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Bike ride from Rumney, NH to Riverside Park in Wentworth, NH
Bike ride from Rumney, NH to Riverside Park in Wentworth, NH
Bike ride from Rumney, NH to Riverside Park in Wentworth, NH
Bike ride from Rumney, NH to Riverside Park in Wentworth, NH
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Join us on a scenic, low-traffic bike ride along the Baker River Valley from Rumney, NH to Wentworth, NH using quiet backroads. We will meet at the Rumney Baptist Church, as they have a large dirt parking lot behind the church. We will bike on Buffalo Road, then a very short distance on both East Side Road to Rt 25, and then end at Riverside Park in Wentworth, where we will have lunch. Riverside Park has a couple of picnic tables and a river and swimming hole. We may go out for beverages afterwards for any one interested.
The bike ride is just shy of 9 miles each way, so a total of 18 miles. The ride is mostly flat with some gentle rolling hills. The roads are paved, except for a one mile portion on a well maintained dirt road. I've done this ride quite fine with hybrid bike, so a mountain bike is not necessary.
This event is scheduled in association with the GO gathering in Waterville Valley (note it is 38 minutes / 26 miles from Osceola Vista campground to Rumney Baptist Church where the ride will start). In case of rain, the first option is to reschedule this bike ride for Sunday June 28. Option 2 would be to change this bike ride to an easy/moderate hike at Waterville Valley, in case that hiking closer by would be a better option than a bike ride on Saturday
Directions
We will meet at Rumney Baptist Church at 375 Main St, Rumney, NH 03266. Please use Google Maps to determine the directions. There is a large dirt parking lot in the back of the Rumney Baptist Church. We will be driving a Black Chevy Bolt. We will send our cell phone numbers to those that sign up for the hike.
We will not be at the GO gathering on Saturday morning, but rather will be coming from Plymouth, NH. If you're coming from the GO gathering, please consider carpooling to limit the number of cars, especially since you can usually carry 2-3 bikes on a bike rack.
About this event
Join us on a scenic, low-traffic bike ride along the Baker River Valley from Rumney, NH to Wentworth, NH using quiet backroads. We will meet at the Rumney Baptist Church, as they have a large dirt parking lot behind the church. We will bike on Buffalo Road, then a very short distance on both East Side Road to Rt 25, and then end at Riverside Park in Wentworth, where we will have lunch. Riverside Park has a couple of picnic tables and a river and swimming hole. We may go out for beverages afterwards for any one interested.
The bike ride is just shy of 9 miles each way, so a total of 18 miles. The ride is mostly flat with some gentle rolling hills. The roads are paved, except for a one mile portion on a well maintained dirt road. I've done this ride quite fine with hybrid bike, so a mountain bike is not necessary.
This event is scheduled in association with the GO gathering in Waterville Valley (note it is 38 minutes / 26 miles from Osceola Vista campground to Rumney Baptist Church where the ride will start). In case of rain, the first option is to reschedule this bike ride for Sunday June 28. Option 2 would be to change this bike ride to an easy/moderate hike at Waterville Valley, in case that hiking closer by would be a better option than a bike ride on Saturday
Directions to the trailhead
Get directions Opens turn-by-turn directions to Rumney, NH, 03266 in Google Maps (new tab).
We will meet at Rumney Baptist Church at 375 Main St, Rumney, NH 03266. Please use Google Maps to determine the directions. There is a large dirt parking lot in the back of the Rumney Baptist Church. We will be driving a Black Chevy Bolt. We will send our cell phone numbers to those that sign up for the hike.
We will not be at the GO gathering on Saturday morning, but rather will be coming from Plymouth, NH. If you're coming from the GO gathering, please consider carpooling to limit the number of cars, especially since you can usually carry 2-3 bikes on a bike rack.
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I look forward to seeing everyone on Saturday, weather right now looks great!
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