10/06/2024 added October Exec Meeting Minutes on the Spokin'Word Tab.
10/06/2024 added October Membership Meeting Minutes on the Spokin'Word Tab.
09/30/2024 New Map 605 OFF TO APPLE CREEK starts at Clinton Trailhead.
A new 51 mile rolling ride on mostly rural country roads. Rest stop in Apple Creek. Total elevation gain
of 2415' for an average of 47' per mile. Originated by Rob Stewart, Oct. 2024
09/30/2024 added October Spokin'Word on the Spokin'Word tab. A link is also provided on bottom of this page.
09/29/2024 Revised Map 578 SILVER CREEK LOOPS starts at Canal Fulton Park.
Silver Creek Loops, heavily modified due to the route 21 construction.
09/26/2024 updated the Membership list on the Member Directory Tab.
09/24/2024 Updated year to date mileage statistics on the Mileage Stats tab. Stats are based on Ride with GPS data.
09/24/2024 added October ride schedule on the Ride Schedule - Excel tab.
09/23/2024 Revised Map 507 CAMELBACK starts at Lake Ave Trailhead.
Here is another version of route 507-Camelback. This is due to the construction on Route 21.
The original 45 mile route that crosses over 21 at Edwards Road has not been removed. That will depend on
what they do with the intersection. Hopefully they add a pedestrian crosswalk like they did at Butterbridge Rd.
09/03/2024 added September Spokin'Word on the Spokin'Word tab. A link is also provided on bottom of this page.
08/27/2024 updated the Membership list on the Member Directory Tab.
08/10/2024 New Map 604 NEW PHILLY 30% CENTURY starts at Southside Community Park in New Philadelphia.
A new 31 mile ride starting at Southside Community Park in New Philadelphia. Flat to rolling terrain.
40 ft. per mile average gain. Same route as map 215 that starts at Craig Pittman Park in Navarre.
Route by Margie Baker, August 2024. Some traffic in Strasburg and New Philly
08/05/2024 New Map 588 EMERALD NECKLACE starting in Peninsula, Ohio at Lock 29 Trailhead.
Emerald Necklace starting in Peninsula, Ohio at Lock 29 Trailhead parking lot. Created by Chuck Knott,
July 2024. This route uses roads, the trail parallels theroad thru out the park area. Multiple places
for rest stops along route.
08/05/2024 New Map 807 BISON STREET BURGER starts at Bison Street Burgers and Brews in Massillon.
Follows the Sippo Valley Trail west to Dalton and back. 16 mile route on trail, surface is a mix of
blacktop and crushed limestone. Originated by Diana Stutzman,2024
08/05/2024 Revised Map 507 CAMELBACK starts at Lake Ave Trailhead.
The 45 mile route has been revised, it no longer uses Grill road due to the construction.
07/21/2024 Revised Map 356 MICKEY D METRIC starts at Jackson Community Park.
A rolling to hilly 65 mile route starting at Jackson Community Park in Jackson Township.
Originated July 1994, brought into Ride with GPS July 2024.
07/20/2024 New Map 603 DON`T LEAVE THE RIVER starts at Southside Community Park in New Philadelphia.
A new 52 mile ride starting at Southside Community Park in New Philadelphia. Flat to rolling terrain with
a couple hills. 39ft. per mile average gain. Originated by Mark Coventry.
07/14/2024 New Map 602 ASHLAND CENTURY starts at Lake Ave Trailhead in Massillon.
A new century route to Ashland Ohio. Rest stop in Ashland at mile 50 and Wooster at mile 76.
Total elevation 5337', average gain per mile 52'. Originated by Rob Stewart, July 2024
07/14/2024 New Map 601 DOWN TO ROBERTSVILLE starts at Metzger Park in Louisville.
A new 28 mile route starting at Metzger Park in Louisville. Mostly hilly rural roads,
with 1449' elevation gain, average 52' per mile. Originated by Denny Simon, July 2024
07/14/2024 New Map 600 OUT CENFIELD IN GEORGETOWN starts at Metzger Park in Louisville.
A new 32 mile route starting at Metzger Park in Louisville. Mostly flat to rolling on rural roads
with 1641' of elevation, average of 51' per mile. Originated by Denny Simon, July 2024
07/14/2024 New Map 599 WALBORN-DEER CREEK starts at Metzger Park in Louisville.
A new 34 mile route starting at Metzger Park in Louisville Ohio. Rolling terrain total elevation
gain of 1276' for an average gain of 38' per mile. Originated by Denny Simon, June 2024
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