Online Registration Will Open
Saturday, Oct 31, 2020 at 7:00 PM ET
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100k Men & Women Combined
$65
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9:30 AM
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100 km
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Teddy bears & honey money
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$65
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A serious metric century off-road gravel adventure for the determined with nearly 8,000' of elevation. Each rider receives food, beanie, & celebratory beer.
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50K Men & Women Combined
$65
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9:30 AM
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50 km
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Teddy bears & honey money
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$65
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A solid 32 mile gravel ride with over 4,000' elevation fit for riders looking for a bit less distance & knar. Each rider receives food, beanie, & celebratory beer.
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100k Cubs
$0
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9:30 AM
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100 km
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Teddy bears & bragging rights
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Students & anyone under U23. Post-ride party food not included.
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50k Cubs
$0
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9:30 AM
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50 km
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Teddy bears & bragging rights
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$0
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Students & anyone under U23. Post-ride party food not included.
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Volunteer Hero
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see event details
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Be a hero and help us put on a killer event. All volunteers receive a meal & beverage!
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NorthWoods Stewardship Center
The NorthWoods Stewardship Center is a non-profit 501(c)3 educational, research and conservation service organization serving the communities of northern Vermont and New Hampshire since 1989. Our Education, Conservation Corps, and Forest Stewardship Initiative programs interconnect to provide the knowledge and skills needed to understand the northern landscape, make use of its resources wisely, and help sustain vibrant [+more] communities and a healthier natural environment. Our Charleston, Vermont campus is a destination for quality scientific research, youth and adult education, sustainable land-management and conservation services, and outdoor recreation.
NorthWoods operates on a fundamental belief that humans can and must live prosperously on the land, while giving back to the land all that we take from it in a responsible, educated manner. We seek to enhance understanding and appreciation of the role of the natural world, and to inspire direct and positive action in the restoration and conservation of our region’s natural resources. We recognize that the knowledge necessary to achieve these goals is partial, at best, and choose to use our land base as a community resource to identify and research the best-practice models of management for the most sustainable land-use patterns in our region: forestry, recreation, energy production, and, in turn, education and action.
Your donation helps NorthWoods continue their work stewarding the landscapes of the Northeast Kingdom.
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