Alpine Community Center

located at the Alpine Elementary School
25114 Alpine Rd.
Monroe, OR 97456

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Alpine Century Ride

August 14, 2010

Century route through Lobster Valley, or the 
half-century loop over Alsea Scenic Byway.

 Click HERE for maps and route description.

Click here to pre-register.

Watch for more news soon!.

Alpine Century Ride is your opportunity for a ride through some of Oregon's wild and scenic beauty, challenging ascents and descents, fresh local food served to you at the end, and supporting rural Alpine Community Center. The 50-mile or 100-mile route include 4000 ft elevation gain and loss, plus the chance to ride the gorgeous Alsea Scenic Byway and Lobster Valley Road. Local volunteers love serving you snacks at the rest stops and a terrific fresh lunch at the end. Your registration supports the low-cost pre-school, recycling center, community garden, and other programs at Alpine Community Center.

Pre-register before August 6 to be included in the drawing. Pre-registration continues to August 11. Click here to pre-register.    

Safety and support are key as you negotiate the climbing, Highway 34 leg, the steep climb and descent in Lobster Valley,  and the switchback descent climaxing the ride into the Alpine.

Experienced and caring staff provide support at rest stops, signage warns motorists, and friendly SAG support cruises the loop to provide assistance all along the route, with friendly people and great food awaiting you after a nice ride on a warm summer day.

August 14, 2010 Schedule

7:00-8:45 am: Registration and pre-registered riders check in at Alpine Community Center at 25114 Alpine Road, Monroe, Oregon 97456.

  • Ample parking is available in the ball field behind the school buildings.
  • All riders, please sign in and sign the waiver.

11:00am: Riders who have not reached Rest stop 2 by 11:00am should not attempt the century route through Lobster Valley.

1:00-5:30 pm: A fresh and delicious lunch awaits you after your ride.

 Did you know?

More to do in the area...

This beautiful ride follows along parts of the Alsea Valley Country Trail.   Members of the trail donated items for riders who preregister. Find out more on our registration page.

 

Our route also intersects part of the new Willamette Valley Birding Trail, which is being developed now. This will be the first Oregon birding trail that includes bicycle loops as well as auto tour routes!

 

 

Check out the results of our rider's survey!

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What You Need

Helmet: Our team is doing everything to make this tour a safe and fun ride for you. You can help with proper head protection. Riders must wear an ANSI or Snell approved helmet while riding.

Clothes and Sunscreen: Bring your sunglasses and sun screen! Two water bottles are also advisable for a hot, August ride.

And just in case, tuck away a windbreaker, gloves and a rain jacket. After all this is Oregon!

Tubes and Tools: A fleet of SAG support will be patrolling to help you out of any minor jams you might encounter. But for simple flats, bring a patch kit, spare inner tube, and a frame pump. Stock your tool kit with everything you need to adjust spokes and brakes, and mend a chain.

Rules of the road will apply. Ride single file at all times.

For more information, contact:

Phone: 541-847-6028
Email: evelee@peak.org





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