The Thorn Trail is in good shape. Come on out tonight and ride!
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Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Saturday, June 11, 2011
Multisport Competition is Gearing Up
Summer is in full swing and with it, a calendar of north central Ohio multisport events. Many with the scenic backdrop of Lake Erie. Kick-start your summer with some friendly competition. Read on for event details.
NCN Racing is continuing the Rat Race Series starting this weekend. The Rat Race Series started in March and continues thru November. It features running, cycling, and swimming events in eleven races. June 19, NCN Racing will be hosting the 8th Annual Park 2 Park Half Marathon and 5K, it will be held at the French Creek Reservation in Sheffield . For event registration and information click here. On July 10th the 25th Annual Summer Sprint Triathlon and Duathlon will be held at Lakeview Park in Lorain. The Triathlon will include a 1/4 mile swim in Lake Erie followed by a 14.3 mile bike and 5K run. For event registration click here. Following in August will be the 6th Annual Findley Lake Triathlon and Duathlon. Starting at 8am on August 6th, the course will feature a 1/4 mile swim in Findley Lake, a 16 mile bike course, and a 5K run through Findley State Park. Click here for Findley Lake Tri registration. End August with the 9th Annual Lorain Sprint/International Triathlon taking place on the 21st at 8am. The event will be held at Lakeview Park with a rewarding view of Lake Erie during the course. Click here for event registration.
HFP Racing is bringing their Wheelie Fun Triathlon and Duathlon Series to the beautiful harbor town of Vermilion. The Vermilion Harbour Triathlon will be held on Sunday August 14th at 7am. The course features a near shore Lake Erie swim, hilly bike ride along the Back Roads and Beaches route and run through the charming downtown Vermilion area. Finish along its breathtaking shoreline of Lake Erie. For registration and additional information click here.
331 Racing is adding adrenaline to the mix of events with the NEO Power Series starting this June. This cross country cycling race series is a test of true dedication and passion. Composed of six stages and featuring many different levels of competition, 331 Racing is looking for all ages to participate. On August 7th, stage three moves to the north central Ohio area for the Thorn Time Trail. Taking place at Findley State Park just South of Wellington, the course is a nine mile loop traveling through mature wooded areas and past Findley Lake . The course features technical climbs, winding flats, and a unique coaster section all focused on pushing boundaries. For all NEO Power Series details click here. For Thorn Time Trail registration click here.
Don’t forget, the Back Roads and Beaches 5K Wine and Dine registration is now open. The run is set for Saturday, August 20, 2011, 5pm start. Registration will be open at 3:30pm. Start/Finish is at the Oberlin Inn, 7 North Main St., Oberlin , OH. The course runs through the funky little City of Oberlin , home to Oberlin College . Oberlin is unique in its ties to the Underground Railroad. This is a bicycle-friendly community that loves visitors. Enjoy Oberlin and this unique course followed by taste from local vineyards, local foods and live entertainment on the patio of the Oberlin Inn.
Paddle
Feel like adding a paddle to your multisport weekend? Click here for Lorain County kayaking locations, times, rentals, and other information, or plan for the Black River Kayak-A-Thon on July 3rd.
Friday, June 3, 2011
Thorn Mountain Bike Trail-Findley State Park Conditions
June 3, 2011
Ride on Thorn MTBrs! According to Nab, the back section is too wet to ride yet, but there are at least 7 miles of good riding there. Nab's been out working on the trail and he says there are some soft spots but nothing major to hinder your ride. See you out there!
Ride on Thorn MTBrs! According to Nab, the back section is too wet to ride yet, but there are at least 7 miles of good riding there. Nab's been out working on the trail and he says there are some soft spots but nothing major to hinder your ride. See you out there!
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