Ride Schedule
- Thursday, June 11, 2026
- 9:30ASport/132323.123.10Deans Mill LoopCharles Adams
Our ride today will start at wylie lane town park in south Bethlehem then head west up Rupert rd to Spawn Hollow then south to New Baltimore, Up the senic Deans mill rd back to our Air Conditioned cars, its gonna be a hot one 87 degrees theres no water stops bring all you can carrry for this ride. T storms forcast for the afternoon hence the early start and shorter route today. I'll lead from the middle and back today.
- 6PSport/122121.221.20TGIT #8 - Feura Bush 12067 - Alternate RouteSteve White
Thank Goodness It's Thursday ride #8 for the 2026 season. This ride series will be no drop with leader sweeping the route. Please note pace and terrain. Rolling hills on this route. Faster riders welcome. Restrooms available near parking lot. Rain at the start will cancel. Updates via email. Please print cue sheet if you want a paper copy.
- Saturday, June 13, 2026
- 8ATour/155857.757.70Jewell Rd. CL (Early start!)Kevin Kralovic
Ride to the Gansvoort area. Warm weather start at 8:00 a.m. (Did that last week and it was really comfortable.) One rest stop scheduled. All groups welcome. Rain cancels and ride will be updated by 7 a.m. if necessary. Ride Leader cell: 518-727-2417.
- 10:30ASport/122525.125.10WOW Ride - The Hub- Horicon, NY Brant BeaverAmy Perillo
This ride was cancelled last weekend due to the weather. I ened up doing it anyway inbetween the raindrops and it was awesome! Let's give it another try this Saturday. This is a casual non-competitive women's only ride. Leader will sweep from the rear and no one will be left behind. There are some bumpy sections on the roads and some very short climbs. A bit of light traffic could be encountered in certain spots. The Hub will not be open at the start. If you need a restroom before the ride I suggest going to Stewarts very close by in Chestertown. Lunch at the Hub afterwards is an option!
- 9ACasual/105252.452.40Dorset Adventure RideRobert Jones
This is a total unknown. Never ridden this route. Not sure where we'll park. Don't even know if the roads shown on Ridewithgps are actual roads. Don't know if there is anyplace to get food/water during the ride. I'm probably riding a mountain bike and wearing a backpack. Reaaaallly steep hill at the beginning. Goal is to finish in time to have lunch at Dorset Bakery.
Join at your own risk!
Will leave Albany area around 7:30am. Might be a few minutes late for 9am start.
UPDATE: My Google Maps research suggests these gravel roads might actually be roads. I'll be using a gravel bike, with the understanding that I could end up carrying it in a few spots that I couldn't see on Google Maps. Stil have not found place for food and water.
- Sunday, June 14, 2026
- 9:30ASport/12.54646.146.10Cossayuna Lake - The Spring EditionElayne Livote
Please join me for one of my favorite rides. It goes by both Summit and Cossayuna Lakes. The ride is somewhat challenging (62 feet per mile of elevation gain), more rolling than crazy climbs but the spectacular views and mostly quiet roads make it worthwhile.
The ride starts in Hudson Crossing Park in Schuylerville. The parking lot is on the right 0.3 miles in from Route 4. There's a porta potty in the parking lot, but a better pre-ride bet is the Stewart's down the road on Broad Street / Route 4 in Schuylerville. We pass a Stewart's at mile 14.4 and another one in Greenwich around mile 38 (with a slight detour).
There will be an extended stop at Lakeside General Store at mile 29. The offerings are too good to not stop in and enjoy.
Please download the ride to your device/phone app or print a cue sheet, as no cue sheets will be provided by the ride leader. Make sure your bike is in good working order and bring spare tubes, water, and snacks.
Please be respectful as we ride through the lakeside communities. Don't ride too fast and don't yell "Car Back!" too loudly. I'm the one most guilty of that ;-).
If the ride needs to be cancelled for rain or poor air quality, all signed up riders will receive an email by 7am the morning of the ride.
- 7:30ACasual/102221.721.70Sunday Morning Wake Up RideDave Higgins
Steve is away this week, so I'm filling in for him. The
We usually have riders going at various speeds; I'll be riding sweep to make sure nobody gets dropped. We will stop mid-ride at the Stewart's in Altamont for coffee, bagels, or something else.
Be sure to download the route to your phone, or print it at home to bring with you.
Hopefully any rain will hold off, so let's ride!
- Tuesday, June 16, 2026
- 6:30PTour/142726.826.80Tuesday Evening River Ride - SCCCChristian Hess
Come out and join us for this weekly ride series along the Mohawk River on Tuesday evenings. These rides will be flat and utilize the Mohawk-Hudson Bike-Hike Trail as much as possible. 'On-road' portions of the route will use NY-5S or other secondary roads.
Sunset on June 16th is 8:37 PM and Civil Twilight is at 9:12 PM. A headlight and taillight are recommended for the ride - As we will likely finish after sunset but prior to civil twilight.
- Wednesday, June 17, 2026
- 6PSport/122120.520.50Wednesday Evening in FultonvilleSteven Hickey
Come join us in Fultonville for an evening ride through the rolling terrain of Montgomery County. This will be a No Drop ride. Please note pace and terrain.
As a reminder - Please bring proper clothing, nutrition and repair supplies for your selected bike. The ride will depart the starting location at the posted time. So please arrive at least 15 minutes prior to the starting time. Rain at start will cancel the ride.
- Thursday, June 18, 2026
- 5:30PTour/153030.030.00Thursday “4 Corners Ride” DelmarMichelle DePuy
Join us this Thursday for the 4 Corners Ride! We'll roll out at 5:30 PM from the former Real McCoy Brewery location in Delmar, next to Brewtus Coffee. The route is approximately 30 miles, with the main climb being Relea. It's a great opportunity to build endurance, improve speed, and gain confidence on the bike in a supportive group setting.
Riders of all abilities are welcome, and this is a great chance to challenge yourself while riding with others who encourage and support one another. Whether you're looking to get stronger, ride a little farther, or simply enjoy a fun evening on the bike, we'd love to have you join us.
CBRC Biking will also be riding the same route with a 6:00 PM start. Our earlier rollout gives us the opportunity for a slightly longer ride while still finishing around the same time as the main group.
This week's ride will be a bit more spirited, with an expected average pace of 14–16 mph, but it remains a true no-drop ride. No one will be left behind, and I'll be sweeping from the rear to help keep everyone together and supported throughout the ride.
Please note there are no bathrooms open at the start location, but there is a Stewart's just east on the rail trail if needed.
Hope to see you there for a great ride and a fun evening together!
- 6PSport/122726.926.90Thank Goodness It's Thursday #9 - Tri County Ride Longer VersionSteve White
Thank Goodness It's Thursday ride #9 for the 2026 season. This ride series will be no drop with leader sweeping the route. Beginning at mile 1.5, there is a steady climb for 7 miles. There are two rewards for making this climb. One is riding on the very quiet and beautiful roads above Altamont and the other is a 11 mile descent. This ride is 26.9 miles long with 1682 feet of climbing and includes views of the Schoharie Valley. It will travel over roads in Albany, Schoharie, and Schenectady counties. A shorter version of the ride is also available. Faster riders welcome. Rain at the start will cancel. Updates via email. Please print cue sheet if you want a paper copy.
- 6PSport/122222.322.30Thank Goodness It's Thursday #9 - Tri County RideSteve White
Thank Goodness It's Thursday ride #9 for the 2026 season. This ride series will be no drop with leader sweeping the route. Beginning at mile 1.5, there is a steady climb for 7 miles. There are two rewards for making this climb. One is riding on the very quiet and beautiful roads above Altamont and the other is a 9 mile descent. This ride is 22.3 miles long with 1321 feet of climbing. It will travel over roads in Albany, Schoharie, and Schenectady counties. A longer alternate route with views of the Schoharie Valley is also available. Faster riders welcome. Rain at the start will cancel. Updates via email. Please print cue sheet if you want a paper copy.
- Saturday, June 20, 2026
- 10:30ASport/124141.241.20Canajoharie PlateausBill Little
It's Back! This is the (hopefully) still popular ride from downtown Canajoharie, exploring the plateaus on both sides of the Mohawk River by way of a mid-point in Fort Plain. Thanks to Chris Hess for the original route, from which this deviates in places, for the better I think. This route involves long ups and downs on both sides of the river, and the reward is a series of expansive valley views. There is a Stewarts in Fort Plain, where we can stop and fuel up. There will be Saturday morning traffic in both Towns, requiring that you ride defensively.
Please download the route to your bike computer or print out the cue sheet. If at any time during the ride you wish to shorten your ride and head back to the start, please call and alert the ride leader at 518-861-8769. Rain or strong winds at the start may cause postponemnt or cancellation.
- 10ASport/123534.734.70MHCC Brewery TourChristian Hess
Come out and join us on this monthly ride series where we visit breweries in and around the Capital District.
This months host will be Sunken City Cider in Gilboa, NY. Today's route will take us through the high country to the East of the Schoharie Valley on mainly quiet and rural roads. The brewery will have a food truck and their usual selection of ciders for us to enjoy at the end of the ride.
As a reminder - Please bring proper clothing, nutrition and repair supplies for your selected bike. The ride will depart the starting location at the posted time. So please arrive at least 15 minutes prior to the starting time.
Ride Metrics (per Ride with GPS): 34.7 miles, 2917 TGIF, Max Grade = 8.0%
- Thursday, June 25, 2026
- 5:30PTour/153030.030.00Thursday “4 Corners Ride” DelmarMichelle DePuy
Join us this Thursday for the 4 Corners Ride! We'll roll out at 5:30 PM from the former Real McCoy Brewery location in Delmar, next to Brewtus Coffee. The route is approximately 30 miles, with the main climb being Relea. It's a great opportunity to build endurance, improve speed, and gain confidence on the bike in a supportive group setting.
Riders of all abilities are welcome, and this is a great chance to challenge yourself while riding with others who encourage and support one another. Whether you're looking to get stronger, ride a little farther, or simply enjoy a fun evening on the bike, we'd love to have you join us.
CBRC Biking will also be riding the same route with a 6:00 PM start. Our earlier rollout gives us the opportunity for a slightly longer ride while still finishing around the same time as the main group.
This week's ride will be a bit more spirited, with an expected average pace of 14–16 mph, but it remains a true no-drop ride. No one will be left behind, and I'll be sweeping from the rear to help keep everyone together and supported throughout the ride.
Please note there are no bathrooms open at the start location, but there is a Stewart's just east on the rail trail if needed.
Hope to see you there for a great ride and a fun evening together!
- 6PSport/112322.522.50Thank Goodness It's Thursday #10Jonathan Benn
Thank Goodness It's Thursday ride #10 for the 2026 season. This ride series will be no drop with leader sweeping the route. Please note pace and terrain. This route has a couple of longish hills. Faster riders welcome. Restrooms available near parking lot. Rain at the start will cancel. Updates via email and Facebook. Please print cue sheet if you want a paper copy.
- Sunday, June 28, 2026
- 9ATour/147574.674.60Schoharie Crossing 120KChristian Hess
Today's route will take us from the Mouth of the Schoharie Creek to Little Falls (and back) - Almost exclusively on the Erie Canalway Trail.
There will be (5) planned stops along the route:
- Mile 14: Sprakers Reformed Church in Sprakers
- Mile 28: Erie Canal Lock 16 in Mindenville
- Mile 37: Stewart's Shops in Little Falls
- Mile 46: Erie Canal Lock 16 in Mindenville
- Mile 60: Sprakers Reformed Church in Sprakers
Additional stops will be made (as needed) along the route. Riders looking to ride only a portion of the route are welcome to join us and turn around at any point during the ride.
Note: There is a 4-mile portion of the trail that is unpaved as we enter Herkimer County. This is easily rideable using road tires. On road alternatives will be available to those who decide to avoid the gravel portion of the route.
Ride Metrics (per Ride with GPS): 74.6 miles, 1263 TGIF, Max Grade = 8.7%
- Friday, December 25, 2026
- 6ACasual/82827.727.70Test Ride PostTerry Peters
This is not a real ride. the posting is a tool for guidingnew ride leaders.