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Registration opens Wednesday, August 16 at 12:01 AM (Pacific Time).
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Route Description
RUSA Route #2813 "100th Anniversary 200K"
This 200K brevet starts at
Woodinville Bagel Bakery and finishes at
Métier Brewing Company.
Parking
NOTE: Do NOT park in the lot adjacent to the Woodinville Bagel Bakery, it gets super busy on Saturdays. Please park at the nearby
Woodinville Park & Ride, located conveniently between the start and finish.
Finish
Métier Brewing Company
14125 NE 189th St, Suite B
Woodinville, WA 98072
Pre-ride Notes
The pre-riders (Tom Beck, Dae Park and Eddie) had great weather to tackle this scenic but hilly course. If Epic Ride Weather is to be believed, you should as well. Strava measured about 7000 feet of climbing and it starts at KM 0.6. At KM 5.7 take note of the cue to turn right on the gravel path. If you see the lovely white fence beside you, you have missed the turn!
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Picturesque….but off course! (photo: Dae Park)
Eventually you will make your way to Juel Park in Redmond for the first control. Use caution if you pull into this parking lot. It is gravel, and mostly firm and ok, but they’ve filled some potholes and those are soft but well camouflaged. Don’t ask the pre-riders how we know this!
At KM 13.0 take care to use the gravel path to the left of the paved driveway. This is called out on the cue sheet, but that wasn’t good enough for us. If you’re paying attention it’s easy enough to cut over to the gravel when you realize you are on a driveway! Then it’s try to keep your house envy in check as you cruise through a few neighborhoods (Woodinville? Redmond?) where the houses seemed a bit out of my price range! You’ll make your way down to Snoqualmie Valley Rd from here and cruise flat familiar roads for a while. Ben Howard Road is now open all the way through and I was disappointed to learn that it had not been closed so they could remove that one steep hill! It’s still there. It’s only a couple of hundred meters (distance) but my Wahoo showed a 15% grade at one point.
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Pleasant riding on Ben Howard Rd (photo: Dae Park)
When you get to Sultan, you may have noticed that it had been a while since you’d seen any services. This is a good place to stock up (there are a gas station and Sultan Bakery off course to the right and a gas station on course a kilometer or so after the Hwy 2 crossing (after the pedestrian bridge, at the Owen Rd turn). It’s 40 KM to the next services so don’t put it off.
It’s a familiar route on Owen, Reiner, Old Pipeline etc that takes you up to Lake Roesiger. The scenery on this stretch is phenomenal, and with all the climbing you will be going slow enough to enjoy it!
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Old Pipeline Road (photo: Dae Park)
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Climbing up to Lake Roesiger (photo: Dae Park)
When you get down to Granite Falls you’ll want to get those services you’ve been needing. It’s another 30 KM to the next ones. From Granite Falls it’s a 60 KM loop around Arlington Heights and Arlington on some busy roads (and a little respite on the Centennial Trail). Views of Mount Pilchuck are awesome, but be aware that the pre-riders saw unusually heavy traffic on this stretch.
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(photo: Tom Beck)
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(photo: Eddie Bishop)
The run to Snohomish follows some less familiar (but equally busy!) roads (Carpenter Rd, Three Lakes Rd) back to the Centennial Trail before the Snohomish to Woodinville stretch on Broadway and 156th leads to beer!
Once you reach Hwy 530 outside of Arlington, services are frequent, but until then make sure to get what you need in Sultan or Granite Falls.
Bonne route and may the weather be as nice as predicted!
Route and Cuesheet
https://ridewithgps.com/routes/37130258
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Note:
Printed cuesheets will not be available at the start. You may choose to print your own. To print the cuesheet from the
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General Rules
- All riders are required to have read and signed a waiver (part of the online event registration) before beginning the ride.
- All riders must comply with local traffic laws as well as RUSA's Rules for Riders.
- All riders must have front and rear lights, a reflective vest or sash, and reflective ankle bands. See RUSA Article 10 for details. Be prepared to show these to the ride organizer at the start. Lights should be on during any low-light conditions (rain, fog, night, tunnels, etc).
- All riders who cannot finish a ride (DNF) must contact the organizer ASAP using the phone number on the brevet control card.
- All riders must turn in their signed brevet control card at the ride finish.
- All riders must check-in with the organizer or a volunteer at the start, the finish, at any overnight controls.