The GMBC executive committee strives to make our club a model for healthy and safe behaviors and we prefer that everyone on the rides is fully vaccinated and boosted.
- Please do not ride if you feel sick or have had a known recent exposure to Covid-19 or flu.
- If you are not completely vaccinated, please keep 6 feet of separation in the parking area and rest stops.
- Feel free to carry or wear a mask if it makes you feel more comfortable.
- 1809/18/2022
Century Day
Wheeler Natural Area (Dirt Lot)http://thegmbc.com/touring/RoutesData/GMBC_Century_Day.pdf1715-1797 Swift St, South Burlington, VT 05403, USAPlease pre-register for this ride here.
Three rides, all following the same route for the first 25 miles with a food stop in Bristol. The Metric Century is 62 miles (M) via Bristol and Vergennes. The full Century is 100 miles (S) traveling down to the Crown Point Bridge and returning through the Champlain Valley. Those looking for an extra challenge can do the Double Gap Century which is 113 miles and includes the Middlebury and Appalachian Gaps.
As of this posting, we have a leader for the metric century. If you plan to do the full or double-gap versions, consider contacting Phyl and volunteering to be a leader. Thanks!
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