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WHITEHORSE CYCLISTS - RIDE CALENDAR - July 2021 Public version Participation in these rides implies acceptance of the terms of the Club Ride Terms and Conditions, available on request All rides will return to the start point, unless specifically stated otherwise Carry MYKI card, spare tubes, tools, wet wipes, and first aid kit (available for $2) on your bike if possible All rides must comply with the relevant COVID restrictions The Ride Leader can set a limit on the number of riders, divide the ride, and/or change the route Ride leaders or coordinators: please send JPG or PDF of the ride sheet to Steve - [email protected] New Riders & Membership enquiries: Jennie F 0416 154 865 Descriptions of Ride Types: www.whitehorsecyclists.org.au "About Rides" Ride Calendar compiler: Steve R 0414 991 231 Note: If "SMS" appears with the leader's name, please send an SMS by 6pm the previous day. No "SMS" means you should just turn up. (M) = Morning tea (L) = Lunch (B) = Bail-out possible (F) = Finish CP = Car park RS = Railway station SC = Shopping centre Ck = Creek Tr = Track, Trail Remaining rides for 18-30 June 2021 All rides will conform with COVID requirements Date Ride Title Route Description km Leader Friday Koonung Trail, Park Rd, Heads Rd, Mullum Mullum Trail, 40 Noel M Fri 18/6 9:30 am Apple Pie Ride (M) Petty's Orchard, Yarra Trail M 0427 829 318 A 40 km loop departing Darebin Parklands, along Darebin Ck Trail, Metropolitan Ring SMS Sat 19/6 40 Northern Parks and Rivers Rd Trail, Morning Coffee and Canoli at Thats Amore, Merri Crk Trail, St Georges Rd Tiana E 9.30 am M path, Westgarth St, Wingrove St Fairfield, back to Darebin Parklands. Not many hills! 0408 471 898 Sun 20/6 42 SMS Gay C Sunday: Kew Gardiners Ck, Hawthorn (M), Kew, Anniversary Tr, Surrey Drive, Blackburn. 9:30 am M 0416 124 377 SMS Monday 21/6 Beat the Hills Monday 32 As for Monday, 7th June (see above) Gordon L 9 am 1 in 20 E/M 0409 857 350 Tues 22/6 Easy Tuesday Meet at Glenhuntly RS 0900 to catch the 0915 train to Kananook RS - McClelland 32 SMS Gay C 9 am Sculpture Centre Sculpture Pk (M), Seaford Wetlands, Edithvale Wetlands, Mordialloc RS (L)(F). E 0416 124 377 Tue 22/6 Medium Tuesday Anniversary Trail, Hedgeley Dene Gardens, Alma Rd (M), Albert Park, Southbank, 45 Terry R 9 am Alma Road Coffee Goschs Paddock, Lennox St, Dights Falls, Yarra Trail M 0432 551 678 Tunstall Sq, Old Warrandyte Rd, Mullum Mullum Tr, Diamond Ck Tr, SMS Tues 22/6 MAD Tuesday 70 Bridge St, Montmorency (M), Sherbourne Rd, Karingal Dv, Plenty River Tr, Bruce E 9.30 am Fawkner M Ring Rd Tr, Merri Ck Tr, Coburg Lakes (L) Westgarth St, Yarra Tr 0409 790 926 Tue 22/6 Hard Tuesday Frankston-Baxter Tr, Peninsula Link Tr, Baxter, Frankston-Flinders Rd, Western Port 105 Bryan D 9.30 am Flinders Bay Tr, Frankston-Flinders Rd, Mornington-Flinders Rd, White Hill Rd, Nepean Hwy H 0421 814 586 Thurs 24/6 Easy Thursday Koonung Trail, Mullum Mullum Trail, Main Yarra Trail, Eltham (M). 30 SMS Joyce H 9:30 am Eltham Return same way. E 0419 102 268 Thurs 24/6 Medium Thursday 50 John P Dandenong Ck Tr, Dandenong (M), Eastlink Tr back to Koomba Park. 9 am Dandenong M 0488 999 084 Whitehorse Cyclists - Public Ride Calendar - July 2021 If "SMS" appears with the leader's name, please send an SMS by 6pm. If no "SMS" - just turn up. Page 2 of 9 Date Ride Title Route Description km Leader Thur 24/6 Gardiners Creek trail, Southbank (M), Footscray Rd, 60 Nathan F MAD Thursday Maribyrnong 9:30 am Maribyrnong River trail, Maribyrnong (L) M 0416 108 879 Lilydale (M), Inverness Rd, Kalorama, Falls Rd, Olinda (L), Perrins Ck Rd, SMS Thu 24/6 Hard Thursday 82 Grantulla Rd, School Rd, Selby-Aura Rd, Batesleigh Rd, Belgrave Heights, Charlie S 9.30 am Dandy's East Side H Tecoma, UFTG, Bayswater. https://www.strava.com/activities/2484110659 0412 515 488 Friday: American Doughnut Koonung Trail, Ivanhoe Blvd, Capital City Trail, Carlton, Queen Vic Market, 40 Cheryl C Fri 25/6 9:30 am Kitchen Yarra Trail, Koonung Trail M 0400 399 884 Fri 25/6 We'd love to meet you at the next Club Lunch ... Everyone is welcome. No need to Shirl P Monthly Club Lunch 12 noon book. Just turn up! Partners and guests welcome. 0415 661 241 Sat 26/6 Dandenong Creek, Bayswater, Blind Creek Trail, Knox City, Chesterfield Farm (M), 40 SMS Joanne E Eastern Suburbs Ramble 9.30 am Jells Park, Shepherds Bush, Vermont E 0401 186 921 Sun 27/6 Sunday: Hays, Darebin Ck Tr, Bundoora, Mill Park (M), MacLeod (B), 38 SMS Bruce D 9:30 am Bundoora Heidelberg, Burke Rd Tr E/M 0430 225 295 Mon 28/6 32 SMS Gordon L Beat the Hills Monday As for Monday, 7th June (see above) 9 am E/M 0409 857 350 City to Williamstown (M) and back. This place was named after William IV (King of Tues 29/6 Easy Tuesday SMS Helga O UK 1830-1837) and its Post Office, built in 1860, is the oldest post office building still 9:30 am William's Town 0407 908 741 standing in Victoria. The tea rooms are pretty good too. Tue 29/6 Medium Tuesday Koonung Tr, Darebin Ck Tr, Dougharty Rd, Bamfield Rd, Macleod (M), 40 Terry R 9 am Macleod River Gum Walk, Yarra Trail, Ruffey Ck Tr, Leeds St, Koonung Ck Tr M 0432 551 678 Canterbury Rd, Gardners Ck Tr, East Malvern RS, Murrumbeena RS (M), train to Berwick RS, Bike Tr by Princes Hwy/Fwy, over Narre Warren North Rd, SMS Tues 29/6 MAD Tuesday 75 over Belgrave Hallam Rd, Gunns Res (L), Track to Endeavour Hills SC, John B 9.30 am Berwick M Massgeil Park Dr, Kennington Pr Dr, Power Rd, Baden Powell Dr, Brady Rd, 0418 102 541 Dandenong Ck Tr, Heatherdale RS (B) Blackburn, Orchard Rd, Highbury Rd, Burwood Hwy, Knox (Blind Ck) Tr, Tue 29/6 Hard Tuesday 70 Michael H Ferntree Gully, Belgrave, Selby, Grantulla Rd, Kallista, Sassafras Ck Rd, 9.30 am Belgrave & Sassafras Creek H 0414 658 766 Sassafras, The Basin, Dandy Ck Tr. 800m ascent. When the trail is muddy, take extra care! Whitehorse Cyclists - Public Ride Calendar - July 2021 If "SMS" appears with the leader's name, please send an SMS by 6pm. If no "SMS" - just turn up. Page 3 of 9 Rides for JULY 2021 All rides will conform with COVID requirements Date Ride Title Route Description km Leader Thurs 1/7 Easy Thursday Sightseeing deviations off Dandenong & Tararalla Creek Trails. 40 SMS Lawrie J 9:30 am Two Creeks Arndale Shopping Centre (M). 3 km of unsealed tracks E 0428 506 513 Lake Rd, Mahoneys Rd, pipeline & back streets to Glen Waverley, Scotchmans Ck Tr, Thurs 1/7 Med Thurs 41 Ross J Oakleigh (M), Urban Forest, Anniversary Tr, Surrey Hills, Gawler Chain, Bushy Ck Tr, 9 am Glen Waverley & Oakleigh M 0431 473 557 Dorking Rd, BH-R Rail Tr Along minor streets, Gardiners Ck Tr, Urban Forest, Rosstown Tr, Gardenvale (M), Thurs 1/7 MAD Thursday 58 John P Elwood Canal, Bay Tr, Port Melb light rail Tr, Southbank (L)(B), Yarra Tr, 9:30 am Parish of Gardenvale M 0488 999 084 Gardiners Ck Tr Sassafras (M), Kalorama, Olinda Creek Rd (Melway 120 A10) & Silvan Rd, Chalet SMS Thurs 1/7 Hard Thursday 75 Rd, RJ Hamer Arboretum (L), Olinda, Olinda–The Basin Rd, The Basin, Mitcham RS. Peter G 9:30 am Dandenong Ranges H https://ridewithgps.com/trips/67880417 0400 668 429 Koonung Trail, Park Rd, Heads Rd, Mullum Mullum Trail, 40 Noel M Fri 2/7 9:30 am Apple Pie Ride (M) Petty's Orchard, Yarra Trail M 0427 829 318 Koonung Tr, Hays Paddock, Anniversary Tr, Ferndale Tr, Hedgeley Dene Gardens, Sun 4/7 Sunday #1: Malvern 50 SMS Bruce E Central Park (M), Burke Rd, Finch Rd, Manning Rd, Ardrie Park, Dandenong Rd, 9:30 am Meander M 0409 790 926 Belmore Rd, East Malvern, Gardiners Ck Tr, Box Hill, Mersey Rd, Bushy Ck Tr Sun 4/7 Sunday #2: 40 SMS Mike McN Circuit ride - Yarra River, Albert Park Lake circuit, Boatshed Café (M) 9:30 am Fairly Flat Ride E 0407 509 048 Our regular weekly ride from Bayswater Park to Sassafras via the famous 1 in 20 ascent. Meet at the north end of Jim Abernathy Memorial Drive (Melway 64 F3) SMS Monday 5/7 Beat the Hills Monday This ride is for anyone interested in a gradual climb for a tea/coffee treat at Sassafras. 32 Gordon L 9 am 1 in 20 It is done in an environment of peer support, where everybody will achieve. E/M 0409 857 350 Hill climbing beginners are particularly encouraged! No one will be left to ride alone. You won't even need to use your lowest gear. Give this ride a try! Whitehorse Cyclists - Public Ride Calendar - July 2021 If "SMS" appears with the leader's name, please send an SMS by 6pm. If no "SMS" - just turn up. Page 4 of 9 Date Ride Title Route Description km Leader SMS Tues 6/7 Easy Tuesday Main Yarra Tr, Merri Ck Tr, Capital City Tr, Park Rd, West Brunswick Shimmy, 35 Loreto B 9:30 am Pentridge O'Hea St, Pentridge (M), Merri Ck Tr, Westgarth St, Darebin Ck Tr E 0412 289 236 Tues 6/7 Medium Tuesday Koonung Tr, Tunstall Sq, Mullum Mullum Ck Tr, Yarra Tr, Eltham Tea Pot (M), 42 John Van V 9 am Tea Pot Cafe Yarra Tr, Westerfolds Park, Yarra Tr, Koonung Tr M 0418 393 833 Tues 6/7 MAD Tuesday Koonung Tr, Mullum Mullum Tr, Croydon (M), Trawalla Tr, Rail Tr, Blind Ck Tr, 70 SMS Jim G 9:30 am Croydon-FTG Eastlink Tr, Dandenong Ck Tr, Jells Park (L), Highbury Rd, Blackburn Rd M 0419 517 363 Tues 6/7 Hard Tuesday Main Yarra Tr, Kew Blvd, Gardiners Ck Tr, Footscray Rd, Maribyrnong River Tr, Park 70 TBA.
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