The weather is forecasted to be sunny and approaching the 60s this Sunday, May 1, making it a perfect day to join in on the 19th annual Rhody Bike Tour.
Thanks to the Port Townsend Bike …
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Phil Walkden, Port Townsend Bike Association’s president, led the charge during last year’s Rhody Bike Tour. The 2011 event is Sunday, May 1. Submitted photo
The weather is forecasted to be sunny and approaching the 60s this Sunday, May 1, making it a perfect day to join in on the 19th annual Rhody Bike Tour.
Thanks to the Port Townsend Bike Association, riders can choose their own riding distance – 32, 45, 55 or 62 miles. Families can join in as well for a shorter ride on the Larry Scott Trail.
Registration starts at 8 a.m. at the Haines Place Park-and-Ride (next to Safeway in Port Townsend) and ends at 10 a.m. The course closed at 4 p.m.
At the park-and-ride, grab a cup of coffee from local brewers. Afterwards, join the bicycle association for salmon sandwiches from Cape Cleare and ice cream from Elevated Ice Cream.
Visit ptbikes.org. Call 385-5979 with questions.
