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FYI- There is a century ride starting from Hermiston, OR this next Saturday (10/13/07). I've never participated in this organized ride, but I understand it travels roads I frequented from my years living in Pendleton. I have fond memories of these roads and I think it will be enjoyable.
Here is all the info I have:
http://activenet3.active.com/hermiston/
The volksbike is a century ride on lightly traveled country roads in
northwest and northcentral Umatilla County. Riders experience arid and
semi-arid farmland through canyons and valleys. The route follows old
stage coach route between Hermiston, Pendleton, and Stanfield Oregon,
veiws of the Blue Mountains, wheat fields and rich agricultural land
abound. Three route to choose from all starting and ending in Hermiston
at the Hermiston Conference Center and ending during the Hohe Wuste
Oktoberfest Celebration (included in entry), 100 mile, 100 kilometer, 27
mile. All routes are supported with food and water, every 25-30 miles
on the longer routes.
Brochures are available. Cost is $25 before 10/01, $30 after 10/01
including long sleeve t-shirt and Oktoberfest entry, proceeds go to
Hermiston Recreation and Police bicycle safety program.
Here is all the info I have:
http://activenet3.active.com/hermiston/
The volksbike is a century ride on lightly traveled country roads in
northwest and northcentral Umatilla County. Riders experience arid and
semi-arid farmland through canyons and valleys. The route follows old
stage coach route between Hermiston, Pendleton, and Stanfield Oregon,
veiws of the Blue Mountains, wheat fields and rich agricultural land
abound. Three route to choose from all starting and ending in Hermiston
at the Hermiston Conference Center and ending during the Hohe Wuste
Oktoberfest Celebration (included in entry), 100 mile, 100 kilometer, 27
mile. All routes are supported with food and water, every 25-30 miles
on the longer routes.
Brochures are available. Cost is $25 before 10/01, $30 after 10/01
including long sleeve t-shirt and Oktoberfest entry, proceeds go to
Hermiston Recreation and Police bicycle safety program.