Santa Cruz to Monterey
My favorite ride of all time is the 108-miler from Natural Bridges in Santa Cruz down to Fisherman’s Wharf in Monterey. Here are the photos I took on the ride
My favorite ride of all time is the 108-miler from Natural Bridges in Santa Cruz down to Fisherman’s Wharf in Monterey. Here are the photos I took on the ride
After Brian Chun showed me this route I’ve made a few changes taking some of the brutal climbs out of the route. The next time I’m leading this one is
On June 6th at 7AM I’ll meet up with Karin Weller, Barry Schwartz, Robert Sexton, and Ken Emerson at the Starbucks in Fremont near the BART station to ride the
I created this route so I could have a 65 mile ride up to Half Moon Bay and back. The route sheet is at this link and this is a
On October 26th I’m leading a ride from the Pueblo Day Use Area in Santa Teresa County Park. We roll at 8:30AM and there will be a BBQ at the
This RideWithGPS route will take us from the Jack in the Box at Santa Teresa and Cottle south to Morgan Hill then north on the Coyote Creek Trail and over
So far, the only organized running event I plan to run this year is Wharf to Wharf in July which I hope to run in under 50 minutes. To do
The Winter Solstice ride was originally a Double (aka 200 miler) first conceived and ridden by the Bikeaholics in 1997 and has come and gone over the years. For the
In 2010 I set a goal for myself of a century-a-week but could only do 46 due to a leg injury in November that year. This year I succeeded in
This ride starts in south San Jose and heads further south to climb Roop Rd and Gilroy Hot Springs then fly down Canada Road before heading back to San Jose.