Announcing Virginia’s Rocketts Landing 2010 Cap2Cap ™ Bike Ride on Saturday, May 8th
The Ride is one of the fastest growing cycling events in Central Virginia and 2,000 participants are expected to ride this year.
Richmond, VA, March 05, 2010 --(PR.com)-- The Virginia Capital Trail Foundation is pleased to announce that the annual Cap2Cap (Capital to Capital) Bike Ride will be held on Saturday, May 8th starting at 7:30am. The Ride is one of the fastest growing cycling events in Central Virginia and the ride supports the Virginia Capital Trail Foundation in its mission to make the Virginia Capital Trail a world-class adventure. Take in Virginia’s most stunning scenery while pedaling through 400 years of history. And thanks to extensive support from the Richmond and Williamsburg bike clubs, find friendly and knowledgeable volunteers ensuring a great day on the road.
Choose a route of 25, 50 or 100 miles; then choose a starting location of downtown Richmond along the James River in the Rocketts Landing village, or beside the beautiful Chickahominy River at James City County’s Chickahominy Riverfront Park. Both offer exciting and beautiful scenery for your mass start, and a whole lot of fanfare.
Ride through one of the oldest inland routes of commerce in the New World as you meander through Charles City County. Take in the abundant beauty as your cue sheet sends you through Civil War battlefields, underneath the generous tree canopy along Route 5, and across farmland that remains largely unchanged since our country’s colonial days. As you ride, you will see portions of the beautiful Virginia Capital Trail currently under construction between Richmond and Williamsburg.
Registration is now open online at ww.virginiacapitaltrail.org.
The Virginia Capital Trail Foundation (VCTF) is a 501 (c)(3)organization, and is the principal advocate for the completion and enhancement of the Virginia Capital Trail, a 55-mile long, dedicated multi-use trail connecting Richmond and Williamsburg along the historic and beautiful Rt. 5 corridor. To make the Trail the world-class attraction it should be, the Foundation raises money to promote it within the region, the state, and the nation through partnerships and larger trail affiliations. The VCTF is also charged with enhancing the Trail by installing signs, trailheads, benches, and other amenities making the trail experience safe, educational, and most importantly, unforgettable.
For more information, please contact Beth Weisbrod, Executive Director of the Virginia Capital Foundation at (804) 788-6455 or by email at beth@virginiacapitaltrail.org
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Choose a route of 25, 50 or 100 miles; then choose a starting location of downtown Richmond along the James River in the Rocketts Landing village, or beside the beautiful Chickahominy River at James City County’s Chickahominy Riverfront Park. Both offer exciting and beautiful scenery for your mass start, and a whole lot of fanfare.
Ride through one of the oldest inland routes of commerce in the New World as you meander through Charles City County. Take in the abundant beauty as your cue sheet sends you through Civil War battlefields, underneath the generous tree canopy along Route 5, and across farmland that remains largely unchanged since our country’s colonial days. As you ride, you will see portions of the beautiful Virginia Capital Trail currently under construction between Richmond and Williamsburg.
Registration is now open online at ww.virginiacapitaltrail.org.
The Virginia Capital Trail Foundation (VCTF) is a 501 (c)(3)organization, and is the principal advocate for the completion and enhancement of the Virginia Capital Trail, a 55-mile long, dedicated multi-use trail connecting Richmond and Williamsburg along the historic and beautiful Rt. 5 corridor. To make the Trail the world-class attraction it should be, the Foundation raises money to promote it within the region, the state, and the nation through partnerships and larger trail affiliations. The VCTF is also charged with enhancing the Trail by installing signs, trailheads, benches, and other amenities making the trail experience safe, educational, and most importantly, unforgettable.
For more information, please contact Beth Weisbrod, Executive Director of the Virginia Capital Foundation at (804) 788-6455 or by email at beth@virginiacapitaltrail.org
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Virginia Capital Trail Foundation
Beth Weisbrod
(804) 788-6455
www.virginiacapitaltrail.org
Beth Weisbrod
(804) 788-6455
www.virginiacapitaltrail.org
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