Ride Dates: Thursdays September 3rd, 10th, 17th and 24th, October 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd and 29th

Ride Times: 3:05pm (WT) or 3:45pm (RVC) to 5:45pm (RVC) or 6:10pm (Archie Williams Saunders Lot)

Meeting Locations: We offer a pickup at Wade Thomas at 3:05pm and then meet the rest of our riders at 3:40 in the parking lot of Ross Valley Charter.

Our shuttle is free but please sign up for this service to help us avoid offering more spots than we have seats.

Who: 3rd through 5th grade girls. Participants should already have some mountain biking experience.

*Parents are more than welcome to join and your rider can even ride for free if you want to join for the whole session. Please let us know if you are interested at emilemulholland@gmail.com.

**If we need to cancel rides because of poor air quality, weather or other reasons, make up rides will be offered on weekends or during the following month.

After a great summer of sun and bike rides, we can’t wait to restart our awesome after school bike rides!

We’re offering a pick up right after school at Wade Thomas and then meeting the rest of our group at 3:40 in the parking lot for Ross Valley Charter. We’re giving ourselves a couple hours to ride, with a RVC pick up at 5:45 and a San Anselmo pick up at the Saunders lot of Archie Williams high at 6:00pm.

Before our rides, please go over your rider’s bike and address any mechanical issues that may cause problems on the trail. Also, please help your student pack all of their cycling gear including their helmet, bike gloves, lots of food, and plenty of water. Light weight knee pads, elbow pads and protective eyewear are, also, recommended. For riders who are allergic to poison oak, a single use packet (or reusable small container) of Tecnu is another great thing to pack.

We ask any participant who has recently tested positive for Covid-19, having recently taken fever reducing medication or reporting symptoms that could come from Covid-19, to please follow our state and county Covid guidelines in planning their return to our group. Riders who travel together in our van face a higher risk of exposure.

All parents of participating minors need to go to the parent portion of the CDC website and familiarize themselves with the available CDC concussion information. Concussions can and do happen during mountain biking. Sometimes symptoms will take hours or days to become apparent. It is important that we are all prepared. https://www.cdc.gov/headsup/pdfs/youthsports/parents_eng.pdf

Thank you and please feel free to contact us with any questions!