Pre-registration for Nonmembers
Pre-registration for this event is optional, but strongly encouraged.
Leader: Ted Ognibene (510) 914-1065 text
Meet at 8:00 am
Start Location: Healdsburg - W. Matheson St and Vine St
Pre-registration
Come on out and bag another three of the GPC 2025 Epic Dead Ends, or start them with a bang. Meet in Healdsburg at W. Matheson and Vine at 8:00 with an 8:15 rollout. We will hit the hardest one first, Pine Flat, then roll south along 128 to the second climb, Ida Clayton. Then we will leave the busy highway and detour along Franz Valley to Calistoga with a lunch stop at Cal Mart at mile 58. After lunch, we will climb Diamond Mountain, our third and final epic dead end for the day. We will then head back to Sonoma County along the Petrified Forest, Porter Creek and Mark West Springs Roads and follow 101 back to Healdsburg. The route can be found here: Napa Epics. This will be a no drop ride with regroups at the top and bottom of the climbs and the ride leader will be open to suggestions for additional fueling stops. Pre-registration is greatly appreciated so I know if anyone is coming.
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