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There are several great bike trails leading out of Xenia Station. Pam Burlingame once again is offering to lead us in these rides.

Details (updated 9/12)
Please sign up even if you are just going to do part of the trip!
All trails are out and back, so you can go as far as you like and head back to your car. These rides are all on trails, not on roads.

Itinerary:
Thursday - play by ear
Comment below if you will arrive early enough to do a ride
Dinner on your own

Friday - 9am start at Xenia Station
Ride from Xenia to Dayton (about 45 miles roundtrip)
We will stop at a restaurant for lunch along the way. If you would rather, feel free to bring a lunch. If you think you will not do the whole trail, bring a lunch to eat when you like.
Dinner on your own

Saturday - 9am start at Xenia Station
Ride from Xenia south on the Little Miami Trail, up to where there is a trail closure. Head back to Xenia and take the OTET if you want to make it a full century ride or metric century (63 miles).

Dinner at Nick's Restaurant 7:30 - 1443 N Detroit St, Xenia,
Comment below if you plan to be there.

Sunday - break camp/leave lodging and head up to the B&O Trail in Mansfield.
Ride will start at noon from the Bellville Trailhead: 641 State Rte 97 W
Just southeast of Der Dutchman restaurant.
Ride up to 40 miles round-trip.

Please comment what your plans are below. Text Linda with any questions: 216-973-3851
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Every ride will be out and back, so you can turn back any time. Maybe this will be the year you do a Century ride! (100 miles). Or maybe you will do 25 miles a day and still have a great time. You do not have to attend for all four days.

More details will follow, but book an AirBnb near Xenia, or plan to camp nearby. I plan to camp at John Bryan State Park; reservations can only be made 6 months in advance. This meetup will be updated at that time to let you know what site I have.

Scroll through Free to Roam past events to see the Xenia event from last year.

Text me with any questions at 216-973-3851.

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