Ready? Set? Go! Full Moon Bike Ride August 15th

Do you want to howl at the moon with the Northwoods crew? Shred Valkyrie and Blue Jay by the light of the full moon?

Well, turns out, you’ll have a chance August 15th, to join the monthly FULL MOON GROUP RIDE* in the Northwoods.
The ride will be a no drop beginner to intermediate group ride. The route will depend on the skill level of the participants.

Bikers will spend around an hour on the trails. Plan to meet at the trailhead at 6:00 and begin the ride by 6:30. It will be dark by the time they return to the trailhead.
All riders must have a mountain bike in working order, helmet, front white light, rear red light, back-up light source, and water to hydrate.
After the ride, the group will continue the fun with a little grillin’ and some tunes. Bring a chair! Don’t miss the fun… Come shred with the best by the light of the moon!

Who: All mountain bikers/All skill levels

What: Full Moon Rides

Where: Northwoods, Waterworks Trailhead

When: 6:00 p.m.

How much: FREE

Why: Full moons are awesome and mountain bikes are too.

*Contingent on weather, Follow Northwoods Trails – Hot Springs Trail Conditions group for weather updates leading up to each event. Full Schedule of Series includes (based on Farmer’s Almanac):

August 15 – Full Sturgeon Moon

September 14 – Full Harvest Moon

October 13 – Full Hunter’s Moon

Nov 12 – Full Beaver Moon

Dec 12 – Full Cold Moon

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