• Date
    Saturday October 13, 2018 at
    8:00am to 12:00pm EDT
    past event
  • Type
    Group Ride
  • Activities
    Mountain Bike
  • Location
    , Virginia United States
    1900 Crystal Dr, Arlington, VA 22202
  • Website
  • Registration
    Open Paid
Group Ride Details:

Join us on October 13 for the 7th Annual Arlington Fun Ride This scenic, family-friendly bike ride will give the anticipated 250+ participants a chance to experience the paved, multi-use trails that make up the “Arlington Loop” while enjoying support from rest stops in Crystal City, Columbia Pike, Ballston and Rosslyn. To ensure the ride is accessible and inclusive of all experience levels, riders may choose to start at any of the 4 rest stops along the loop to complete 16-, 12-, 8- and 4-mile distances, ending at our Environmental Action Festival at the finish in Crystal City. Optional environmental challenges will also be offered at each rest stop for the chance to win raffle entries. There will also be a shorter 3-mile Kidical Mass children’s loop in Crystal City, suitable for riders ages 10 and under. The event is hosted by Phoenix Bikes and EcoAction Arlington, and supported by Arlington County, local businesses, bike advocates and other community partners.







The goal of the Arlington Fun Ride is to encourage individuals and families to safely use Arlington’s trail system for green transportation, fun, and fitness. New this year, riders will have the option to test their environmental knowledge at each rest stop as part of the national and local Plastic Free Challenge. Successful completion of each rest stop environmental trivia question will gain participants extra entries into prize raffles to be drawn at the Environmental Action Festival at the finish.

REGISTRATION:

$15 / individual
$40 / family of 4


The first 200 riders will receive a complimentary t-shirt to commemorate the ride. ALL riders will get one raffle entry for each rest stop they pass through and an additional raffle entry for crossing the finish line in Crystal City and each rest stop environmental challenge completed. Raffle prizes will be drawn at the Environmental Action Festival in Crystal City, immediately following the ride (must be present to win).

Course Overview:

ALL RIDES FINISH IN CRYSTAL CITY, where the Environmental Action Festival will be held from 10:30am-12pm. PLEASE NOTE THAT WALK UP / DAY OF REGISTRATION IS LIMITED TO STARTING IN CRYSTAL CITY ONLY. Approximate ride start locations, distances to the finish line, and the respective check-in and start times for each, are as follows:

Crystal City (1900 Crystal Drive) / 16 miles / Check-in begins @ 7am, start @ 8am
Columbia Pike (at Arlington Mill) / 12 miles / Check-in/start between 8am – 9am
Ballston (TBD) / 8 miles / Check-in/start between 9am – 10am
Rosslyn (TBD) / 4 miles / Checkin/start between 9:30am – 10:30am
Kidical Mass Ride Loop (1900 Crystal Drive) / 3 miles / Check-in begins @ 9am, start @ 10am in Crystal City
**RIDE IS RAIN OR SHINE – NO REFUNDS WILL BE ISSUED**

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