Tour de Peninsula 2010 Family Bike Ride
“A Bay Area cycling classic, the Tour de Peninsula recreational bike ride and family social gathering has been a highlight of the Bay Area cycling calendar for nearly 20 years, and is the largest urban-based organized bicycle ride in the Bay Area. The ‘Dirty Shirt’ ride is back, this time at a great location nudged a few yards to the south from ’09. There are a variety of bicycle routes to suit every type of cyclist, and full day of family outdoor activities.
Kids/Family Route – 1-3 miles on bike trail in Coyote Point Park
Short Route for beginner to intermediate cyclists – 20 miles
Long Route for intermediate to experienced cyclists – 31 miles
Metric Century for advanced cyclists – 63 miles, or take the Simon Says shortcut to make it 50 miles.
Ride Schedule
Proceeds benefit the San Mateo County Parks Foundation and Bicycle Sunday – car-free biking on Canada Road for more than 60,000 cyclists annually. Registration is now open at www.supportparks.org/tdp.”
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