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21-mile route, aiming for 14-15 mph. This weekly ride is a great ride to improve your climbing skills and step outside of your comfort zone with a supportive group of women. The ride is a mix of social (between the hills) and hard (4-5 pretty good) climbs. We cover ~1,880 feet of elevation gain. We will regroup at the top of the climbs. This ride is designed for experienced riders, comfortable riding in a group, with some light traffic on hills. Please bring lights for the first several weeks, as it will get dark before the end of the ride. After the ride there is a group that usually grabs dinner at nearby local restaurant.

21 mile route with about 1,550 ft of elevation aiming for 14+mph. This bi-weekly ride is a great way to start the week strong with great intervals and some climbing. This ride is a fun mix of different energies: social on smaller roads, hard on hills and focused/single file on busy stretches. We will regroup at regular intervals to accommodate different paces. It is a great ride for intermediate and experienced riders and requires group riding skills. This is a women’s focused ride but open to Sorella’s fellas and friends who are comfortable riding at Sorella group pace. Here is a link to the route for those who wish to download: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/50107788 This ride starts from Mt. Paran Church. We will meet in the parking lot which is immediately to the left (close to the road) as you enter the property from Mt. Paran. There are no restroom facilities available so plan accordingly.

21-mile route, aiming for 14-15 mph. This weekly ride is a great ride to improve your climbing skills and step outside of your comfort zone with a supportive group of women. The ride is a mix of social (between the hills) and hard (4-5 pretty good) climbs. We cover ~1,880 feet of elevation gain. We will regroup at the top of the climbs. This ride is designed for experienced riders, comfortable riding in a group, with some light traffic on hills. Please bring lights for the first several weeks, as it will get dark before the end of the ride. After the ride there is a group that usually grabs dinner at nearby local restaurant.

22 miles beginner friendly gravel ride at Dirty Sheets. Bring your gravel or mountain bike and join Saskia for a relaxed tour of Dirty Sheets. Lunch to follow at Halsa in Serenbe!

Mile 29 Aid Station Volunteer with Ride Option
Ride from Milton City Hall at 7:15 AM
Work Tent Only - 2250 Holbrook Campground Rd at 9:30 AM

Ride, have fun and help conquer childhood cancer; Children‘s Healthcare of Atlanta. 4 awesome rides to choose from (or, help with our Sorella SAG stop)! 15-mile Lucky Charm, 23-mile Pot O‘Gold, 45-mile Slainte and Shamrock Metric

Riders who want a relaxed ride with friendly pacing — join Valerie for this 2x/month no-drop ride. This ride is ideal for newer riders who can handle 8-12 miles and returning riders rebuilding fitness. Pace: conversational, light regrouping at hills; occasional steady efforts on short climbs. Warm, inclusive, low-pressure. No bike lights needed — the Beltline is lighted and we’ll finish as the sun sets. Special/interesting course features: Fully paved, traffic-protected path with chill west-side city vibes (not overly crowded like the eastside), scenic spots and public art, smooth cruising, and an easy sunset finish. Meet at 6:45 for a 7:00pm start. Park on the side street Brookline. After the ride the group can choose to go for food and drinks at the Lee + White restaurants and breweries on the Beltline near Bearings.

21-mile route, aiming for 14-15 mph. This weekly ride is a great ride to improve your climbing skills and step outside of your comfort zone with a supportive group of women. The ride is a mix of social (between the hills) and hard (4-5 pretty good) climbs. We cover ~1,880 feet of elevation gain. We will regroup at the top of the climbs. This ride is designed for experienced riders, comfortable riding in a group, with some light traffic on hills. Please bring lights for the first several weeks, as it will get dark before the end of the ride. After the ride there is a group that usually grabs dinner at nearby local restaurant.

Join Leigh for an intermediate mountain bike ride. This is also an opportunity for newer riders to test their skills on a fairly flowy, easy to navigate course. A trails map and description of loops can be found here: https://www.sorbawoodstock.org/olde-rope-mill-park. And here is a link to the ride level descriptions: https://www.sorellacycling.org/content.aspx?page_id=22&club_id=815352&module_id=700083 After the ride, and depending on interest, the group can meet up at Reformation Brewing/Woodstock, just down the road from the trail, for refueling. Please register, so that Leigh knows to expect you and/or can notify you if there are any changes to the ride.

The BEGINNER MTB ride at Cochran Mill Park is perfect for those who want to go at a slower pace, ride all of the Yellow trails and possibly dip a toe into the Blue trails if feeling confident. We will go at a beginner pace and increase our mph‘s if the group is up for it. The main goal for the ride is to have fun! Bring enough snacks and water/fluids for being on the bike up to 1.5-2 hours. You can find a trail map at https://www.chatthillsga.us/visitors/cochran_mill_park.php and for more info about the trails, check ride descriptions on MTB Atlanta and Mountain Bike Project. Please register for the ride so that Karin knows to expect you, and you can be notified if the ride needs to be canceled for any reason.

21 mile route with about 1,550 ft of elevation aiming for 14+mph. This bi-weekly ride is a great way to start the week strong with great intervals and some climbing. This ride is a fun mix of different energies: social on smaller roads, hard on hills and focused/single file on busy stretches. We will regroup at regular intervals to accommodate different paces. It is a great ride for intermediate and experienced riders and requires group riding skills. This is a women’s focused ride but open to Sorella’s fellas and friends who are comfortable riding at Sorella group pace. Here is a link to the route for those who wish to download: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/50107788 This ride starts from Mt. Paran Church. We will meet in the parking lot which is immediately to the left (close to the road) as you enter the property from Mt. Paran. There are no restroom facilities available so plan accordingly.

21-mile route, aiming for 14-15 mph. This weekly ride is a great ride to improve your climbing skills and step outside of your comfort zone with a supportive group of women. The ride is a mix of social (between the hills) and hard (4-5 pretty good) climbs. We cover ~1,880 feet of elevation gain. We will regroup at the top of the climbs. This ride is designed for experienced riders, comfortable riding in a group, with some light traffic on hills. Please bring lights for the first several weeks, as it will get dark before the end of the ride. After the ride there is a group that usually grabs dinner at nearby local restaurant.

Join Sorellas Cynthia and Sue for a series of road rides out of Sosebee Cycling Park on 2/1, 3/8 and 4/26. These rides are on gently rolling terrain and no drop, but you should be comfortable riding distances ranging from 35 to 56 miles. Sorella fellas are welcome too. Bring something yummy to share for a post-ride picnic. Plates, utensils, and napkins will be provided. Please register so that Cynthia and Sue know to expect you. We‘ll ride in all temperatures above 40 degrees, but not in significant rain. Check email for cancellation the evening before the ride. 2/1 - 35 miles https://sosebeecyclingpark.com/route/35-mile 3/8 - 51 miles https://sosebeecyclingpark.com/route/51-mile (Please note that this ride may be shorter than listed. Plan for 40-50 miles). 4/26 - 55 miles https://sosebeecyclingpark.com/route/55-mile

Riders who want a relaxed ride with friendly pacing — join Valerie for this 2x/month no-drop ride. This ride is ideal for newer riders who can handle 8-12 miles and returning riders rebuilding fitness. Pace: conversational, light regrouping at hills; occasional steady efforts on short climbs. Warm, inclusive, low-pressure. No bike lights needed — the Beltline is lighted and we’ll finish as the sun sets. Special/interesting course features: Fully paved, traffic-protected path with chill west-side city vibes (not overly crowded like the eastside), scenic spots and public art, smooth cruising, and an easy sunset finish. Meet at 6:45 for a 7:00pm start. Park on the side street Brookline. After the ride the group can choose to go for food and drinks at the Lee + White restaurants and breweries on the Beltline near Bearings.

21-mile route, aiming for 14-15 mph. This weekly ride is a great ride to improve your climbing skills and step outside of your comfort zone with a supportive group of women. The ride is a mix of social (between the hills) and hard (4-5 pretty good) climbs. We cover ~1,880 feet of elevation gain. We will regroup at the top of the climbs. This ride is designed for experienced riders, comfortable riding in a group, with some light traffic on hills. Please bring lights for the first several weeks, as it will get dark before the end of the ride. After the ride there is a group that usually grabs dinner at nearby local restaurant.