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<p><strong>Easy Bicycling through Griffith Park and the Los Angeles River</strong> <strong>Bicycle Path</strong></p>

Bike Griffith Park & Los Angeles River

<p><strong>Easy Bicycling through Griffith Park and the Los Angeles River</strong> <strong>Bicycle Path</strong></p>

Details

Easy Bicycling through Griffith Park and the Los Angeles River Bicycle Path

Meeting Time: 9:00AM

Ride-Out Time: 9:30AM

Return Time: 12:30 PM

Miles: 25 miles

Category: Slow Pace (8 mph)

Terrain: Mostly Flat

 

Join us for an easy ride in Griffith Park and on the Los Angeles River Bike Path. This is a perfect ride for beginners, or those who are just getting back into cycling.

Veteran Training Ride Leaders will be there to get you started, and there will be a host of new Training Ride leaders to help out. You'll also get introduced to the AIDS/LifeCycle community, and have a chance to get back on your bike.

 

MEETING PLACE:

Meet at Crystal Springs Picnic area behind the Ranger Station, and park in the lot directly behind the baseball field.


You CAN do it and we will make sure you have all the support and encouragement you need. We are friendly and fun. ALL skill levels are welcome. NO RIDER WILL EVER BE LEFT BEHIND


REQUIRED ITEMS FOR ALL RIDES (in addition to your bike):

  • A Bike Helmet
  • 2 water bottles or 1 hydration pack (like a Camelbak)- 1 bottle should be filled with an electrolyte replacement drink.
  • Bike Frame Pump or C02 cartridges
  • Tire Irons
  • 2 Tubes!
  • Patch Kit
  • A snack (energy bars are good and quick!)
  • Identification

*Street Parking is available

 

 

Directions

Here is a Mapquest link to the starting location Griffith Park - Crystal Springs Picnic Area  http://alturl.com/85jf2  Meet at Crystal Springs Picnic area behind the Ranger Station, and park in the lot directly behind the baseball field.

Sunday, September 16, 2012
Los Angeles, CA · Directions
Meet at 9:00 AM
Hosted by losangelesgayman
1/50 signed up

About this event

Easy Bicycling through Griffith Park and the Los Angeles River Bicycle Path

Meeting Time: 9:00AM

Ride-Out Time: 9:30AM

Return Time: 12:30 PM

Miles: 25 miles

Category: Slow Pace (8 mph)

Terrain: Mostly Flat

 

Join us for an easy ride in Griffith Park and on the Los Angeles River Bike Path. This is a perfect ride for beginners, or those who are just getting back into cycling.

Veteran Training Ride Leaders will be there to get you started, and there will be a host of new Training Ride leaders to help out. You'll also get introduced to the AIDS/LifeCycle community, and have a chance to get back on your bike.

 

MEETING PLACE:

Meet at Crystal Springs Picnic area behind the Ranger Station, and park in the lot directly behind the baseball field.


You CAN do it and we will make sure you have all the support and encouragement you need. We are friendly and fun. ALL skill levels are welcome. NO RIDER WILL EVER BE LEFT BEHIND


REQUIRED ITEMS FOR ALL RIDES (in addition to your bike):

  • A Bike Helmet
  • 2 water bottles or 1 hydration pack (like a Camelbak)- 1 bottle should be filled with an electrolyte replacement drink.
  • Bike Frame Pump or C02 cartridges
  • Tire Irons
  • 2 Tubes!
  • Patch Kit
  • A snack (energy bars are good and quick!)
  • Identification

*Street Parking is available

 

 

Directions to the trailhead

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Opens turn-by-turn directions to Los Angeles, CA, 90027 in Google Maps (new tab).

Here is a Mapquest link to the starting location Griffith Park - Crystal Springs Picnic Area  http://alturl.com/85jf2  Meet at Crystal Springs Picnic area behind the Ranger Station, and park in the lot directly behind the baseball field.

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losangelesgayman GUEST MEMBER
losangelesgayman
West Hollywood, CA

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