Not a Ride … an Adventure!

The Second Sunday Ride is all about having an adventure by bicycle. Each month our rides explore scenic, historic, cultural, and other interesting places or events.
Most rides are within an hour's drive of Auburn, Alabama.
No rides are too long or fast. We tailor them to fit about anyone. Join us!

Our Next Adventure

Carrollton Greenbelt (A G.O.O.D. Ride)
Saturday, October 31

Carrollton, GA has a beautiful greenbelt circling around it that connects a number of city parks, lakes, and recreational facilities. It is 18 easy miles on paved, off-road paths.

We'll park at Hobb's Farm Trailhead at 10:00 Auburn time (11:00 Georgia time). Afterwards, a picnic lunch at the Trailhead. Dessert, if you like, at the nearby Printer's Ale Manufacturing Company, where there is lots of outdoor seating.
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Date: Saturday, October 31.
Time: 10:00 AM. Meet at Hobbs Farm Trailhead in Carrollton, GA.
Road Conditions: All paved paths. Any bike/tires will work. About 18 miles.
Bring: Water. Snacks.  Picnic lunch. Treasure for dessert at Printers' Ale Manufacturing Company, if you like.

More information
Carrollton Greenbelt
Printer's Ale Manufacturing Company

Directions to Hobbs Park Trailhead (about 1.5 hour drive)
GPS: 33.597898, -85.073798
Address: 500 Believers Boulevard, Carrollton, Georgia 30117
From Auburn/Opelika:
  • I-85 N to Exit 13.
  • Left onto GA 219 N.
  • After 4.5 miles, continue STRAIGHT onto US 27 N.
  • After 42 miles, RIGHT onto Rome St.
  • After 0.2 miles, LEFT onto Believers Road.
  • Follow Believers Road about 0.5 mile until it ends at the Carrollton Greenbelt Trailhead parking.
Directions to Printer's Ale Manufacturing Co. (about 3 miles):
  • From the Trailhead, go back on Believers Blvd. towards Rome St.
  • After 0.5 mile, RIGHT onto Rome St.
  • RIGHT onto US 27 N.
  • After 2 miles, LEFT onto Columbia Dr.
  • After 0.7 mile, RIGHT into the small industrial park and Printer's Ale.

​Coronavirus
We follow the recommenudations and laws for riding during these coronavirus days:
  • Keep six feet or more between riders (always a good idea for riding).
  • If one feels the urge to sneeze, cough, expectorate or flatulate we ask that one back off until that special moment has passed.
  • It's a good idea to carry a mask in case you will be unsocially close to others outside or inside buildings or cars.
All good things to do while riding adventurously.

Here's an article from Adventure Cycling about cycling during these times. They interview a cyclist who is a retired Chief Medical Officer of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Future Adventures

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