Cycling Vancouver History


Details
The Outing: Join us as we bike to a fascinating look at Vancouver's rich history. We'll first visit the Pearson Air Museum to check out vintage aircraft and then the Ft. Vancouver National Site to walk the recreated fort, originally established by the Hudson's Bay Company in 1825. Returning by way of the Land Bridge and Esther Short Park (often called "Vancouver's Living Room"), we'll stop for coffee and conversation before finishing back at our start point. This is a very easy short ride, about 5 miles, with only a slight uphill grade near the finish.
Entry fees: Pearson Air Museum is free. Entry to Ft. Vancouver National Site is $10. Tickets can be purchased online -- Google "Ft. Vancouver National Site" and scroll down to "Buy Pass."
The leader needs: Your full name, cell number and email address in advance of the outing. If you bring a guest (1 allowed), include their full name, cell number and email and the name and number of an emergency contact.
Outing donation: Sierra Club members $2, non-members $4, cash or check (made out to Sierra Club). We're unable to accept Venmo, or debit/credit cards at the meeting location. Please have correct amount.
Meeting time/location: 9:30 a.m. July 24/Thurs, Clark PUD, on Ft. Vancouver Way.
Waiver: Sierra Club outing policy requires all participants to sign a waiver of liability. This is done at the meeting location.
What to wear and bring: Clothing to suit weather. **Bike helmet is required. **Any bike is fine, but must be in good condition -- check tires, cables and derailleur. Have a FULL water bottle that can be carried on your bike. Wear bike shoes or running shoes -- no flip-flops.
Weather: Any rain or wet streets cancels this ride. You'll receive a weather update and reminder on July 22/Tues.
Pets: This outing is not suitable for pets.
Questions: Email the outing leader: tripsguy@aol.com .

Cycling Vancouver History