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The SF Urban Riders Off Road Ramblings newsletter is published several times a year with the highlights of our activities and off road cycling news in San Francisco. Subscribe today using the form on this page, or check out some recent newsletters by following the links below:
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Springtime trail and habitat work at Laguna Honda was a success thanks to our volunteers. Join us this summer. Next opportunity Saturday July 10, the regular second Saturday 9am party.
An announcement from Dan Schneider. Updates on Laguna Honda. In SF Urban Riders June 2021 Off Road Ramblings - https://mailchi.mp/fb728ce99091/sfur-off-road-ramblings-4920194
Lots of cool bike/hike/run events for the Crosstown Trail's 2nd Anniversary this weekend. The bike ride, the whole route or as far as you want to go, is Sunday.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-crosstown-trail-is-turning-two-sunday-tickets-156309177959
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-crosstown-trail-is-turning-two-sunday-tickets-156309177959
Write today or speak tomorrow: Peninsula Watershed Ridge Trail project up for approval at the SFPUC Commission.
The project would build 6 miles of multi-use trail along Skyline Blvd between Highway 92 and Purisima Creek Redwoods Preserve. And enhance access to the Fifield-Cahill trail to the north.
Email is due today by 5PM. Phone comments are tomorrow approximately 2PM. Details in the comments below.
The project would build 6 miles of multi-use trail along Skyline Blvd between Highway 92 and Purisima Creek Redwoods Preserve. And enhance access to the Fifield-Cahill trail to the north.
Email is due today by 5PM. Phone comments are tomorrow approximately 2PM. Details in the comments below.
The Laguna Honda Hospital and Rehabilitation Center has let us know that the trails at Laguna Honda are again open to the public.
You can now visit, and see the work that SF Urban Riders have put in with support from the hospital, the SF Community Challenge Grant Program, and hundreds of volunteer hours. Stay tuned for updates on our volunteer program.
The Hospital itself remains closed to the general public, so please stay away from the buildings and other facilities used by residents and staff. This includes the farm area and lobby.
We would like to congratulate the facility for their hard work this past challenging year, and thank them for welcoming us to restore the trails and habitat.
Please enjoy the trail system, and as always recreate responsibly when doing so.
You can now visit, and see the work that SF Urban Riders have put in with support from the hospital, the SF Community Challenge Grant Program, and hundreds of volunteer hours. Stay tuned for updates on our volunteer program.
The Hospital itself remains closed to the general public, so please stay away from the buildings and other facilities used by residents and staff. This includes the farm area and lobby.
We would like to congratulate the facility for their hard work this past challenging year, and thank them for welcoming us to restore the trails and habitat.
Please enjoy the trail system, and as always recreate responsibly when doing so.
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