Sand Island, Bethlehem to Easton Farmers Market  

Hello CAT Riders,

Let's ride to Easton Farmers Market.

Ride is 26 miles Pace is 10-12mph. We ride a social and comfortable pace, together, Please feel free to meet us along the way for a shorter distance.

Once we arrive at the market, we can browse the vendors. We recommend bringing saddle bags or a back pack to bring home some goodies.

https://eastonfarmersmarket.com/

Overview
8:45am ABC Quick Check
9:00 am Depart Sand Island
Arrive at Easton Farmers Market approx 10:30am
12:30pm Return to Bethlehem
Sand Island 1:30-2:00pm

D & L Trail, mostly flat, terrain dirt
Ride is 13mi.. mostly trail, then a few streets to the market.

Please feel free to meet us along the way for a shorter distance.
Freemansburg Trail - (approx 9:30a)
https://delawareandlehigh.org/map/trail-head/freemansburg-trailhead/
33 Boat Launch (approx 9:45)
https://delawareandlehigh.org/map/trail-head/route-33-boat-launch-trailhead/

All are welcome. Please share with friends.
Wearing a helmet is required on this and all CAT rides.
What to bring? We recommend snacks, plenty of water, and any other essentials like sunscreen, bug spray, sunglasses, cycling gloves and a spare tube.

Happy Trails!

Ride Leaders,
Joan Dooley C: (818) 921-2833

Weather permitting please check Meetup for any changes or cancellations.
Some kind reminders: If you are new to CAT bike rides, please go here and join the CAT ride list as with all CAT rides, all riders are required to wear a helmet. Please bring a spare tube that fits your wheel size. Consider bringing water and a snack.

All are welcome. Please share with friends. Transgender and nonbinary are welcome at all CAT bike rides, classes, and events.

This bike ride is organized by CAT-Coalition for Appropriate Transportation. CAT envisions a world where bicycling, walking/ADA accessibility, and public transportation prevail.

CAT-Coalition for Appropriate Transportation 1935 West Broad Street. Bethlehem, PA 18018 LVCAT.org Walking | Bicycling | Transit

This project is being completed in partnership with the Lehigh Valley Greenways Conservation Landscape. Funding is provided in part by a grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Bureau of Recreation and Conservation, Environmental Stewardship Fund, administered by Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor, Inc.