MPD COMMUNITY BIKE RIDE 2017.Pdf

MPD COMMUNITY BIKE RIDE The weather is getting warmer and it’s time to go on a bike ride! Come join MPD mountain bike officers from the 2nd, 3rd and 4th Police Districts! We will be riding through the neighborhoods of Lamond-Riggs, Manor Park, Brightwood Park, Petworth, Shaw, Logan, and Georgetown. Saturday, April 15th Everyone is welcome! We ask that everyone wear safety helmets. Ride for as long as you want or as little as you want, there will be several stopping points along the way feel free to join in anytime! We meet at 9:00 a.m. at the Riggs La Salle Recreation Center 501 Riggs Road, NE (meet on the Nicholson Street, NE, side) The route and stopping points are on the attached page. See you there! BIKE ROUTE Departing from the La Salle Recreation Center 501 Riggs Road, NE o West on Riggs Road, NE o Left on South Dakota Avenue, NE o Right on Galloway Street, NE Waypoint 1 – Ft. Totten Metro Station o Left on Riggs Road, NE o Continue onto Missouri Avenue, NW Waypoint 2 – Georgia Avenue Walmart – RESTROOM BREAK o West on Missouri Avenue, NW o Left on 13th Street, NW o Right on Colorado Avenue, NW o Left on Kennedy Street, NW o Right on 3rd Street, NW o Right on Kansas Avenue, NW Waypoint 3 – Sherman Circle, NW o Continue on Illinois Avenue, NW o Right on New Hampshire Avenue, NW o Right on Spring Road, NW Waypoint 4 – Raymond Recreation Center – RESTROOM BREAK o West on Spring Road, NW o Left onto 11th Street, NW o Rendezvous with 3rd District at 11th and Monroe Streets, NW o Go south on 11th Street, NW o Left on T Street, NW Waypoint 5 – Howard Theater o Right on Wiltberger Street, NW o Right on S Street, NW o Left on 6th Street, NW o West on O Street, NW o Right on 13th Street, NW Waypoint 5 - Logan Circle o West on P Street, NW o Rendezvous with 2nd District riders at Dupont Circle o Southeast on Massachusetts Avenue, NW o Right on 15th Street, NW Waypoint 6- The White House/Lafayette Park o West on Pennsylvania Avenue, NW to M Street NW o Right on 33rd Street, NW o Right on Prospect Street, NW o Right on 34th Street, NW o Left on M Street, NW o Right on Wisconsin Avenue, NW o Left on K Street, NW to Washington Circle o Right on 23rd Street, NW End at Foggy Bottom Metro Station .

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