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Join the Sorella Race Team for a day of climbing in the North Georgia mountains. The race starts and ends at Montaluce Winery in Dahlonega. Course is 50 miles with 5.5k feet of climbing (also offers a 30 mile course for juniors). While this is a gravel race, some riders will opt to ride mountain bikes. https://mountaingoatadventures.com/southernx

Starting from the West Gate parking lot at Stone Mountain, we ride combinations of the 5-mile inner park loop and the 7-mile outer park loop roads for a total distance of around 20 miles. The pace is around 12-14 mph. Rolling flat to gentle climbing terrain. This ride is beginner friendly and there are very few turns so you can‘t get lost. The traffic is light, and the road is well lit, but you must have lights (a req‘t of the park). This ride is open to Sorellas, and fellas who are comfortable riding at Sorella pace.

Do you work afternoons or evenings and can ride in the morning? Are you retired, aren‘t working or just want to play hookie for the day? Then join us on this Spicy gravel ride out of Serenbe the first Thursday of the month (January - May). ROUTE for March 6th. https://ridewithgps.com/routes/49864151 Rides vary between 30 to 62 miles. Routes will be posted in advance (please download them). These rides regroup, so having the route on your computer is highly recommended, especially on the longer routes. Rides will start with shorter routes and at a "winter pace" (high 12 mph - low 13 mph) and gradually increase through the spring to longer distances and an average of 13.5 - 14 mph. We ride in cold (because we warm up quickly!), and sometimes in the wet (because weather happens). Occasionally I may need to change the date due to extreme weather or personal obligations, and, occasionally we may switch the location (just to mix it up), so check the calendar. Expectations: Ability & experience in riding gravel and single track with varying conditions and obstacles, to have a bicycle (gravel/mtb/cross) suitable for these conditions and properly maintained, to carry emergency repair supplies (tubes/air/plugs or patches/multi use tool,cell phone), and the ability to chat and laugh along the way. This is a ride, not a race, so we take care of each other! Non-members are required to register to sign the required waiver (if the waiver is not "up", just register). OR, make it simple and become a member by signing up on our webpage! Park near the Halsa Restaurant. There are public restrooms next to Halsa. Betsy is always open to having lunch or coffee at the Halsa afterward, or at one of the other new cafes nearby afterward!!! Sorella Fella‘s are welcome on this ride! (A S/F is one of the riders guys whom she wants to bring along). *Expectations for S/F‘s, ride OUR pace, generally as a sweeper.

There‘s only a potential Rain shower at 9:00 am Sunday Morning. A 15-mile MILD ride (12 mph pace), a MEDIUM ride 25-mile ride (13 mph pace) and & a 35 mile HOT ride (16 mph pace).

The mild ride will start after a short bike check and group riding discussion.

Lunch at Halsa afterwards for anyone interested in staying a bit longer to chat!!!

37.8-mile course: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/49910106
25.9-mile course: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/49910042
15.4-mile course: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/49909683

Please download your route.

Starting from the West Gate parking lot at Stone Mountain, we ride combinations of the 5-mile inner park loop and the 7-mile outer park loop roads for a total distance of around 20 miles. The pace is around 12-14 mph. Rolling flat to gentle climbing terrain. This ride is beginner friendly and there are very few turns so you can‘t get lost. The traffic is light, and the road is well lit, but you must have lights (a req‘t of the park). This ride is open to Sorellas, and fellas who are comfortable riding at Sorella pace.

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!

Starting from the West Gate parking lot at Stone Mountain, we ride combinations of the 5-mile inner park loop and the 7-mile outer park loop roads for a total distance of around 20 miles. The pace is around 12-14 mph. Rolling flat to gentle climbing terrain. This ride is beginner friendly and there are very few turns so you can‘t get lost. The traffic is light, and the road is well lit, but you must have lights (a req‘t of the park). This ride is open to Sorellas, and fellas who are comfortable riding at Sorella pace.

A self-supported endurance gravel event that takes you through 130 miles of the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest.

The Groovy Gravel Grind is back!

Please join Emory Sports Medicine Athletic Trainers for a hands-on CPR & first aid clinic. Brandy Dodge, Emory‘s Sports Medicine Supervisor, and 2 staffers will teach us Hands-only CPR, AED use, Basic first aid for wounds, fractures and sprains, and how to recognize and manage concussions. If it‘s been awhile since you‘ve practiced CPR, it has changed, and someone may need you!

Starting from the West Gate parking lot at Stone Mountain, we ride combinations of the 5-mile inner park loop and the 7-mile outer park loop roads for a total distance of around 20 miles. The pace is around 12-14 mph. Rolling flat to gentle climbing terrain. This ride is beginner friendly and there are very few turns so you can‘t get lost. The traffic is light, and the road is well lit, but you must have lights (a req‘t of the park). This ride is open to Sorellas, and fellas who are comfortable riding at Sorella pace.

Join us for a women-only clinic and introductory group ride! We’ll cover the basics of group riding—what to bring, what to expect from others, and group ride etiquette.
If you‘ve been hesitant to join a ride due to large crowds or limited experience beyond bike paths, this is the perfect opportunity to meet friendly women in the same boat. No special gear needed—just bring what you have!
We’ll meet at Riverside Park (bike maintenance stand) to answer questions and share tips before splitting into groups based on turnout. Routes will include the path or road, and pace will be adjusted accordingly.
Facilitated by Sorellas Kathleen Quinn & Linda Rathje, with additional support based on RSVPs. Please let us know if you’re coming, and feel free to invite other women who might be interested!