Lower Bridge
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Rainshadow Organics / ~ Mile 35
Around mile 35, you’ll pass Rainshadow Organics, an incredible locally owned farm, open seasonally (check their website for hours of operation!), where you can buy snacks and use their water spigots! Rainshadow uses sustainable practices and is deeply committed to solving the problems currently facing human health, regional food security, local economics and the environmental conservation of a shifting global climate.
When We Like to Ride This
A great late fall to early spring route.
Terrain & Riding
Without moisture, the “moon dust” on Barr road can be brutal. Also, Barr road has a 3 mile section of “pump and chunk”. Even though the route is 60% paved road, we recommend tires of 38 mm or better. Miles 56 to 59 (Barr road) are demanding with sand, big pump track like features, and some rocks.
The Start
Northwest Crossing roundabout.
Food & Water
- None.
Route Notes
Expect some traffic on the road sections. A red blinky light is recommended.
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