended)
- Ability to hold 18mph minimum riding in a group OR be willing to potentially ride alone
Gunston Elementary School
Sun, Jul 27, 2025 at 9:00 AM
SEE CUE SHEET LINK AT END OF DESCRIPTION, OR BUTTON AT TOP OF PAGE UNDER "Location". Non-members are welcome and can contact the ride leader in advance to sign up. This ride begins near the Gunston Road bike path, continuing through surrounding neighborhoods and Mason Neck State Park. The route is relatively flat with a couple not too long hills out and back. Start with an out and back near the beginning featuring an eastern view of Belmont Bay. Ride along Gunston Road on the bike path, through some of the neighborhoods, into Mason Neck State Park, and Gunston Hall. Meet at the second entrance to the school parking lot. Lunch afterward at a local eatery.
Glory Days Grill 1.7
Pho Chateau 2.2 miles
Lasani Kabob Restaurant 2.7 miles
Taco Rock 3.2
Jeff Mankie [jsmankie@aol.com] [(571) 332-2130]
GPS file for 27 mile route - https://ridewithgps.com/routes/30012739
CUE SHEET LINK - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZohD2kB-UqkY2jIKFAxQwSQJ6yCGAYi6/view?usp=sharing
Sun, Jul 27, 2025 at 9:30 AM
Enjoy some new roads along with some familiar roads on a new route from Taneytown to Littlestown! This ride is a 35.4 mile loop with about 1500 feet of climbing. The ride starts at Taneytown Memorial Park and passes through Littlestown, PA. The first mile is along the wide shoulder of Rt 140, but then the ride moves onto very nice, low-traffic, country roads. One mile of the route is on a flat, very smooth, hard-packed gravel road (Shoemaker Road), and should not be a problem for any type of bike. There is a rest stop at mile 23.3 in Littlestown at the Subway (or at Kennie’s Market, kenniesmarket.com, across the street from the Subway).
https://ridewithgps.com/routes/51390606
Sign-in sheet will be at ride start.
Ride leaders:
Phil and Andrea David
phil21797@gmail.com
Glen Echo Park lower parking lot off of Oxford St
Mon, Jul 28, 2025 at 9:30 AM
The Usual Monday Ride from Glen Echo. For Covid vaccinated riders, a weekly ride primarily through the rolling neighborhoods of Bethesda and Potomac. Usually, the exact route is at the whim of the ride leaders, so there are no cues and the distance varies. The group stops to regroup at all decision points and at the tops of any significant climbs. When there is interest and on Federal Holidays, a longer option is usually available. Coffee shop and socializing near end of the ride. On holidays a RidewithGPS file of a 35ish and 60ish mile route will be posted here. Ride Leaders: Jay Range - jayrange@aol.com and David Stinchcomb - dstinchcomb11@gmail.com
Wed, Jul 30, 2025 at 5:30 PM
Evening workout from Rileys Lock. Ride tends to be hard and fast (19+ mph). There is generally also a slower group for those who may not have their summer legs back yet.
Park in first lot on the left where porta-Johns are located. Eric has agreed to arrive early and clean the bathrooms for us.
This week cyclists are meeting afterwards at Crossvines in Poolesville for a training meal and beverages.
If having difficulty signing up, you may simply text me at 301 252-2016 and I‘ll sign you up.
Wed, Jul 30, 2025 at 6:00 PM
DTB is back for 2025! If you want a good ride from the heart of DC with a fun group of people - and a great post-ride - this is the place to be!
Glen Echo Park - lower parking lot, turn off MacArthur Blvd onto Oxford Street
Thu, Jul 31, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Each week will have a uniquely assigned Ride with GPS route link posted at least two days before the ride. All riders are expected to download the Ride with GPS route onto their devices or have printed out a cue sheet in case they decide to separate from the group for whatever reason. The group is expected to ride together at the group leader’s C pace, which will be 11 to 12 mph on average. Rides typically are 25 to 30 miles and ascent will be between 1,000’ and 2,200’, depending on the route. All routes are in low-traffic, moderately hilly residential areas. Those wishing to ride at an average pace of greater than 12 mph usually will have the opportunity to form a CC-level ride group at the start and depart a few minutes early with a ride leader from among their ranks. Each ride will have a rest/restroom stop midway and an optional lunch stop near the end. This is a recurring ride. ALL RIDERS MUST REGISTER EACH WEEK. For new riders, emergency-contact information is collected at the ride start.
Broad Branch Road & Beach Drive in Rock Creek Park
https://maps.app.goo.gl/XhyJULjxYrmLg9sE9
Sat, Aug 2, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Former Bike Rack DC Beginner ride, it has survived the closing of BRDC, and the pandemic, and morphed into a ride that offers something for everyone **See Ride Requirements below**. A/B groups usually form after the first attack following a social start. Regroup at the turnaround and again at the finish.
If you’re feeling racy you can race. If you don’t have legs you can likely fall in with another group and meet up at the turnaround point (Viers Mill Park). Expect pace lines and attacks up front, more casual riding off the back and very little vehicular traffic throughout.
NOTE: There is an optional, hillier finish to the last couple miles that usually arrives at the start/finish regroup around the same time as the flatter finish group. If you‘re with the group and feel like a little climbing to end your ride, just follow. If not, keep to the posted route and everyone will finish at the same place.
While it can get spicy, this is ultimately a social ride and all are welcome to enjoy post-ride refreshments and revelry at Don Juan‘s in Mount Pleasant, just a short climb past the finish.
RIDE REQUIREMENTS
**********************
- Helmet
- Foot Retention (clipless pedals)
- Drop Bar Road Bike (highly recommended)
- Ability to hold 18mph minimum riding in a group OR be willing to potentially ride alone
Sat, Aug 2, 2025 at 10:00 AM
This will be a social ride with lunch at the end. Due to some manipulation of the ride listing, some information was lost, so contact the ride leader for more info or with questions. The ride goes on the Cross Country Trail between Lake Accotink and Rte 50. It‘s a recreational, socializing and relaxing ride, 100 % paved, flat and mostly under trees. The rest stop for social conversation is at the Prosperity Ave and renovated parking utilities with plenty of seats. After biking optional light lunch at The Swiss Bakery and Pastry Shop.
Glen Echo Park lower parking lot off of Oxford St
Mon, Aug 4, 2025 at 9:30 AM
The Usual Monday Ride from Glen Echo. For Covid vaccinated riders, a weekly ride primarily through the rolling neighborhoods of Bethesda and Potomac. Usually, the exact route is at the whim of the ride leaders, so there are no cues and the distance varies. The group stops to regroup at all decision points and at the tops of any significant climbs. When there is interest and on Federal Holidays, a longer option is usually available. Coffee shop and socializing near end of the ride. On holidays a RidewithGPS file of a 35ish and 60ish mile route will be posted here. Ride Leaders: Jay Range - jayrange@aol.com and David Stinchcomb - dstinchcomb11@gmail.com
Wed, Aug 6, 2025 at 5:30 PM
Evening workout from Rileys Lock. Ride tends to be hard and fast (19+ mph). There is generally also a slower group for those who may not have their summer legs back yet.
Park in first lot on the left where porta-Johns are located. Eric has agreed to arrive early and clean the bathrooms for us.
This week cyclists are meeting afterwards at Crossvines in Poolesville for a training meal and beverages.
If having difficulty signing up, you may simply text me at 301 252-2016 and I‘ll sign you up.
Wed, Aug 6, 2025 at 6:00 PM
DTB is back for 2025! If you want a good ride from the heart of DC with a fun group of people - and a great post-ride - this is the place to be!
Glen Echo Park - lower parking lot, turn off MacArthur Blvd onto Oxford Street
Thu, Aug 7, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Each week will have a uniquely assigned Ride with GPS route link posted at least two days before the ride. All riders are expected to download the Ride with GPS route onto their devices or have printed out a cue sheet in case they decide to separate from the group for whatever reason. The group is expected to ride together at the group leader’s C pace, which will be 11 to 12 mph on average. Rides typically are 25 to 30 miles and ascent will be between 1,000’ and 2,200’, depending on the route. All routes are in low-traffic, moderately hilly residential areas. Those wishing to ride at an average pace of greater than 12 mph usually will have the opportunity to form a CC-level ride group at the start and depart a few minutes early with a ride leader from among their ranks. Each ride will have a rest/restroom stop midway and an optional lunch stop near the end. This is a recurring ride. ALL RIDERS MUST REGISTER EACH WEEK. For new riders, emergency-contact information is collected at the ride start.
Sat, Aug 9, 2025 at 9:00 AM
Save the Date! We once again will host rides of various distances and a pizza lunch afterwards at the South Germantown Recreation Park Picnic Area. Details forthcoming as we get closer to the date!
Broad Branch Road & Beach Drive in Rock Creek Park
https://maps.app.goo.gl/XhyJULjxYrmLg9sE9
Sat, Aug 9, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Former Bike Rack DC Beginner ride, it has survived the closing of BRDC, and the pandemic, and morphed into a ride that offers something for everyone **See Ride Requirements below**. A/B groups usually form after the first attack following a social start. Regroup at the turnaround and again at the finish.
If you’re feeling racy you can race. If you don’t have legs you can likely fall in with another group and meet up at the turnaround point (Viers Mill Park). Expect pace lines and attacks up front, more casual riding off the back and very little vehicular traffic throughout.
NOTE: There is an optional, hillier finish to the last couple miles that usually arrives at the start/finish regroup around the same time as the flatter finish group. If you‘re with the group and feel like a little climbing to end your ride, just follow. If not, keep to the posted route and everyone will finish at the same place.
While it can get spicy, this is ultimately a social ride and all are welcome to enjoy post-ride refreshments and revelry at Don Juan‘s in Mount Pleasant, just a short climb past the finish.
RIDE REQUIREMENTS
**********************
- Helmet
- Foot Retention (clipless pedals)
- Drop Bar Road Bike (highly recommended)
- Ability to hold 18mph minimum riding in a group OR be willing to potentially ride alone
Sat, Aug 9, 2025 at 10:00 AM
This will be a social ride with lunch at the end. Due to some manipulation of the ride listing, some information was lost, so contact the ride leader for more info or with questions. The ride goes on the Cross Country Trail between Lake Accotink and Rte 50. It‘s a recreational, socializing and relaxing ride, 100 % paved, flat and mostly under trees. The rest stop for social conversation is at the Prosperity Ave and renovated parking utilities with plenty of seats. After biking optional light lunch at The Swiss Bakery and Pastry Shop.
Glen Echo Park lower parking lot off of Oxford St
Mon, Aug 11, 2025 at 9:30 AM
The Usual Monday Ride from Glen Echo. For Covid vaccinated riders, a weekly ride primarily through the rolling neighborhoods of Bethesda and Potomac. Usually, the exact route is at the whim of the ride leaders, so there are no cues and the distance varies. The group stops to regroup at all decision points and at the tops of any significant climbs. When there is interest and on Federal Holidays, a longer option is usually available. Coffee shop and socializing near end of the ride. On holidays a RidewithGPS file of a 35ish and 60ish mile route will be posted here. Ride Leaders: Jay Range - jayrange@aol.com and David Stinchcomb - dstinchcomb11@gmail.com
Wed, Aug 13, 2025 at 5:30 PM
Evening workout from Rileys Lock. Ride tends to be hard and fast (19+ mph). There is generally also a slower group for those who may not have their summer legs back yet.
Park in first lot on the left where porta-Johns are located. Eric has agreed to arrive early and clean the bathrooms for us.
This week cyclists are meeting afterwards at Crossvines in Poolesville for a training meal and beverages.
If having difficulty signing up, you may simply text me at 301 252-2016 and I‘ll sign you up.
Wed, Aug 13, 2025 at 6:00 PM
DTB is back for 2025! If you want a good ride from the heart of DC with a fun group of people - and a great post-ride - this is the place to be!
Glen Echo Park - lower parking lot, turn off MacArthur Blvd onto Oxford Street
Thu, Aug 14, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Each week will have a uniquely assigned Ride with GPS route link posted at least two days before the ride. All riders are expected to download the Ride with GPS route onto their devices or have printed out a cue sheet in case they decide to separate from the group for whatever reason. The group is expected to ride together at the group leader’s C pace, which will be 11 to 12 mph on average. Rides typically are 25 to 30 miles and ascent will be between 1,000’ and 2,200’, depending on the route. All routes are in low-traffic, moderately hilly residential areas. Those wishing to ride at an average pace of greater than 12 mph usually will have the opportunity to form a CC-level ride group at the start and depart a few minutes early with a ride leader from among their ranks. Each ride will have a rest/restroom stop midway and an optional lunch stop near the end. This is a recurring ride. ALL RIDERS MUST REGISTER EACH WEEK. For new riders, emergency-contact information is collected at the ride start.
Broad Branch Road & Beach Drive in Rock Creek Park
https://maps.app.goo.gl/XhyJULjxYrmLg9sE9
Sat, Aug 16, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Former Bike Rack DC Beginner ride, it has survived the closing of BRDC, and the pandemic, and morphed into a ride that offers something for everyone **See Ride Requirements below**. A/B groups usually form after the first attack following a social start. Regroup at the turnaround and again at the finish.
If you’re feeling racy you can race. If you don’t have legs you can likely fall in with another group and meet up at the turnaround point (Viers Mill Park). Expect pace lines and attacks up front, more casual riding off the back and very little vehicular traffic throughout.
NOTE: There is an optional, hillier finish to the last couple miles that usually arrives at the start/finish regroup around the same time as the flatter finish group. If you‘re with the group and feel like a little climbing to end your ride, just follow. If not, keep to the posted route and everyone will finish at the same place.
While it can get spicy, this is ultimately a social ride and all are welcome to enjoy post-ride refreshments and revelry at Don Juan‘s in Mount Pleasant, just a short climb past the finish.
RIDE REQUIREMENTS
**********************
- Helmet
- Foot Retention (clipless pedals)
- Drop Bar Road Bike (highly recommended)
- Ability to hold 18mph minimum riding in a group OR be willing to potentially ride alone
Sat, Aug 16, 2025 at 10:00 AM
This will be a social ride with lunch at the end. Due to some manipulation of the ride listing, some information was lost, so contact the ride leader for more info or with questions. The ride goes on the Cross Country Trail between Lake Accotink and Rte 50. It‘s a recreational, socializing and relaxing ride, 100 % paved, flat and mostly under trees. The rest stop for social conversation is at the Prosperity Ave and renovated parking utilities with plenty of seats. After biking optional light lunch at The Swiss Bakery and Pastry Shop.
Glen Echo Park lower parking lot off of Oxford St
Mon, Aug 18, 2025 at 9:30 AM
The Usual Monday Ride from Glen Echo. For Covid vaccinated riders, a weekly ride primarily through the rolling neighborhoods of Bethesda and Potomac. Usually, the exact route is at the whim of the ride leaders, so there are no cues and the distance varies. The group stops to regroup at all decision points and at the tops of any significant climbs. When there is interest and on Federal Holidays, a longer option is usually available. Coffee shop and socializing near end of the ride. On holidays a RidewithGPS file of a 35ish and 60ish mile route will be posted here. Ride Leaders: Jay Range - jayrange@aol.com and David Stinchcomb - dstinchcomb11@gmail.com
Wed, Aug 20, 2025 at 5:30 PM
Evening workout from Rileys Lock. Ride tends to be hard and fast (19+ mph). There is generally also a slower group for those who may not have their summer legs back yet.
Park in first lot on the left where porta-Johns are located. Eric has agreed to arrive early and clean the bathrooms for us.
This week cyclists are meeting afterwards at Crossvines in Poolesville for a training meal and beverages.
If having difficulty signing up, you may simply text me at 301 252-2016 and I‘ll sign you up.
Wed, Aug 20, 2025 at 6:00 PM
DTB is back for 2025! If you want a good ride from the heart of DC with a fun group of people - and a great post-ride - this is the place to be!
Glen Echo Park - lower parking lot, turn off MacArthur Blvd onto Oxford Street
Thu, Aug 21, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Each week will have a uniquely assigned Ride with GPS route link posted at least two days before the ride. All riders are expected to download the Ride with GPS route onto their devices or have printed out a cue sheet in case they decide to separate from the group for whatever reason. The group is expected to ride together at the group leader’s C pace, which will be 11 to 12 mph on average. Rides typically are 25 to 30 miles and ascent will be between 1,000’ and 2,200’, depending on the route. All routes are in low-traffic, moderately hilly residential areas. Those wishing to ride at an average pace of greater than 12 mph usually will have the opportunity to form a CC-level ride group at the start and depart a few minutes early with a ride leader from among their ranks. Each ride will have a rest/restroom stop midway and an optional lunch stop near the end. This is a recurring ride. ALL RIDERS MUST REGISTER EACH WEEK. For new riders, emergency-contact information is collected at the ride start.
401 Campus Blvd, Winchester, VA 22601
Sat, Aug 23, 2025 at 8:00 AM
Presented by CCAP - Congregational Community Action Project
8 Mile, 30 Mile, 50 Mile, 70 Mile, 100 Mile Rides
Really nice ride through scenic Shenandoah Valley! (3) Food and Water Stops
Ride Starts and ends at Valley Health Winchester Medical Center
https://www.bikereg.com/5th-annual-ccap-benefit-bike-tour
Online Registration Deadline: Saturday, Aug 23, 2025 at 9:00 AM ET
Sat, Aug 23, 2025 at 8:00 AM
Broad Branch Road & Beach Drive in Rock Creek Park
https://maps.app.goo.gl/XhyJULjxYrmLg9sE9
Sat, Aug 23, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Former Bike Rack DC Beginner ride, it has survived the closing of BRDC, and the pandemic, and morphed into a ride that offers something for everyone **See Ride Requirements below**. A/B groups usually form after the first attack following a social start. Regroup at the turnaround and again at the finish.
If you’re feeling racy you can race. If you don’t have legs you can likely fall in with another group and meet up at the turnaround point (Viers Mill Park). Expect pace lines and attacks up front, more casual riding off the back and very little vehicular traffic throughout.
NOTE: There is an optional, hillier finish to the last couple miles that usually arrives at the start/finish regroup around the same time as the flatter finish group. If you‘re with the group and feel like a little climbing to end your ride, just follow. If not, keep to the posted route and everyone will finish at the same place.
While it can get spicy, this is ultimately a social ride and all are welcome to enjoy post-ride refreshments and revelry at Don Juan‘s in Mount Pleasant, just a short climb past the finish.
RIDE REQUIREMENTS
**********************
- Helmet
- Foot Retention (clipless pedals)
- Drop Bar Road Bike (highly recommended)
- Ability to hold 18mph minimum riding in a group OR be willing to potentially ride alone
Sat, Aug 23, 2025 at 10:00 AM
This will be a social ride with lunch at the end. Due to some manipulation of the ride listing, some information was lost, so contact the ride leader for more info or with questions. The ride goes on the Cross Country Trail between Lake Accotink and Rte 50. It‘s a recreational, socializing and relaxing ride, 100 % paved, flat and mostly under trees. The rest stop for social conversation is at the Prosperity Ave and renovated parking utilities with plenty of seats. After biking optional light lunch at The Swiss Bakery and Pastry Shop.
Glen Echo Park lower parking lot off of Oxford St
Mon, Aug 25, 2025 at 9:30 AM
The Usual Monday Ride from Glen Echo. For Covid vaccinated riders, a weekly ride primarily through the rolling neighborhoods of Bethesda and Potomac. Usually, the exact route is at the whim of the ride leaders, so there are no cues and the distance varies. The group stops to regroup at all decision points and at the tops of any significant climbs. When there is interest and on Federal Holidays, a longer option is usually available. Coffee shop and socializing near end of the ride. On holidays a RidewithGPS file of a 35ish and 60ish mile route will be posted here. Ride Leaders: Jay Range - jayrange@aol.com and David Stinchcomb - dstinchcomb11@gmail.com
Wed, Aug 27, 2025 at 5:30 PM
Evening workout from Rileys Lock. Ride tends to be hard and fast (19+ mph). There is generally also a slower group for those who may not have their summer legs back yet.
Park in first lot on the left where porta-Johns are located. Eric has agreed to arrive early and clean the bathrooms for us.
This week cyclists are meeting afterwards at Crossvines in Poolesville for a training meal and beverages.
If having difficulty signing up, you may simply text me at 301 252-2016 and I‘ll sign you up.
Wed, Aug 27, 2025 at 6:00 PM
DTB is back for 2025! If you want a good ride from the heart of DC with a fun group of people - and a great post-ride - this is the place to be!
Glen Echo Park - lower parking lot, turn off MacArthur Blvd onto Oxford Street
Thu, Aug 28, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Each week will have a uniquely assigned Ride with GPS route link posted at least two days before the ride. All riders are expected to download the Ride with GPS route onto their devices or have printed out a cue sheet in case they decide to separate from the group for whatever reason. The group is expected to ride together at the group leader’s C pace, which will be 11 to 12 mph on average. Rides typically are 25 to 30 miles and ascent will be between 1,000’ and 2,200’, depending on the route. All routes are in low-traffic, moderately hilly residential areas. Those wishing to ride at an average pace of greater than 12 mph usually will have the opportunity to form a CC-level ride group at the start and depart a few minutes early with a ride leader from among their ranks. Each ride will have a rest/restroom stop midway and an optional lunch stop near the end. This is a recurring ride. ALL RIDERS MUST REGISTER EACH WEEK. For new riders, emergency-contact information is collected at the ride start.
Broad Branch Road & Beach Drive in Rock Creek Park
https://maps.app.goo.gl/XhyJULjxYrmLg9sE9
Sat, Aug 30, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Former Bike Rack DC Beginner ride, it has survived the closing of BRDC, and the pandemic, and morphed into a ride that offers something for everyone **See Ride Requirements below**. A/B groups usually form after the first attack following a social start. Regroup at the turnaround and again at the finish.
If you’re feeling racy you can race. If you don’t have legs you can likely fall in with another group and meet up at the turnaround point (Viers Mill Park). Expect pace lines and attacks up front, more casual riding off the back and very little vehicular traffic throughout.
NOTE: There is an optional, hillier finish to the last couple miles that usually arrives at the start/finish regroup around the same time as the flatter finish group. If you‘re with the group and feel like a little climbing to end your ride, just follow. If not, keep to the posted route and everyone will finish at the same place.
While it can get spicy, this is ultimately a social ride and all are welcome to enjoy post-ride refreshments and revelry at Don Juan‘s in Mount Pleasant, just a short climb past the finish.
RIDE REQUIREMENTS
**********************
- Helmet
- Foot Retention (clipless pedals)
- Drop Bar Road Bike (highly recommended)
- Ability to hold 18mph minimum riding in a group OR be willing to potentially ride alone
Sat, Aug 30, 2025 at 10:00 AM
This will be a social ride with lunch at the end. Due to some manipulation of the ride listing, some information was lost, so contact the ride leader for more info or with questions. The ride goes on the Cross Country Trail between Lake Accotink and Rte 50. It‘s a recreational, socializing and relaxing ride, 100 % paved, flat and mostly under trees. The rest stop for social conversation is at the Prosperity Ave and renovated parking utilities with plenty of seats. After biking optional light lunch at The Swiss Bakery and Pastry Shop.
Glen Echo Park lower parking lot off of Oxford St
Mon, Sep 1, 2025 at 9:30 AM
The Usual Monday Ride from Glen Echo. For Covid vaccinated riders, a weekly ride primarily through the rolling neighborhoods of Bethesda and Potomac. Usually, the exact route is at the whim of the ride leaders, so there are no cues and the distance varies. The group stops to regroup at all decision points and at the tops of any significant climbs. When there is interest and on Federal Holidays, a longer option is usually available. Coffee shop and socializing near end of the ride. On holidays a RidewithGPS file of a 35ish and 60ish mile route will be posted here. Ride Leaders: Jay Range - jayrange@aol.com and David Stinchcomb - dstinchcomb11@gmail.com
Wed, Sep 3, 2025 at 5:30 PM
Evening workout from Rileys Lock. Ride tends to be hard and fast (19+ mph). There is generally also a slower group for those who may not have their summer legs back yet.
Park in first lot on the left where porta-Johns are located. Eric has agreed to arrive early and clean the bathrooms for us.
This week cyclists are meeting afterwards at Crossvines in Poolesville for a training meal and beverages.
If having difficulty signing up, you may simply text me at 301 252-2016 and I‘ll sign you up.
Wed, Sep 3, 2025 at 6:00 PM
DTB is back for 2025! If you want a good ride from the heart of DC with a fun group of people - and a great post-ride - this is the place to be!
Glen Echo Park - lower parking lot, turn off MacArthur Blvd onto Oxford Street
Thu, Sep 4, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Each week will have a uniquely assigned Ride with GPS route link posted at least two days before the ride. All riders are expected to download the Ride with GPS route onto their devices or have printed out a cue sheet in case they decide to separate from the group for whatever reason. The group is expected to ride together at the group leader’s C pace, which will be 11 to 12 mph on average. Rides typically are 25 to 30 miles and ascent will be between 1,000’ and 2,200’, depending on the route. All routes are in low-traffic, moderately hilly residential areas. Those wishing to ride at an average pace of greater than 12 mph usually will have the opportunity to form a CC-level ride group at the start and depart a few minutes early with a ride leader from among their ranks. Each ride will have a rest/restroom stop midway and an optional lunch stop near the end. This is a recurring ride. ALL RIDERS MUST REGISTER EACH WEEK. For new riders, emergency-contact information is collected at the ride start.
The Farm Brewery at Broad Run
Sat, Sep 6, 2025 at 8:00 AM
30 and 58 mile routes over rolling paved roads. 38 mile gravel route. Start at The Farm Brewery at Broad Run, 16015 John Marshall Hwy, Broad Run, VA. These are supported rides with well stocked rest stops. All proceeds from the Warrior Ride go directly to the Warrior Retreat at Bull Run which provides cost-free retreat stays and non-medical services that positively affect the recovery of wounded, ill, and injured service members and disabled Veterans. Registration fee includes pre-ride coffee and pastry and post-ride lunch and beer. Information and registration at
https://www.willingwarriors.org/bikeride
Broad Branch Road & Beach Drive in Rock Creek Park
https://maps.app.goo.gl/XhyJULjxYrmLg9sE9
Sat, Sep 6, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Former Bike Rack DC Beginner ride, it has survived the closing of BRDC, and the pandemic, and morphed into a ride that offers something for everyone **See Ride Requirements below**. A/B groups usually form after the first attack following a social start. Regroup at the turnaround and again at the finish.
If you’re feeling racy you can race. If you don’t have legs you can likely fall in with another group and meet up at the turnaround point (Viers Mill Park). Expect pace lines and attacks up front, more casual riding off the back and very little vehicular traffic throughout.
NOTE: There is an optional, hillier finish to the last couple miles that usually arrives at the start/finish regroup around the same time as the flatter finish group. If you‘re with the group and feel like a little climbing to end your ride, just follow. If not, keep to the posted route and everyone will finish at the same place.
While it can get spicy, this is ultimately a social ride and all are welcome to enjoy post-ride refreshments and revelry at Don Juan‘s in Mount Pleasant, just a short climb past the finish.
RIDE REQUIREMENTS
**********************
- Helmet
- Foot Retention (clipless pedals)
- Drop Bar Road Bike (highly recommended)
- Ability to hold 18mph minimum riding in a group OR be willing to potentially ride alone
Utica Park (meet up will be in the parking lot with portable toilets).
Sun, Sep 7, 2025 at 9:00 AM
A 52-mile ride through rolling hills of Maryland north of Frederick. After leaving Utica Park, the group will proceed north up Mumma Ford Rod and Keysville up to Stumptown. The group then heads south and skirts west of Woodsboro before heading back into Utica Park.
GPX file here: https://ridewithgps.com/trips/302862425
Glen Echo Park lower parking lot off of Oxford St
Mon, Sep 8, 2025 at 9:30 AM
The Usual Monday Ride from Glen Echo. For Covid vaccinated riders, a weekly ride primarily through the rolling neighborhoods of Bethesda and Potomac. Usually, the exact route is at the whim of the ride leaders, so there are no cues and the distance varies. The group stops to regroup at all decision points and at the tops of any significant climbs. When there is interest and on Federal Holidays, a longer option is usually available. Coffee shop and socializing near end of the ride. On holidays a RidewithGPS file of a 35ish and 60ish mile route will be posted here. Ride Leaders: Jay Range - jayrange@aol.com and David Stinchcomb - dstinchcomb11@gmail.com
Wed, Sep 10, 2025 at 5:30 PM
Evening workout from Rileys Lock. Ride tends to be hard and fast (19+ mph). There is generally also a slower group for those who may not have their summer legs back yet.
Park in first lot on the left where porta-Johns are located. Eric has agreed to arrive early and clean the bathrooms for us.
This week cyclists are meeting afterwards at Crossvines in Poolesville for a training meal and beverages.
If having difficulty signing up, you may simply text me at 301 252-2016 and I‘ll sign you up.
Glen Echo Park - lower parking lot, turn off MacArthur Blvd onto Oxford Street
Thu, Sep 11, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Each week will have a uniquely assigned Ride with GPS route link posted at least two days before the ride. All riders are expected to download the Ride with GPS route onto their devices or have printed out a cue sheet in case they decide to separate from the group for whatever reason. The group is expected to ride together at the group leader’s C pace, which will be 11 to 12 mph on average. Rides typically are 25 to 30 miles and ascent will be between 1,000’ and 2,200’, depending on the route. All routes are in low-traffic, moderately hilly residential areas. Those wishing to ride at an average pace of greater than 12 mph usually will have the opportunity to form a CC-level ride group at the start and depart a few minutes early with a ride leader from among their ranks. Each ride will have a rest/restroom stop midway and an optional lunch stop near the end. This is a recurring ride. ALL RIDERS MUST REGISTER EACH WEEK. For new riders, emergency-contact information is collected at the ride start.
Broad Branch Road & Beach Drive in Rock Creek Park
https://maps.app.goo.gl/XhyJULjxYrmLg9sE9
Sat, Sep 13, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Former Bike Rack DC Beginner ride, it has survived the closing of BRDC, and the pandemic, and morphed into a ride that offers something for everyone **See Ride Requirements below**. A/B groups usually form after the first attack following a social start. Regroup at the turnaround and again at the finish.
If you’re feeling racy you can race. If you don’t have legs you can likely fall in with another group and meet up at the turnaround point (Viers Mill Park). Expect pace lines and attacks up front, more casual riding off the back and very little vehicular traffic throughout.
NOTE: There is an optional, hillier finish to the last couple miles that usually arrives at the start/finish regroup around the same time as the flatter finish group. If you‘re with the group and feel like a little climbing to end your ride, just follow. If not, keep to the posted route and everyone will finish at the same place.
While it can get spicy, this is ultimately a social ride and all are welcome to enjoy post-ride refreshments and revelry at Don Juan‘s in Mount Pleasant, just a short climb past the finish.
RIDE REQUIREMENTS
**********************
- Helmet
- Foot Retention (clipless pedals)
- Drop Bar Road Bike (highly recommended)
- Ability to hold 18mph minimum riding in a group OR be willing to potentially ride alone
Glen Echo Park lower parking lot off of Oxford St
Mon, Sep 15, 2025 at 9:30 AM
The Usual Monday Ride from Glen Echo. For Covid vaccinated riders, a weekly ride primarily through the rolling neighborhoods of Bethesda and Potomac. Usually, the exact route is at the whim of the ride leaders, so there are no cues and the distance varies. The group stops to regroup at all decision points and at the tops of any significant climbs. When there is interest and on Federal Holidays, a longer option is usually available. Coffee shop and socializing near end of the ride. On holidays a RidewithGPS file of a 35ish and 60ish mile route will be posted here. Ride Leaders: Jay Range - jayrange@aol.com and David Stinchcomb - dstinchcomb11@gmail.com
Wed, Sep 17, 2025 at 5:30 PM
Evening workout from Rileys Lock. Ride tends to be hard and fast (19+ mph). There is generally also a slower group for those who may not have their summer legs back yet.
Park in first lot on the left where porta-Johns are located. Eric has agreed to arrive early and clean the bathrooms for us.
This week cyclists are meeting afterwards at Crossvines in Poolesville for a training meal and beverages.
If having difficulty signing up, you may simply text me at 301 252-2016 and I‘ll sign you up.
Glen Echo Park - lower parking lot, turn off MacArthur Blvd onto Oxford Street
Thu, Sep 18, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Each week will have a uniquely assigned Ride with GPS route link posted at least two days before the ride. All riders are expected to download the Ride with GPS route onto their devices or have printed out a cue sheet in case they decide to separate from the group for whatever reason. The group is expected to ride together at the group leader’s C pace, which will be 11 to 12 mph on average. Rides typically are 25 to 30 miles and ascent will be between 1,000’ and 2,200’, depending on the route. All routes are in low-traffic, moderately hilly residential areas. Those wishing to ride at an average pace of greater than 12 mph usually will have the opportunity to form a CC-level ride group at the start and depart a few minutes early with a ride leader from among their ranks. Each ride will have a rest/restroom stop midway and an optional lunch stop near the end. This is a recurring ride. ALL RIDERS MUST REGISTER EACH WEEK. For new riders, emergency-contact information is collected at the ride start.
Broad Branch Road & Beach Drive in Rock Creek Park
https://maps.app.goo.gl/XhyJULjxYrmLg9sE9
Sat, Sep 20, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Former Bike Rack DC Beginner ride, it has survived the closing of BRDC, and the pandemic, and morphed into a ride that offers something for everyone **See Ride Requirements below**. A/B groups usually form after the first attack following a social start. Regroup at the turnaround and again at the finish.
If you’re feeling racy you can race. If you don’t have legs you can likely fall in with another group and meet up at the turnaround point (Viers Mill Park). Expect pace lines and attacks up front, more casual riding off the back and very little vehicular traffic throughout.
NOTE: There is an optional, hillier finish to the last couple miles that usually arrives at the start/finish regroup around the same time as the flatter finish group. If you‘re with the group and feel like a little climbing to end your ride, just follow. If not, keep to the posted route and everyone will finish at the same place.
While it can get spicy, this is ultimately a social ride and all are welcome to enjoy post-ride refreshments and revelry at Don Juan‘s in Mount Pleasant, just a short climb past the finish.
RIDE REQUIREMENTS
**********************
- Helmet
- Foot Retention (clipless pedals)
- Drop Bar Road Bike (highly recommended)
- Ability to hold 18mph minimum riding in a group OR be willing to potentially ride alone
Barrel Oak Winery and Brewery
A one-day event with three route options through Fauquier and Loudoun Counties in Northern VA.
Glen Echo Park lower parking lot off of Oxford St
Mon, Sep 22, 2025 at 9:30 AM
The Usual Monday Ride from Glen Echo. For Covid vaccinated riders, a weekly ride primarily through the rolling neighborhoods of Bethesda and Potomac. Usually, the exact route is at the whim of the ride leaders, so there are no cues and the distance varies. The group stops to regroup at all decision points and at the tops of any significant climbs. When there is interest and on Federal Holidays, a longer option is usually available. Coffee shop and socializing near end of the ride. On holidays a RidewithGPS file of a 35ish and 60ish mile route will be posted here. Ride Leaders: Jay Range - jayrange@aol.com and David Stinchcomb - dstinchcomb11@gmail.com
Wed, Sep 24, 2025 at 5:30 PM
Evening workout from Rileys Lock. Ride tends to be hard and fast (19+ mph). There is generally also a slower group for those who may not have their summer legs back yet.
Park in first lot on the left where porta-Johns are located. Eric has agreed to arrive early and clean the bathrooms for us.
This week cyclists are meeting afterwards at Crossvines in Poolesville for a training meal and beverages.
If having difficulty signing up, you may simply text me at 301 252-2016 and I‘ll sign you up.
Glen Echo Park - lower parking lot, turn off MacArthur Blvd onto Oxford Street
Thu, Sep 25, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Each week will have a uniquely assigned Ride with GPS route link posted at least two days before the ride. All riders are expected to download the Ride with GPS route onto their devices or have printed out a cue sheet in case they decide to separate from the group for whatever reason. The group is expected to ride together at the group leader’s C pace, which will be 11 to 12 mph on average. Rides typically are 25 to 30 miles and ascent will be between 1,000’ and 2,200’, depending on the route. All routes are in low-traffic, moderately hilly residential areas. Those wishing to ride at an average pace of greater than 12 mph usually will have the opportunity to form a CC-level ride group at the start and depart a few minutes early with a ride leader from among their ranks. Each ride will have a rest/restroom stop midway and an optional lunch stop near the end. This is a recurring ride. ALL RIDERS MUST REGISTER EACH WEEK. For new riders, emergency-contact information is collected at the ride start.
Broad Branch Road & Beach Drive in Rock Creek Park
https://maps.app.goo.gl/XhyJULjxYrmLg9sE9
Sat, Sep 27, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Former Bike Rack DC Beginner ride, it has survived the closing of BRDC, and the pandemic, and morphed into a ride that offers something for everyone **See Ride Requirements below**. A/B groups usually form after the first attack following a social start. Regroup at the turnaround and again at the finish.
If you’re feeling racy you can race. If you don’t have legs you can likely fall in with another group and meet up at the turnaround point (Viers Mill Park). Expect pace lines and attacks up front, more casual riding off the back and very little vehicular traffic throughout.
NOTE: There is an optional, hillier finish to the last couple miles that usually arrives at the start/finish regroup around the same time as the flatter finish group. If you‘re with the group and feel like a little climbing to end your ride, just follow. If not, keep to the posted route and everyone will finish at the same place.
While it can get spicy, this is ultimately a social ride and all are welcome to enjoy post-ride refreshments and revelry at Don Juan‘s in Mount Pleasant, just a short climb past the finish.
RIDE REQUIREMENTS
**********************
- Helmet
- Foot Retention (clipless pedals)
- Drop Bar Road Bike (highly recommended)
- Ability to hold 18mph minimum riding in a group OR be willing to potentially ride alone
Sun, Sep 28, 2025 at 8:00 AM
Glen Echo Park lower parking lot off of Oxford St
Mon, Sep 29, 2025 at 9:30 AM
The Usual Monday Ride from Glen Echo. For Covid vaccinated riders, a weekly ride primarily through the rolling neighborhoods of Bethesda and Potomac. Usually, the exact route is at the whim of the ride leaders, so there are no cues and the distance varies. The group stops to regroup at all decision points and at the tops of any significant climbs. When there is interest and on Federal Holidays, a longer option is usually available. Coffee shop and socializing near end of the ride. On holidays a RidewithGPS file of a 35ish and 60ish mile route will be posted here. Ride Leaders: Jay Range - jayrange@aol.com and David Stinchcomb - dstinchcomb11@gmail.com
Glen Echo Park - lower parking lot, turn off MacArthur Blvd onto Oxford Street
Thu, Oct 2, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Each week will have a uniquely assigned Ride with GPS route link posted at least two days before the ride. All riders are expected to download the Ride with GPS route onto their devices or have printed out a cue sheet in case they decide to separate from the group for whatever reason. The group is expected to ride together at the group leader’s C pace, which will be 11 to 12 mph on average. Rides typically are 25 to 30 miles and ascent will be between 1,000’ and 2,200’, depending on the route. All routes are in low-traffic, moderately hilly residential areas. Those wishing to ride at an average pace of greater than 12 mph usually will have the opportunity to form a CC-level ride group at the start and depart a few minutes early with a ride leader from among their ranks. Each ride will have a rest/restroom stop midway and an optional lunch stop near the end. This is a recurring ride. ALL RIDERS MUST REGISTER EACH WEEK. For new riders, emergency-contact information is collected at the ride start.
Glen Echo Park lower parking lot off of Oxford St
Mon, Oct 6, 2025 at 9:30 AM
The Usual Monday Ride from Glen Echo. For Covid vaccinated riders, a weekly ride primarily through the rolling neighborhoods of Bethesda and Potomac. Usually, the exact route is at the whim of the ride leaders, so there are no cues and the distance varies. The group stops to regroup at all decision points and at the tops of any significant climbs. When there is interest and on Federal Holidays, a longer option is usually available. Coffee shop and socializing near end of the ride. On holidays a RidewithGPS file of a 35ish and 60ish mile route will be posted here. Ride Leaders: Jay Range - jayrange@aol.com and David Stinchcomb - dstinchcomb11@gmail.com
Glen Echo Park - lower parking lot, turn off MacArthur Blvd onto Oxford Street
Thu, Oct 9, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Each week will have a uniquely assigned Ride with GPS route link posted at least two days before the ride. All riders are expected to download the Ride with GPS route onto their devices or have printed out a cue sheet in case they decide to separate from the group for whatever reason. The group is expected to ride together at the group leader’s C pace, which will be 11 to 12 mph on average. Rides typically are 25 to 30 miles and ascent will be between 1,000’ and 2,200’, depending on the route. All routes are in low-traffic, moderately hilly residential areas. Those wishing to ride at an average pace of greater than 12 mph usually will have the opportunity to form a CC-level ride group at the start and depart a few minutes early with a ride leader from among their ranks. Each ride will have a rest/restroom stop midway and an optional lunch stop near the end. This is a recurring ride. ALL RIDERS MUST REGISTER EACH WEEK. For new riders, emergency-contact information is collected at the ride start.
Glen Echo Park lower parking lot off of Oxford St
Mon, Oct 13, 2025 at 9:30 AM
The Usual Monday Ride from Glen Echo. For Covid vaccinated riders, a weekly ride primarily through the rolling neighborhoods of Bethesda and Potomac. Usually, the exact route is at the whim of the ride leaders, so there are no cues and the distance varies. The group stops to regroup at all decision points and at the tops of any significant climbs. When there is interest and on Federal Holidays, a longer option is usually available. Coffee shop and socializing near end of the ride. On holidays a RidewithGPS file of a 35ish and 60ish mile route will be posted here. Ride Leaders: Jay Range - jayrange@aol.com and David Stinchcomb - dstinchcomb11@gmail.com
Glen Echo Park - lower parking lot, turn off MacArthur Blvd onto Oxford Street
Thu, Oct 16, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Each week will have a uniquely assigned Ride with GPS route link posted at least two days before the ride. All riders are expected to download the Ride with GPS route onto their devices or have printed out a cue sheet in case they decide to separate from the group for whatever reason. The group is expected to ride together at the group leader’s C pace, which will be 11 to 12 mph on average. Rides typically are 25 to 30 miles and ascent will be between 1,000’ and 2,200’, depending on the route. All routes are in low-traffic, moderately hilly residential areas. Those wishing to ride at an average pace of greater than 12 mph usually will have the opportunity to form a CC-level ride group at the start and depart a few minutes early with a ride leader from among their ranks. Each ride will have a rest/restroom stop midway and an optional lunch stop near the end. This is a recurring ride. ALL RIDERS MUST REGISTER EACH WEEK. For new riders, emergency-contact information is collected at the ride start.
Glen Echo Park lower parking lot off of Oxford St
Mon, Oct 20, 2025 at 9:30 AM
The Usual Monday Ride from Glen Echo. For Covid vaccinated riders, a weekly ride primarily through the rolling neighborhoods of Bethesda and Potomac. Usually, the exact route is at the whim of the ride leaders, so there are no cues and the distance varies. The group stops to regroup at all decision points and at the tops of any significant climbs. When there is interest and on Federal Holidays, a longer option is usually available. Coffee shop and socializing near end of the ride. On holidays a RidewithGPS file of a 35ish and 60ish mile route will be posted here. Ride Leaders: Jay Range - jayrange@aol.com and David Stinchcomb - dstinchcomb11@gmail.com
Glen Echo Park - lower parking lot, turn off MacArthur Blvd onto Oxford Street
Thu, Oct 23, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Each week will have a uniquely assigned Ride with GPS route link posted at least two days before the ride. All riders are expected to download the Ride with GPS route onto their devices or have printed out a cue sheet in case they decide to separate from the group for whatever reason. The group is expected to ride together at the group leader’s C pace, which will be 11 to 12 mph on average. Rides typically are 25 to 30 miles and ascent will be between 1,000’ and 2,200’, depending on the route. All routes are in low-traffic, moderately hilly residential areas. Those wishing to ride at an average pace of greater than 12 mph usually will have the opportunity to form a CC-level ride group at the start and depart a few minutes early with a ride leader from among their ranks. Each ride will have a rest/restroom stop midway and an optional lunch stop near the end. This is a recurring ride. ALL RIDERS MUST REGISTER EACH WEEK. For new riders, emergency-contact information is collected at the ride start.
Glen Echo Park lower parking lot off of Oxford St
Mon, Oct 27, 2025 at 9:30 AM
The Usual Monday Ride from Glen Echo. For Covid vaccinated riders, a weekly ride primarily through the rolling neighborhoods of Bethesda and Potomac. Usually, the exact route is at the whim of the ride leaders, so there are no cues and the distance varies. The group stops to regroup at all decision points and at the tops of any significant climbs. When there is interest and on Federal Holidays, a longer option is usually available. Coffee shop and socializing near end of the ride. On holidays a RidewithGPS file of a 35ish and 60ish mile route will be posted here. Ride Leaders: Jay Range - jayrange@aol.com and David Stinchcomb - dstinchcomb11@gmail.com
Thu, Oct 30, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Each week will have a uniquely assigned Ride with GPS route link posted at least two days before the ride. All riders are expected to download the Ride with GPS route onto their devices or have printed out a cue sheet in case they decide to separate from the group for whatever reason. The group is expected to ride together at the group leader’s C pace, which will be 11 to 12 mph on average. Rides typically are 25 to 30 miles and ascent will be between 1,000’ and 2,200’, depending on the route. All routes are in low-traffic, moderately hilly residential areas. Those wishing to ride at an average pace of greater than 12 mph usually will have the opportunity to form a CC-level ride group at the start and depart a few minutes early with a ride leader from among their ranks. Each ride will have a rest/restroom stop midway and an optional lunch stop near the end. This is a recurring ride. ALL RIDERS MUST REGISTER EACH WEEK. For new riders, emergency-contact information is collected at the ride start.
Sat, Nov 1, 2025 at 8:00 AM
Glen Echo Park - lower parking lot, turn off MacArthur Blvd onto Oxford Street
Thu, Nov 6, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Each week will have a uniquely assigned Ride with GPS route link posted at least two days before the ride. All riders are expected to download the Ride with GPS route onto their devices or have printed out a cue sheet in case they decide to separate from the group for whatever reason. The group is expected to ride together at the group leader’s C pace, which will be 11 to 12 mph on average. Rides typically are 25 to 30 miles and ascent will be between 1,000’ and 2,200’, depending on the route. All routes are in low-traffic, moderately hilly residential areas. Those wishing to ride at an average pace of greater than 12 mph usually will have the opportunity to form a CC-level ride group at the start and depart a few minutes early with a ride leader from among their ranks. Each ride will have a rest/restroom stop midway and an optional lunch stop near the end. This is a recurring ride. ALL RIDERS MUST REGISTER EACH WEEK. For new riders, emergency-contact information is collected at the ride start.
Glen Echo Park - lower parking lot, turn off MacArthur Blvd onto Oxford Street
Thu, Nov 13, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Each week will have a uniquely assigned Ride with GPS route link posted at least two days before the ride. All riders are expected to download the Ride with GPS route onto their devices or have printed out a cue sheet in case they decide to separate from the group for whatever reason. The group is expected to ride together at the group leader’s C pace, which will be 11 to 12 mph on average. Rides typically are 25 to 30 miles and ascent will be between 1,000’ and 2,200’, depending on the route. All routes are in low-traffic, moderately hilly residential areas. Those wishing to ride at an average pace of greater than 12 mph usually will have the opportunity to form a CC-level ride group at the start and depart a few minutes early with a ride leader from among their ranks. Each ride will have a rest/restroom stop midway and an optional lunch stop near the end. This is a recurring ride. ALL RIDERS MUST REGISTER EACH WEEK. For new riders, emergency-contact information is collected at the ride start.
Glen Echo Park - lower parking lot, turn off MacArthur Blvd onto Oxford Street
Thu, Nov 20, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Each week will have a uniquely assigned Ride with GPS route link posted at least two days before the ride. All riders are expected to download the Ride with GPS route onto their devices or have printed out a cue sheet in case they decide to separate from the group for whatever reason. The group is expected to ride together at the group leader’s C pace, which will be 11 to 12 mph on average. Rides typically are 25 to 30 miles and ascent will be between 1,000’ and 2,200’, depending on the route. All routes are in low-traffic, moderately hilly residential areas. Those wishing to ride at an average pace of greater than 12 mph usually will have the opportunity to form a CC-level ride group at the start and depart a few minutes early with a ride leader from among their ranks. Each ride will have a rest/restroom stop midway and an optional lunch stop near the end. This is a recurring ride. ALL RIDERS MUST REGISTER EACH WEEK. For new riders, emergency-contact information is collected at the ride start.
Glen Echo Park - lower parking lot, turn off MacArthur Blvd onto Oxford Street
Thu, Nov 27, 2025 at 9:00 AM
Each week will have a uniquely assigned Ride with GPS route link posted at least two days before the ride. All riders are expected to download the Ride with GPS route onto their devices or have printed out a cue sheet in case they decide to separate from the group for whatever reason. The group is expected to ride together at the group leader’s C pace, which will be 11 to 12 mph on average. Rides typically are 25 to 30 miles and ascent will be between 1,000’ and 2,200’, depending on the route. All routes are in low-traffic, moderately hilly residential areas. Those wishing to ride at an average pace of greater than 12 mph usually will have the opportunity to form a CC-level ride group at the start and depart a few minutes early with a ride leader from among their ranks. Each ride will have a rest/restroom stop midway and an optional lunch stop near the end. This is a recurring ride. ALL RIDERS MUST REGISTER EACH WEEK. For new riders, emergency-contact information is collected at the ride start.
Glen Echo Park - lower parking lot, turn off MacArthur Blvd onto Oxford Street
Thu, Dec 4, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Each week will have a uniquely assigned Ride with GPS route link posted at least two days before the ride. All riders are expected to download the Ride with GPS route onto their devices or have printed out a cue sheet in case they decide to separate from the group for whatever reason. The group is expected to ride together at the group leader’s C pace, which will be 11 to 12 mph on average. Rides typically are 25 to 30 miles and ascent will be between 1,000’ and 2,200’, depending on the route. All routes are in low-traffic, moderately hilly residential areas. Those wishing to ride at an average pace of greater than 12 mph usually will have the opportunity to form a CC-level ride group at the start and depart a few minutes early with a ride leader from among their ranks. Each ride will have a rest/restroom stop midway and an optional lunch stop near the end. This is a recurring ride. ALL RIDERS MUST REGISTER EACH WEEK. For new riders, emergency-contact information is collected at the ride start.
Glen Echo Park - lower parking lot, turn off MacArthur Blvd onto Oxford Street
Thu, Dec 11, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Each week will have a uniquely assigned Ride with GPS route link posted at least two days before the ride. All riders are expected to download the Ride with GPS route onto their devices or have printed out a cue sheet in case they decide to separate from the group for whatever reason. The group is expected to ride together at the group leader’s C pace, which will be 11 to 12 mph on average. Rides typically are 25 to 30 miles and ascent will be between 1,000’ and 2,200’, depending on the route. All routes are in low-traffic, moderately hilly residential areas. Those wishing to ride at an average pace of greater than 12 mph usually will have the opportunity to form a CC-level ride group at the start and depart a few minutes early with a ride leader from among their ranks. Each ride will have a rest/restroom stop midway and an optional lunch stop near the end. This is a recurring ride. ALL RIDERS MUST REGISTER EACH WEEK. For new riders, emergency-contact information is collected at the ride start.
Thu, Dec 18, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Each week will have a uniquely assigned Ride with GPS route link posted at least two days before the ride. All riders are expected to download the Ride with GPS route onto their devices or have printed out a cue sheet in case they decide to separate from the group for whatever reason. The group is expected to ride together at the group leader’s C pace, which will be 11 to 12 mph on average. Rides typically are 25 to 30 miles and ascent will be between 1,000’ and 2,200’, depending on the route. All routes are in low-traffic, moderately hilly residential areas. Those wishing to ride at an average pace of greater than 12 mph usually will have the opportunity to form a CC-level ride group at the start and depart a few minutes early with a ride leader from among their ranks. Each ride will have a rest/restroom stop midway and an optional lunch stop near the end. This is a recurring ride. ALL RIDERS MUST REGISTER EACH WEEK. For new riders, emergency-contact information is collected at the ride start.
Glen Echo Park - lower parking lot, turn off MacArthur Blvd onto Oxford Street
Thu, Dec 25, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Each week will have a uniquely assigned Ride with GPS route link posted at least two days before the ride. All riders are expected to download the Ride with GPS route onto their devices or have printed out a cue sheet in case they decide to separate from the group for whatever reason. The group is expected to ride together at the group leader’s C pace, which will be 11 to 12 mph on average. Rides typically are 25 to 30 miles and ascent will be between 1,000’ and 2,200’, depending on the route. All routes are in low-traffic, moderately hilly residential areas. Those wishing to ride at an average pace of greater than 12 mph usually will have the opportunity to form a CC-level ride group at the start and depart a few minutes early with a ride leader from among their ranks. Each ride will have a rest/restroom stop midway and an optional lunch stop near the end. This is a recurring ride. ALL RIDERS MUST REGISTER EACH WEEK. For new riders, emergency-contact information is collected at the ride start.
Thu, Jan 1, 2026 at 8:00 AM