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Great ride yesterday to Baxter Grade and back. Thank you. First ride with group.

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Come Ride with the MLBC at https://www.rideandwalk4art.com

Please join us on March 22, 2020 for Ride & Walk4Art in the beautiful California foothills in West Calaveras County. Choose from 3 bicycle rides-25-miles, 45-miles, or 75 miles-or an easy 4.5-mile walk skirting New Hogan Lake. ​Afterwards, the Tri-Dam lions will prepare a Chicken-in-a-Barrel lunch.

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Most Popular Rural Cycling Roads in Gold Country Pardee, Comanche and Hogan Three Lakes Loop The Three Lakes Loop is a 35 mile, 3,000 elevation gain bike ride that starts in the the historic railroad town of Valley Springs and then beside the historic Pardee Reservoir. This part of the route features a ride across the Pardee spillway and a historic 1920’s bridge before riding to the Pardee Overlook Rest Stop. The ride continues to Stoney Creek Road, a fast downhill section taking cyclists into Historic Buena Vista. The route then heads out to Comanche Reservoir and then returns to Valley Springs along Burson Road and Rancho Calaveras. The final climb of this ride is up to Hogan Dam Reservoir and returns to Valley Springs. There are several local restaurants for post ride lunch or coffee at Starbucks. The Three Lakes are hardly a secret in the cycling community! The California Amgen Tour held a KOM Stage at Pardee Lookout in May 2018. And, cyclists boast of the rural country-lined-roads and hill climbs. Valley Springs is a perfect start location to ride in Gold Country.mThe Three Lakes Main Route can be extended with rides to Paloma, Campo Seco, Mokelumne Hill, Jackson, Plymouth, Volcano and Sutter Creek. Three Valley Springs Route Options – Tri Lake Loop, 40 mile, 2,884 elevation gain – Jackson and Mokelumne Hill Loop, 37mile, 3,360 elevation gain – Ione to Sutter Creek, 50 mile Loop 4,000 elevation gain Why it’s the best Some of the States most scenic Gold Rush Rural Roads are a short drive from Central Valley, Sacramento and Modesto and 2 hour drive from most Bay Area communities. How to get there West Calaveras County offers an never-ending supply of hill climbing in the Foothills, just a short drive from the Central Valley, Sacramento and Bay Area. From Stockton take CA 26 for 30 miles to Valley Springs. From Highway 49 take Highway 12 or 26 to Valley Springs. Best bike shops in Motherlode Jackson Family Sports 275 CA-88 Jackson, CA Mountain Pedaler Bicycle 352 S Main St, Angels Camp, CA Sonora Cyclery 13867 Mono Way Sonora CA For more information call The Motherlode Bicycle Coalition Founder Rob Williams, 209-531-5844 or email rbwilliams72@gmail.com. Check Meetup: Valley Springs Cyclists

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Registration for RideandWalk4Art Closes Next Week

Calaveras County Arts Council is proud to present Ride &amp; Walk4 Art, a bicycle ride and walk to raise funds for the Arts in Education program. This year, the annual fundraiser has a new venue: West Calaveras County. Cyclists from all over Northern California will pedal through Valley Springs past Camanche, New Hogan, and Pardee lakes while walkers hike Hogan Dam Trail. The $30/bicyclist and $20/walker entry fee includes a Chicken-in-a-Barrel lunch prepared by the Tri-Dam lions and there will be an on-site show featuring local artists. For more information, contact Calaverasarts.org or 209/754-1774 Have fun for the arts Rob Williams is unabashedly a champion of bicycling, the arts, and West Calaveras County. That’s why this year, as chairman and chief organizer of Calaveras County Arts Council’s Ride &amp; Walk4Art, he decided to move the event, scheduled for Sunday, March 18, from San Andreas to West Calaveras County. “We wanted to showcase the three lakes—Pardee, Camanche, and New Hogan—in the West County,” he said. “The roads are the most popular cycling routes in Calaveras and Amador Counties, and the New Hogan Trail is a very popular trail for residents and for people from out of town.” There are two rides for cyclists this year; both rides start at 9 a.m. the New Hogan Dam administration office and meander through the open countryside and wide-open grasslands of the foothills. It’s like riding through pre-Silicon Valley California. There’s a short ride—25 miles—through Campo Seco and past Camanche Lake, and a long ride—50 miles—that take cyclists past the newly reopened Buena Vista Store outside of Ione and skirts Pardee. “On the long ride, riders will enjoy climbing up Pardee Observation Look out,” Williams said. “And then the swift downhill ride on Stony Creek Road on the other side.” This year the ride will be supervised by the Calaveras Amateur Radio Club and local Stockton Bike Club members and supported by Cal-Waste Recovery Systems. The new venue for the walk for art at New Hogan has been popular. “We’ve had a big increase in registrations for the walk,” Williams said. “Local and regional hikers recognize this as being one of the best hiking trails in Northern California. It’s not a run, it’s not a triathalon, it’s a leisurely walk.” This annual event is a fundraiser for Arts in Education, a project for over 35 years of the Calaveras County Arts Council. The proceeds from the $30/bicyclist and $20/walker entry fee will go towards supporting the arts in Calaveras County Schools. According to Kathy Mazzaferro, executive director, the Council has helped school administrators and teachers provide students with quality art performances in classrooms and assemblies, paint historic murals on school walls, teach art classes, and hire theater groups like B Street Theatre from Sacramento. After all the athletics, participants can tuck into lunch of traditional Calaveras chicken-in-a-barrel, baked beans and salad donated by Mar-Val Valley Springs. Rumor has it that local fiddlers will provide Irish jigs and reels to celebrate the Saint Patrick’s Day weekend, and an outdoor art show of work by local artists will be on display. The theme of the artwork? Riding and walking in Calaveras County, of course! After Ride &amp; Walk4Art, the art will move back to the council’s gallery store in San Andreas and be on sale until April 16th. Register for Ride &amp; Walk4 www.rideandwalk4art.com or contact Rob Williams at 209.531.5844. In advance: $30 for bicyclists and $20 for walkers/ Day of event: $50

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