Event Description
NEW INFORMATION (July 1, 2020)
The event is currently still a GO, but we've added a few new things to the process:
- A VIRTUAL option has been added to the events. Participate in a 62, 35 or 20 mile ride on your own between Sept 1 and Sept 30 and still get SWAG!!!
- Fundraisers have been updated. If you are able to FUNDRAISE $160, you will receive a FULL REFUND of your registration fee!!
- Health screenings will occur as you enter Chesapeake College. As we get closer to the event, you will be sent a form to complete and bring with you on the day of the ride.
- Rude BBQ will be served at the conclusion of your event, in a To-Go container
- Live music has, unfortunately, been cancelled
- Social distancing guidelines have been implemented and will be encouraged
Our 16th year and still going strong!! Come out and support the mission of the ShoreRivers organization. Ride the beautiful back roads of Talbot and Queen Anne’s Counties in support of ShoreRivers’ work for clean waterways. This is a great way to bring summer to a close surrounded by friends, family, and fellow community members. Register at shorerivers.org/events before September 1 to guarantee an event tee-shirt! Riders are also encouraged to join teams and create their own fundraising pages to boost support for their participation from others.
Cyclers of all ages and levels are welcome to register for 20-mile, 35-mile, or 62-mile (metric century) routes. All routes begin and end at Chesapeake College and include SAG support and rest stops with food and drink. The metric ride will kickoff at 8:00 am and the 35-mile and 20-mile send-off will follow at 10:00 am.
ShoreRivers looks forward to continued support from the community for this year’s event. Whether enjoying a Sunday bike ride, riding with friends, or promoting a business, this event is about coming together. It is not too late to create a team or sign up to join ShoreRivers in support of cleaner, healthier rivers.
All proceeds go toward ShoreRivers’ science-based education, restoration, and water quality monitoring programs. For more information, please contact Rebekah Hock at rhock@shorerivers.org
