LapQuest
Race Details:

LapQuest is a grassroots group ride race/non-race social event.

Come to race or just do a couple of laps at your speed. It is all the same.

This is a fun social event to celebrate what NWTA volunteers have accomplished at LL Stub Stewart over the last two years.

LapQuest is a ‘challenge ride’ to see how many laps riders can complete within FOUR hours.

The question to ask yourself is; how many laps can you do in 4-hours? –and most importantly, how many can your riding buddies do?

Everyone starts & finishes at the Buxton trailhead. Group start at 9 AM and everyone finishes by 1 PM cut-off time.

A BBQ social (and beers) follow the ride (thanks to our generous sponsors)

This is a FREE event for NWTA members. Not a member?
Sign up to be a member and support trail building:
https://secure.nw-trail.org/np/clients/nwtrail/membershipJoin.jsp


Saturday, June 11th, 2022 / 9:00 am -5pm / LL Stub Stewart State Park

Start & Finish are at the Buxton trailhead.

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nwta-ted (Jun 10, 2022 at 19:12)
The sun has accepted our offer to attend LapQuest tomorrow. Yay!!!
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