Hybrid Cycling Routes

As with most all club cycling, they are leaderless show and go. If you are unsure contact an officer of the club (we currently do not have anyone in the position of Vice President and or Cycling Coordinator) but can get you in touch with someone who rides, and/or plan to ride with a group. These routes often go off the beaten path, and or extend into the night hours after dark. They can be more prone to popping tires, and rapid unexpected in-climate weather changes. Many of these areas DO NOT HAVE CELLULAR SIGNALS!!!  As a result of the nature of our regional terrain, they often include a variety of flatland, inclines and declines, that can at times be quite steep.  Be Prepared. Know you ability. Have the proper equipment. Know your route. Stay alert. Have spare equipment, batteries, tires, patches, tools, head and tail lights, reflectors and safety devices. Prepare for weather changes. Have emergency contacts, and leave a bike plan for someone not coming with you, in case you get stuck somewhere and/or lose contact, need a pick up or get injured. 

You are responsible for your own safety, stay alert and aware, safety equipment, high visibility, reflective clothing and lighting and knowledge/understanding of roadway safety and laws are required. If you are riding as part of the club YOU MUST SIGN AND HAVE RECEIPT OF, BY A CLUB OFFICER OR APPROVED DESIGNEE,  A WAIVER/HOLD HARMLESS AGREEMENT PRIOR TO PARTICIPATION!

 Paint Creek to Hot Springs (25 Miles R/T)

PAINT CREEK TO HOT SPRINGS MAP

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Paint Creek to Hot Springs Cue Sheet

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NOTICE 1
Safety Issue
“In consideration of the current COVID-19 National and State Emergency, and the direction of the CDC, NIH, WHO, National and State authorities, all club activities are cancelled until further notice. Will re-evaluate mid April. Please stay safe and healthy!”
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NOTICE 2
Safety Issue
(Expires TBA)
​Both the USA Centers for Disease Control and the World Health Organization have advised that we are in one of the worst flu and respiratory virus seasons in almost 50 years. Please prepare yourself to stay healthy and take steps to help keep others from infection by following good hygiene and frequent quality hand washing techniques, cover your coughs and sneezes, wipe touched items with sanitizers, and when sick stay out of the public or wear an appropriate N95 facemask. There are some deadly and easy transmitted infections that are also drug resistant, emerging. Stay safe! Stay Informed. For more information please go to the cdc.gov website and/or the who.int and search viral and infectious diseases. If your a real researcher do a general google
​of virology and epidemiology too!