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21-mile route, aiming for 14-15 mph. This weekly ride is a great ride to improve your climbing skills and step outside of your comfort zone with a supportive group of women. The ride is a mix of social (between the hills) and hard (4-5 pretty good) climbs. We will regroup at the top of the climbs. This ride is designed for experienced riders, comfortable riding in a group, with some light traffic on hills. After the ride there is a group that usually grabs dinner at nearby local restaurant.

Various distance and paced rides for road, gravel and MTB followed by a potluck lunch afterwards. This event is open to any women, so bring along your non Sorella friends!

Join Laura for a loop around Sope Creek/Cochran shoals on the 3rd Tuesday evening every month. Laura is very experienced and excited to share hints and tips to mountain bikers of all levels or simply cruise around!

21-mile route, aiming for 14-15 mph. This weekly ride is a great ride to improve your climbing skills and step outside of your comfort zone with a supportive group of women. The ride is a mix of social (between the hills) and hard (4-5 pretty good) climbs. We will regroup at the top of the climbs. This ride is designed for experienced riders, comfortable riding in a group, with some light traffic on hills. After the ride there is a group that usually grabs dinner at nearby local restaurant.

Schedule: September 20-22 (Friday to Sunday) Friday: Arrive whenever you are able to get there. Campground check-in opens at 2pm and check-out is 12pm. Low key hangout evening, eat if you want, fire pit, etc. Saturday: Wake up, breakfast, and start our ride in DuPont around 10. We will be driving to the parking area within DuPont for this ride and it takes approximately 20 minutes to drive there from the campground, so we will aim to leave around 9:30am. No drop, fun intermediate ride. Anyone who wants to explore more of DuPont is free to do so after our ride. Alternatively, you can hang out, play in the river, go for a hike, nap in a hammock (bring your own, none there). Sunday: Wake up, breakfast, pack up as needed. More time for riding for those that desire to and have time. The ride route for Sunday is still TBD, route pending but will be an intermediate gravel route. This ride will take place in Pisgah and leave from the campground. Additional ride notes: You will be riding in the mountains of NC, these rides will be geared towards the intermediate gravel rider. There will be climbing and DuPont’s Pinnacle Mtn road can be very rutted out and include large rocks. This will be the most difficult part of the DuPont route but I guarantee it is a lot of fun and we will ensure everyone can safely navigate this road and regroup as needed during the climb. Here is the Strava link: https://strava.app.link/2F5zUnRf7Lb The Pisgah ride will probably be about the same elevation if not more, unfortunately Pisgah is just a lot of hill. However the beauty of this ride is that it has the opportunity to stop at many attractions and waterfalls! This route may also be shorter than the DuPont route for the sake of time and elevation. This will also be a no-drop fun ride with stops along the way to regroup and take in the beautiful surroundings! Once I have the route finalized I will share the link.

Schedule: September 20-22 (Friday to Sunday) Friday: Arrive whenever you are able to get there. Campground check-in opens at 2pm and check-out is 12pm. Low key hangout evening, eat if you want, fire pit, etc. Saturday: Wake up, breakfast, and start our ride in DuPont around 10. We will be driving to the parking area within DuPont for this ride and it takes approximately 20 minutes to drive there from the campground, so we will aim to leave around 9:30am. No drop, fun intermediate ride. Anyone who wants to explore more of DuPont is free to do so after our ride. Alternatively, you can hang out, play in the river, go for a hike, nap in a hammock (bring your own, none there). Sunday: Wake up, breakfast, pack up as needed. More time for riding for those that desire to and have time. The ride route for Sunday is still TBD, route pending but will be an intermediate gravel route. This ride will take place in Pisgah and leave from the campground. Additional ride notes: You will be riding in the mountains of NC, these rides will be geared towards the intermediate gravel rider. There will be climbing and DuPont’s Pinnacle Mtn road can be very rutted out and include large rocks. This will be the most difficult part of the DuPont route but I guarantee it is a lot of fun and we will ensure everyone can safely navigate this road and regroup as needed during the climb. Here is the Strava link: https://strava.app.link/2F5zUnRf7Lb The Pisgah ride will probably be about the same elevation if not more, unfortunately Pisgah is just a lot of hill. However the beauty of this ride is that it has the opportunity to stop at many attractions and waterfalls! This route may also be shorter than the DuPont route for the sake of time and elevation. This will also be a no-drop fun ride with stops along the way to regroup and take in the beautiful surroundings! Once I have the route finalized I will share the link.

Schedule: September 20-22 (Friday to Sunday) Friday: Arrive whenever you are able to get there. Campground check-in opens at 2pm and check-out is 12pm. Low key hangout evening, eat if you want, fire pit, etc. Saturday: Wake up, breakfast, and start our ride in DuPont around 10. We will be driving to the parking area within DuPont for this ride and it takes approximately 20 minutes to drive there from the campground, so we will aim to leave around 9:30am. No drop, fun intermediate ride. Anyone who wants to explore more of DuPont is free to do so after our ride. Alternatively, you can hang out, play in the river, go for a hike, nap in a hammock (bring your own, none there). Sunday: Wake up, breakfast, pack up as needed. More time for riding for those that desire to and have time. The ride route for Sunday is still TBD, route pending but will be an intermediate gravel route. This ride will take place in Pisgah and leave from the campground. Additional ride notes: You will be riding in the mountains of NC, these rides will be geared towards the intermediate gravel rider. There will be climbing and DuPont’s Pinnacle Mtn road can be very rutted out and include large rocks. This will be the most difficult part of the DuPont route but I guarantee it is a lot of fun and we will ensure everyone can safely navigate this road and regroup as needed during the climb. Here is the Strava link: https://strava.app.link/2F5zUnRf7Lb The Pisgah ride will probably be about the same elevation if not more, unfortunately Pisgah is just a lot of hill. However the beauty of this ride is that it has the opportunity to stop at many attractions and waterfalls! This route may also be shorter than the DuPont route for the sake of time and elevation. This will also be a no-drop fun ride with stops along the way to regroup and take in the beautiful surroundings! Once I have the route finalized I will share the link.

21-mile route, aiming for 14-15 mph. This weekly ride is a great ride to improve your climbing skills and step outside of your comfort zone with a supportive group of women. The ride is a mix of social (between the hills) and hard (4-5 pretty good) climbs. We will regroup at the top of the climbs. This ride is designed for experienced riders, comfortable riding in a group, with some light traffic on hills. After the ride there is a group that usually grabs dinner at nearby local restaurant.

Let‘s make this a cyclocross weekend! This clinic will be held on Saturday (in Acworth) and the first GACX race will be Sunday (in Cowetta County). Whether you race cross, have only just heard briefly about this crazy sport, or have no idea what is is, this clinic is for you! Come learn about the sport, participate in some drills (starts, cornering, barriers, shouldering, etc), and strengthen your cyclocross skills! This event is held at Logan Farm Park and we will use the field for our clinic. Skill Level: Beginner, Intermediate What to Bring: Cyclocross, gravel or mountain bike, helmet, water bottle(s) and snacks. Optional: Plan to get lunch together afterwards and you can hear crazy cross stories! Interested in reading more about cyclocross? Jump over to News Articles and read: I Said No to Cyclocross by Saskia Hoppe or Cyclocross Might Just be the Greatest Bike Racing by Darcy Grimes.

Starting from Comet Trail Cycles/Floyd Ride (mile 4.2) this ride is an out and back on the flat Silver Comet Trail. Target distances are 22, 32 and 54 miles – but with an out and back route you can easily adjust to the distance that will work for you. The ride is open to Sorellas, fellas and friends, and is definitely beginner friendly. Be ready to roll at 9:00 AM.

Starting from the West Gate parking lot at Stone Mountain, we ride combinations of the 5-mile inner park loop and the 7-mile outer park loop roads for a total distance of around 20 miles. The pace is around 12-14 mph. Rolling flat to gentle climbing terrain. This ride is beginner friendly and there are very few turns so you can‘t get lost. The traffic is light, and the road is well lit, but you must have lights (a req‘t of the park). This ride is open to Sorellas, and fellas who are comfortable riding at Sorella pace.

Starting from the West Gate parking lot at Stone Mountain, we ride combinations of the 5-mile inner park loop and the 7-mile outer park loop roads for a total distance of around 20 miles. The pace is around 12-14 mph. Rolling flat to gentle climbing terrain. This ride is beginner friendly and there are very few turns so you can‘t get lost. The traffic is light, and the road is well lit, but you must have lights (a req‘t of the park). This ride is open to Sorellas, and fellas who are comfortable riding at Sorella pace.

Join Laura for a loop around Sope Creek/Cochran shoals on the 3rd Tuesday evening every month. Laura is very experienced and excited to share hints and tips to mountain bikers of all levels or simply cruise around!

Starting from the West Gate parking lot at Stone Mountain, we ride combinations of the 5-mile inner park loop and the 7-mile outer park loop roads for a total distance of around 20 miles. The pace is around 12-14 mph. Rolling flat to gentle climbing terrain. This ride is beginner friendly and there are very few turns so you can‘t get lost. The traffic is light, and the road is well lit, but you must have lights (a req‘t of the park). This ride is open to Sorellas, and fellas who are comfortable riding at Sorella pace.

Starting from the West Gate parking lot at Stone Mountain, we ride combinations of the 5-mile inner park loop and the 7-mile outer park loop roads for a total distance of around 20 miles. The pace is around 12-14 mph. Rolling flat to gentle climbing terrain. This ride is beginner friendly and there are very few turns so you can‘t get lost. The traffic is light, and the road is well lit, but you must have lights (a req‘t of the park). This ride is open to Sorellas, and fellas who are comfortable riding at Sorella pace.

Starting from Comet Trail Cycles/Floyd Ride (mile 4.2) this ride is an out and back on the flat Silver Comet Trail. Target distances are 22, 32 and 54 miles – but with an out and back route you can easily adjust to the distance that will work for you. The ride is open to Sorellas, fellas and friends, and is definitely beginner friendly. Be ready to roll at 10:00 AM.

Starting from the West Gate parking lot at Stone Mountain, we ride combinations of the 5-mile inner park loop and the 7-mile outer park loop roads for a total distance of around 20 miles. The pace is around 12-14 mph. Rolling flat to gentle climbing terrain. This ride is beginner friendly and there are very few turns so you can‘t get lost. The traffic is light, and the road is well lit, but you must have lights (a req‘t of the park). This ride is open to Sorellas, and fellas who are comfortable riding at Sorella pace.

Starting from the West Gate parking lot at Stone Mountain, we ride combinations of the 5-mile inner park loop and the 7-mile outer park loop roads for a total distance of around 20 miles. The pace is around 12-14 mph. Rolling flat to gentle climbing terrain. This ride is beginner friendly and there are very few turns so you can‘t get lost. The traffic is light, and the road is well lit, but you must have lights (a req‘t of the park). This ride is open to Sorellas, and fellas who are comfortable riding at Sorella pace.

Starting from the West Gate parking lot at Stone Mountain, we ride combinations of the 5-mile inner park loop and the 7-mile outer park loop roads for a total distance of around 20 miles. The pace is around 12-14 mph. Rolling flat to gentle climbing terrain. This ride is beginner friendly and there are very few turns so you can‘t get lost. The traffic is light, and the road is well lit, but you must have lights (a req‘t of the park). This ride is open to Sorellas, and fellas who are comfortable riding at Sorella pace.

Starting from Comet Trail Cycles/Floyd Ride (mile 4.2) this ride is an out and back on the flat Silver Comet Trail. Target distances are 22, 32 and 54 miles – but with an out and back route you can easily adjust to the distance that will work for you. The ride is open to Sorellas, fellas and friends, and is definitely beginner friendly. Be ready to roll at 10:00 AM.

Invite a guest(friend, significant other, lover, neighbor...) and come to our annual meeting 11/17/24.
Food! Beer! Bike lovers!
Members free. Guests $5.00. Non-Sorella members $10.00.

Starting from the West Gate parking lot at Stone Mountain, we ride combinations of the 5-mile inner park loop and the 7-mile outer park loop roads for a total distance of around 20 miles. The pace is around 12-14 mph. Rolling flat to gentle climbing terrain. This ride is beginner friendly and there are very few turns so you can‘t get lost. The traffic is light, and the road is well lit, but you must have lights (a req‘t of the park). This ride is open to Sorellas, and fellas who are comfortable riding at Sorella pace.

Starting from the West Gate parking lot at Stone Mountain, we ride combinations of the 5-mile inner park loop and the 7-mile outer park loop roads for a total distance of around 20 miles. The pace is around 12-14 mph. Rolling flat to gentle climbing terrain. This ride is beginner friendly and there are very few turns so you can‘t get lost. The traffic is light, and the road is well lit, but you must have lights (a req‘t of the park). This ride is open to Sorellas, and fellas who are comfortable riding at Sorella pace.

Starting from the West Gate parking lot at Stone Mountain, we ride combinations of the 5-mile inner park loop and the 7-mile outer park loop roads for a total distance of around 20 miles. The pace is around 12-14 mph. Rolling flat to gentle climbing terrain. This ride is beginner friendly and there are very few turns so you can‘t get lost. The traffic is light, and the road is well lit, but you must have lights (a req‘t of the park). This ride is open to Sorellas, and fellas who are comfortable riding at Sorella pace.

Starting from the West Gate parking lot at Stone Mountain, we ride combinations of the 5-mile inner park loop and the 7-mile outer park loop roads for a total distance of around 20 miles. The pace is around 12-14 mph. Rolling flat to gentle climbing terrain. This ride is beginner friendly and there are very few turns so you can‘t get lost. The traffic is light, and the road is well lit, but you must have lights (a req‘t of the park). This ride is open to Sorellas, and fellas who are comfortable riding at Sorella pace.

Starting from Comet Trail Cycles/Floyd Ride (mile 4.2) this ride is an out and back on the flat Silver Comet Trail. Target distances are 22, 32 and 54 miles – but with an out and back route you can easily adjust to the distance that will work for you. The ride is open to Sorellas, fellas and friends, and is definitely beginner friendly. Be ready to roll at 10:00 AM.

Starting from the West Gate parking lot at Stone Mountain, we ride combinations of the 5-mile inner park loop and the 7-mile outer park loop roads for a total distance of around 20 miles. The pace is around 12-14 mph. Rolling flat to gentle climbing terrain. This ride is beginner friendly and there are very few turns so you can‘t get lost. The traffic is light, and the road is well lit, but you must have lights (a req‘t of the park). This ride is open to Sorellas, and fellas who are comfortable riding at Sorella pace.

Starting from the West Gate parking lot at Stone Mountain, we ride combinations of the 5-mile inner park loop and the 7-mile outer park loop roads for a total distance of around 20 miles. The pace is around 12-14 mph. Rolling flat to gentle climbing terrain. This ride is beginner friendly and there are very few turns so you can‘t get lost. The traffic is light, and the road is well lit, but you must have lights (a req‘t of the park). This ride is open to Sorellas, and fellas who are comfortable riding at Sorella pace.

Starting from the West Gate parking lot at Stone Mountain, we ride combinations of the 5-mile inner park loop and the 7-mile outer park loop roads for a total distance of around 20 miles. The pace is around 12-14 mph. Rolling flat to gentle climbing terrain. This ride is beginner friendly and there are very few turns so you can‘t get lost. The traffic is light, and the road is well lit, but you must have lights (a req‘t of the park). This ride is open to Sorellas, and fellas who are comfortable riding at Sorella pace.

Starting from the West Gate parking lot at Stone Mountain, we ride combinations of the 5-mile inner park loop and the 7-mile outer park loop roads for a total distance of around 20 miles. The pace is around 12-14 mph. Rolling flat to gentle climbing terrain. This ride is beginner friendly and there are very few turns so you can‘t get lost. The traffic is light, and the road is well lit, but you must have lights (a req‘t of the park). This ride is open to Sorellas, and fellas who are comfortable riding at Sorella pace.

Starting from the West Gate parking lot at Stone Mountain, we ride combinations of the 5-mile inner park loop and the 7-mile outer park loop roads for a total distance of around 20 miles. The pace is around 12-14 mph. Rolling flat to gentle climbing terrain. This ride is beginner friendly and there are very few turns so you can‘t get lost. The traffic is light, and the road is well lit, but you must have lights (a req‘t of the park). This ride is open to Sorellas, and fellas who are comfortable riding at Sorella pace.

Starting from the West Gate parking lot at Stone Mountain, we ride combinations of the 5-mile inner park loop and the 7-mile outer park loop roads for a total distance of around 20 miles. The pace is around 12-14 mph. Rolling flat to gentle climbing terrain. This ride is beginner friendly and there are very few turns so you can‘t get lost. The traffic is light, and the road is well lit, but you must have lights (a req‘t of the park). This ride is open to Sorellas, and fellas who are comfortable riding at Sorella pace.

Starting from the West Gate parking lot at Stone Mountain, we ride combinations of the 5-mile inner park loop and the 7-mile outer park loop roads for a total distance of around 20 miles. The pace is around 12-14 mph. Rolling flat to gentle climbing terrain. This ride is beginner friendly and there are very few turns so you can‘t get lost. The traffic is light, and the road is well lit, but you must have lights (a req‘t of the park). This ride is open to Sorellas, and fellas who are comfortable riding at Sorella pace.

Starting from the West Gate parking lot at Stone Mountain, we ride combinations of the 5-mile inner park loop and the 7-mile outer park loop roads for a total distance of around 20 miles. The pace is around 12-14 mph. Rolling flat to gentle climbing terrain. This ride is beginner friendly and there are very few turns so you can‘t get lost. The traffic is light, and the road is well lit, but you must have lights (a req‘t of the park). This ride is open to Sorellas, and fellas who are comfortable riding at Sorella pace.

Starting from the West Gate parking lot at Stone Mountain, we ride combinations of the 5-mile inner park loop and the 7-mile outer park loop roads for a total distance of around 20 miles. The pace is around 12-14 mph. Rolling flat to gentle climbing terrain. This ride is beginner friendly and there are very few turns so you can‘t get lost. The traffic is light, and the road is well lit, but you must have lights (a req‘t of the park). This ride is open to Sorellas, and fellas who are comfortable riding at Sorella pace.

Starting from the West Gate parking lot at Stone Mountain, we ride combinations of the 5-mile inner park loop and the 7-mile outer park loop roads for a total distance of around 20 miles. The pace is around 12-14 mph. Rolling flat to gentle climbing terrain. This ride is beginner friendly and there are very few turns so you can‘t get lost. The traffic is light, and the road is well lit, but you must have lights (a req‘t of the park). This ride is open to Sorellas, and fellas who are comfortable riding at Sorella pace.

Starting from the West Gate parking lot at Stone Mountain, we ride combinations of the 5-mile inner park loop and the 7-mile outer park loop roads for a total distance of around 20 miles. The pace is around 12-14 mph. Rolling flat to gentle climbing terrain. This ride is beginner friendly and there are very few turns so you can‘t get lost. The traffic is light, and the road is well lit, but you must have lights (a req‘t of the park). This ride is open to Sorellas, and fellas who are comfortable riding at Sorella pace.

Starting from the West Gate parking lot at Stone Mountain, we ride combinations of the 5-mile inner park loop and the 7-mile outer park loop roads for a total distance of around 20 miles. The pace is around 12-14 mph. Rolling flat to gentle climbing terrain. This ride is beginner friendly and there are very few turns so you can‘t get lost. The traffic is light, and the road is well lit, but you must have lights (a req‘t of the park). This ride is open to Sorellas, and fellas who are comfortable riding at Sorella pace.

Starting from the West Gate parking lot at Stone Mountain, we ride combinations of the 5-mile inner park loop and the 7-mile outer park loop roads for a total distance of around 20 miles. The pace is around 12-14 mph. Rolling flat to gentle climbing terrain. This ride is beginner friendly and there are very few turns so you can‘t get lost. The traffic is light, and the road is well lit, but you must have lights (a req‘t of the park). This ride is open to Sorellas, and fellas who are comfortable riding at Sorella pace.

Starting from the West Gate parking lot at Stone Mountain, we ride combinations of the 5-mile inner park loop and the 7-mile outer park loop roads for a total distance of around 20 miles. The pace is around 12-14 mph. Rolling flat to gentle climbing terrain. This ride is beginner friendly and there are very few turns so you can‘t get lost. The traffic is light, and the road is well lit, but you must have lights (a req‘t of the park). This ride is open to Sorellas, and fellas who are comfortable riding at Sorella pace.

Starting from the West Gate parking lot at Stone Mountain, we ride combinations of the 5-mile inner park loop and the 7-mile outer park loop roads for a total distance of around 20 miles. The pace is around 12-14 mph. Rolling flat to gentle climbing terrain. This ride is beginner friendly and there are very few turns so you can‘t get lost. The traffic is light, and the road is well lit, but you must have lights (a req‘t of the park). This ride is open to Sorellas, and fellas who are comfortable riding at Sorella pace.