Bike to the Sea Day - Sunday, June 3 starting in Everett

[didgeridoo48.livejournal.com]

Bike to the Sea Day, June 3

The 20th annual Bike to the Sea Day ride will be held on Sunday, June 3, 2012 beginning at 9 am. 20 mile round trip ride to Lynn/Nahant Beach; 14-mile ride to the Saugus River. Children 8+ welcome with parent/adult rider. Helmets must be worn by all.

Meet at Madeline English School, Everett, MA (Woodville and Tremont St.). Please arrive at 8:00 am for registration. There will be an Everett Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at 8:30 am followed by the ride. Post-ride pizza lunch provided. For more information contact swinslow4152@gmail.com or call 781-397-6893. Call for youth group discounts.

Pre-register at Active.com

Event flyer/registration form & map

Bike to the Sea, Inc. is a Malden-based, non-profit organization that works for bicycle safety and safe places to ride. Bike to the Sea's main focus has been the development of the Northern Strand Community Trail, a multi-use trail that will extend from Everett through Malden, Saugus, Revere to the Lynn waterfront. http://www.biketothesea.com

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Comments

[clevernonsense.livejournal.com]

I actually asked about this a few years ago and got bad answers. I saw your map, which is helpful, but is there an easy way to bike to the meetup location from Davis?

[ron_newman]

You should also post this to bostoncycling.

[ron_newman]

This year's starting point is different from previous years (when the ride started on Route 60 near Malden Center).

I plan to just take the direct route suggested by Google Maps.

[clevernonsense.livejournal.com]

What I asked before was just how to bike to Lynn/Nahant and everyone kept saying take the train first :P

Is the Wellington Bridge OK to bike on? I don't know if I've ever been to it.

[ron_newman]

By 'Wellington Bridge' do you mean the Route 28 bridge, from Assembly Square (Somerville) to Station Landing (Medford)? Yes, I've ridden on it, or you can use the sidewalks.

This ride will show you a way to bike from Everett to Lynn/Nahant. The meetup point is in Everett. The turn-around point is at Nahant Beach in Lynn.