Start Location:
Lake Mills Glacial Drumlin Trail parking lot (SH89)
Start Time:
6:30 p.m.
Ride Summary:
This ride will start in Lake Mills and provide three ride distances and paces. Rides will be available for all ages and abilities.

Routes, distances and pace will vary for the three rides, but typically the most advanced ride is 24-32 miles with a 17-19 mph average. The intermediate ride is around 16 miles and has a pace of 13-16 mph. The beginner ride is approximately 11 miles with a pace of 9-13 mph.

To continue to support local bicycle advocacy, JCBC relies on our yearly membership fundraising campaign and our annual Tour de Fort bicycle rally. Any donation amount helps. Please consider contributing and/or becoming a member of the club. We also offer a financial bargain if you are looking to become a club sponser. If you have questions about becoming a club sponsor, please email info@jcbc.info and a club representative will follow-up with you.

Click the 'Join Us' link on the left panel table of contents to download a membership / donation form or sign-up online.

Event and ride planning is still in its early stages, but we have planned a number of exciting rides already for 2009. If you have any question, please click on the 'Contact Us' link.

Please go to the Events page to find out more details surrounding the fantastic ride and event opportunities in 2009.

2008 has been a great year for the Jefferson County Bicycle Club. We made
great progress in the areas of advocacy, membership, club financials and
rides / special events. With that said, there is much more work to be
done. One of our biggest challenges is to continue to promote and fund
raise for improved bicycling infrastructure in order to create a safe
environment for those electing to utilize the bicycle for recreation, going
to work, going to school or running errands. Additionally, educating
children and adults on bicycle safety and awareness is critical. Too many

The club met and exceeded goals for 2008. Read below for a summary of these accomplishments.

YEAR IN REVIEW

1. Advocacy

Some of our great work in the area of advocacy this year included:

* Monetary contribution ($2,000) for the Jefferson County Bike Plan
re-write and participation in County Park's meetings to promote the
county contribution to this plan. A consultant will be hired by end of
year and work on the plan will start Q1 2009.
* Instrumental in obtaining sponsorship for the County Bike Plan re-write