Registration and packet pick-up on Saturday, August 2nd, will be from 4 to 8 PM at the Chamber of Commerce, 418 W Ave B. The Chamber building is between the one-way streets of north & south US87, on the Concho River. See link under “Sponsors” on webpage at www.RotaryRideForHunger.org .
Ride Day (Sunday) registration will be 6:30 AM to 8:00 AM at the Pavilion at the North Concho Camping Area of the San Angelo State Park. San Angelo State Park, North Concho Camping Area: The entrance is on FM2288, approximately 2 miles south from Highway 87. Automobile parking is inside the park entrance only, not along the approach road or on FM 2288.
ROUTE INFORMATION
All rides will start and finish at the North Concho Camping area of San Angelo State Park. Park admission is included in the ride entry fee for each rider.
NON-RIDERS will need to pay park admission fee to park personnel. See the link to San Angelo State Park at www.RotaryRideForHunger.org for additional information on San Angelo State Park, including tent & RV camping.
Selected local hotels offer a late check-out for riders – Hotel info on ride web site.
7:30 am START TIME FOR ALL ROUTES
100 miles: Mixed terrain, some flat roads with wide shoulders, mostly rolling hills, several steep hills, mostly paved county roads with a few sections of wide-shouldered highway. (Excellent training ride for the Hotter ‘N Hell Hundred.)
Metric Century (100 km/62 miles): Mixed terrain, mostly rolling hills, some steep hills, mostly paved county roads with a few sections of wide-shouldered highway. (Excellent training ride for the Hotter ‘N Hell Hundred.)
35 miles: Mixed terrain, mostly flat roads with wide shoulders, some rolling hills, very few steep hills, mostly paved county roads with a few sections of wide-shouldered highway.
25 miles: Mixed terrain, mostly flat roads with wide shoulders, few rolling hills, paved county & State Park roads with a section of wide-shouldered highway.
Every route is fully supported with rest stops every 10 to 15 miles and sag wagons for bike & rider transport. Riders should come prepared to make their own minor repairs so please bring extra tire tubes to fit your wheels. Full mechanical support is available at the start/finish area from Randy’s Bike & Run Shop. Ride distances are approximate and ride will be held, rain or shine.
Drawing for Prizes, including five $50 gas cards. Winners must claim prizes at end of ride.
NON-SUPPORTED OPTION FOR FAMILIES WITH YOUNG RIDERS OR INEXPERIENCED RIDERS:
The San Angelo State Park has over 50 miles of paved/unpaved biking, hiking, & equestrian trails, mostly in the South area of the park. Non-registered riders will need to pay admission fee to park personnel but registered riders are welcomed to ride throughout the park.
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For more information about the ride, contact the Ride Director at 325-486-1920 or email at
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or through the link on the website.
