Meet the best of the D.C. cycling community and join the Washington Area Bicyclist Association (WABA) for their annual Cider Ride event on Saturday, November 4. Sign up today, if you haven’t already, because space fills quickly.
WABA works tirelessly in the D.C. metro area to promote a healthly lifestyle through bicycling for fun, fitness, and affordable transportation. By advocating for better bicycling conditions and transportation choices, WABA helps to create a healthier environment for the D.C. area and its residents.
For the second year in a row, EYA is proud to be the title sponsor of WABA's Cider Ride, encouraging alternate modes of transportation and supporting a healthier lifestyle for everyone.
This fun cycling event will take participants on a stunning ride through Northeast D.C. and Southern Maryland. Cyclists can choose from three different routes based on skill and experience: the 9 mile, family-friendly Candy Apple Route, the 29 mile McIntosh Route, or the more challenging Honeycrisp Route of 52 miles. All cyclists will enjoy riding along entirely paved routes, and will finish back at the Dew Drop Inn for a post-ride celebration and refreshments. Cyclists on the longer two routes will be able to indulge in a cider stop at College Park's Proteus Bicycle Shop.
To sign up for the Cider Ride or to learn more about WABA, click here.
