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Boone Gran Fondo
Boone, North
Carolina
August 4th, 2013
Start
Time: 8:00 AM
This is a 2013 Gran Fondo National Championship SeriesSM event
3 loops to choose from: 105 mile, 55 mile, 20 mile
Event Open
to All
4 Timed Sections Best Combined Time Wins
Prizes for 105 mile
overall and age group winners
Awards for 55 mile and 20 mile winners
Fully
stocked aid stations to keep you going
Ride with your friends, Race with your friends
The Gran Fondo National Championship Series offers some of the longest timed sections and most challenging terrain of any gran fondo. The rider with the fastest combined time through each designated section will have truly earned their victory.
Beneficiary
Western Youth Network
(WYN)
Come Challenge Yourself
Must register by 7/28/13 to receive an event
T-shirt
Register now to avoid price
increases. Current price: $95, $75, $50
Register: www.bikereg.com/Net/18559
Packet pick up: (Pick up on Saturday to avoid the race day
morning rush)
Saturday Registration 8/3/13, 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM; Location
TBA
Sunday Event 8/4/13, 5:30 AM to 7:00 AM; High Country Community Health
(HCCH) Facility located at 126 Poplar Grove Road in downtown Boone, North
Carolina
After a short downhill and a climb up the gorgeous Shulls Mill road, the course passes the Blue Ridge Parkway and turns onto Hwy 221. This section of road was hand built in the 1890s across Grandfather Mountain and served as the Blue Ridge Parkway until the 1980s. This second timed section is like a paved roller coaster.
After passing the Grandfather Park entrance, the downhill into Linville is a local favorite stretch of road. The route passes through the Avery County seat, the town of Newland. The back roads of Cow Camp and Squirrel Creek lead to the North Toe River Valley. Here, riders enjoy a few tranquil moments in the valley before the ascent, and third timed section, on the back of Beech Mountain.
Another nice downhill waits on the other side. The beautiful Bethel Valley brings riders to a climb to the Tennessee State Line to end the forth timed section. From here, the route cruises on a very long gradual downhill grade through the valley and communities of Sugar Grove and Valle Crucis before it takes a climb up Laurel Fork and White Oak roads back to the town of Boone.
Boone Gran Fondo
Boone, North
Carolina
August 4th, 2013
Start
Time: 8:00 AM
This is a 2013 Gran Fondo National Championship SeriesSM event
3 loops to choose from: 105 mile, 55 mile, 20 mile
Event Open
to All
4 Timed Sections Best Combined Time Wins
Prizes for 105 mile
overall and age group winners
Awards for 55 mile and 20 mile winners
Fully
stocked aid stations to keep you going
Ride with your friends, Race with your friends
The Gran Fondo National Championship Series offers some of the longest timed sections and most challenging terrain of any gran fondo. The rider with the fastest combined time through each designated section will have truly earned their victory.
Beneficiary
Western Youth Network
(WYN)
Come Challenge Yourself
Must register by 7/28/13 to receive an event
T-shirt
Register now to avoid price
increases. Current price: $95, $75, $50
Register: www.bikereg.com/Net/18559
Packet pick up: (Pick up on Saturday to avoid the race day
morning rush)
Saturday Registration 8/3/13, 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM; Location
TBA
Sunday Event 8/4/13, 5:30 AM to 7:00 AM; High Country Community Health
(HCCH) Facility located at 126 Poplar Grove Road in downtown Boone, North
Carolina
After a short downhill and a climb up the gorgeous Shulls Mill road, the course passes the Blue Ridge Parkway and turns onto Hwy 221. This section of road was hand built in the 1890s across Grandfather Mountain and served as the Blue Ridge Parkway until the 1980s. This second timed section is like a paved roller coaster.
After passing the Grandfather Park entrance, the downhill into Linville is a local favorite stretch of road. The route passes through the Avery County seat, the town of Newland. The back roads of Cow Camp and Squirrel Creek lead to the North Toe River Valley. Here, riders enjoy a few tranquil moments in the valley before the ascent, and third timed section, on the back of Beech Mountain.
Another nice downhill waits on the other side. The beautiful Bethel Valley brings riders to a climb to the Tennessee State Line to end the forth timed section. From here, the route cruises on a very long gradual downhill grade through the valley and communities of Sugar Grove and Valle Crucis before it takes a climb up Laurel Fork and White Oak roads back to the town of Boone.
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