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Date(s) - 05/12/2024
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The Revolution Ride, Roll and Stroll bicycle and walk/roll fundraiser, Santa Rosa
Posted By ASJ Staff
The Revolution Ride, Roll & Stroll is a truly unique event that brings together able-bodied & disabled riders to raise funds for sports, fitness and recreation programs for kids and adults with disabilities. An all-day inspiring experience.
Alternatively, you can sign up as a virtual participant and raise funds by completing a personal activity challenge wherever you want. A streaming Virtual REV event takes place on event day for participants who choose to have a day of online fitness fun.
At the in-person event in Santa Rosa, once participants have completed their route, they are invited to enjoy a wonderful festival featuring gourmet food, wine and beer, lawn games and other fun. The festival takes place in a beautiful garden space at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Santa Rosa.
The Routes
The Revolution offers beautiful, enjoyable routes suitable for everyone. Walk or roll for a few miles along a paved path by a creek. Cycle for up to 10 miles on a family-friendly cycle path. Or take a longer 30 or 45-mile ride through Sonoma County Wine Country.
Up to 10 miles on a bike path
An out-and-back ride that includes plentiful shade and runs beside a creek. Go as far as 10 miles, but you choose your goal. Begins at 11am.
Enjoy a scenic, pedestrian-friendly path. Go as far as 10 miles, but you choose your goal. Begins at 11am.
30-Mile Ride
Ride through rolling hills to Sebastapol and the charming one-block town of Graton. Return through farmland and vineyards. Cyclists should have experience riding on roads with traffic. Begins at 9:30am.
Ride through Sebastapol to Occidental then take a challenging 5-mile loop through the redwoods, before a scenic return past apple orchards and vineyards. Or avoid the 5-mile loop of challenging climb on Coleman Valley Road and head directly back towards the hotel after reaching the Occidental Rest Stop; this makes the ride 40 miles. Cyclists taking this route should have experience on roads with traffic. Begins at 8:30am.
BORP is a comprehensive menu of adaptive sports & recreation programs serving people in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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