Ride Schedule

The Bicycle Club for Metro Milwaukee

2010 Ride Schedule

Cream City Cycle Club strongly promotes the following SAFETY POLICY:

1. Learn and practice safe bicycling skills.

2. Learn the rights and responsibilities of bicyclists and practice what you learn.

3. Always wear a correctly fitted CPSC approved helmet that is in good condition.

IMPORTANT! Ride start times vary throughout the year so check them carefully. Please be advised that you will need to arrive 20 minutes prior to listed start time, so you will be able to set up your bicycle and take care of any necessary preliminaries (Non-members need to sign-in and sign a liability waiver). We do our best to make sure every ride goes on as scheduled, However, start times, locations and actual rides may be changed or canceled For the latest updates, call the HOTLINE at 414-299-9398, box 1.

Rides are open to the public without charge.

This page was last updated on 07/22/10.

Mileage options highlighted in red do NOT have a ride leader as of this update. If you can volunteer to lead a ride, please call the HOTLINE at 414-299-9398. If there is not a ride leader for all distances the ride will be canceled. All in RED means no ride if under a week till the ride.

Things to remember about CCCC weekend rides

Check the bicycle to ensure that it is in good working condition. If you need adjustments, you can correct them prior to the ride. It will make the ride an enjoyable one.
Show up promptly. Plan to arrive 20-30 minutes prior to the published ride start time. The ride leader will make his or her announcements 5 minutes prior to the published ride start time. Showing up early will allow you to set up your bicycle and sign in and get situated. One late arrival will prevent all riders from leaving on time.
Look at the driving directions listed above. Be familiar with the turns and street to get to the ride start.
Always be prepared. Remember to bring biking accessories. Things like extra tubes, patch kit, pump, tire levers, tool kit, and wrenches are necessary. Cell phones are encouraged, but not necessary in case you are stranded with no ability to continue the ride. You are on your own for repairs, so being prepared will make your bicycling experience more enjoyable. Without the proper tools, it can make your ride a miserable one.
Be prepared to adapt to different weather conditions. Things like wind, rain, sleet, and temperature changes will occur during the ride. A good quality rain jacket or windbreaker will help ease the discomfort of the ride. If you don’t bring it, you can’t wear it.
The ride leader(s) are the last one on the route. They will follow or ride with the last rider on the ride.
Bring a clip to fasten the route sheet on your bike. Make sure to review the ride sheet prior to the ride to familiarize yourself with the area you will be riding into.
Make sure your water bottles are full. This is common sense but some of us need reminders, especially on hot summer rides. Dehydration can sneak up on you very quickly without you knowing it. Drink and drink often.
Use hand signals. No one can read a rider’s thoughts. Letting other bicyclists and motorists know will earn respect with bicycles and cars. Don’t yell “clear” because it will set up a trap for other bicyclists. A safe rider is a smart rider. Caution should always be considered at intersections.
Always choose a route within your own cycling ability. Do not try to ride more than you think you can. There are no sags on our rides. It will make the bicycling experience more memorable.
Most of all have fun. That’s what we’re all about.

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Starting Points

WELCOME TO CREAM CITY CYCLE CLUB’S 2010 RIDES!

Sat 4/10	SUE’S SOUTHWEST SUBURBAN SAUNTER						17 miles
10 am	Start: Greenfield Park						Midpoint: Brookfield
	Start at the edge of town, then you wind into the extended suburban areas of the neighboring cities, where maybe your castle will be found.

Sun 4/11	CEDARBURG HILL& DALE				9/31 miles
10 am	Start: Centennial Park				Midpoint: Cedarburg Township/Newburg
	Begin a delightful tour in historic Cedarburg. After a ride through the quiet countryside, you may want to explore some of the wonderful downtown shops.

Sat 4/17	DELAFIELD ROLL						28/35 miles
10 am	Start: Hansen Park						Midpoint: Waukesha/Pewaukee
	If a view of Waukesha County lakes and the signs of spring is for you, you will want to take this trip! It is a tour through a picture perfect area, so you may want to bring your camera.

Sun 4/18	MUKWONAGO HONEY BEAR						17/27 miles
10 am	Start: Hales Corners Park						Midpoint: Muskego/Big Bend
	We're sticking together on this ride. Sweet treats await us at the restaurant in Mukwonago. The only thing left behind will be the calories.

Sat 4/24	UNION GROVE DRAGSTER						18/36 miles
10 am	Start: Froemming Park						Midpoint: Kneeland/Union Grove
	Remember, this is not a race. Take an unhurried, relatively flat ride to the home of drag racing.

Sun 4/25	ULTIMATE LAKES						20/48 miles
10 am	Start: Greenfield Park						Midpoint: Waukesha/Delafield
	Circle around the beautiful lakes in Waukesha County. Enjoy the cool air and signs of the season of the area.

Sat 5/1	DOUG PETERSON MEMORIAL RIDE						18/33 miles
9 am	Start: Hansen Park						Midpoint: Brookfield/Pewaukee
	Come one, come all, to one of Doug’s original rides and reminisce about his great contributions to the club.
	Bring your cooler and lawn chairs and socialize with your fellow riders after the ride!

Sun 5/2	RACINE RALLY						14/32 miles
9 am	Start: Grant Park						Midpoint: Oak Creek/Crestview
	Recent route improvements by club members make this a “don’t miss” ride. It is easy biking as we roll along parts of the Lake Michigan shoreline.

Camp	OTTAWA LAKE SPRING WARM UP (Self Contained)
Fri 5/7-	Camping at Ottowa Lake State Park
Sun 5/9	Break out the camping gear and enjoy the fresh springtime air from your bicycle and our campsite. We’ll have routes on Saturday that will help enjoy the beautiful area. Call Brian Musha at 414-385-9416 for more info.

Sat 5/8	GRAFTON BRIDGE						21/42 miles
9 am	Start: Kletsch Park						Midpoint: Mequon/Grafton
	A piece of the past still remains outside Cedarburg. Let this historical area be your goal on this nice ride.

Sun 5/9	NO REGULAR CLUB RIDE – Mother’s Day

Sat 5/15	BURLINGTON					30/55 miles
9 am	Start: Froemming Park					Midpoint: Dover/Burlington
	The flatlands of the Fox River valley make for easy riding. We’re told that there is a sub shop in Burlington you wouldn’t want to miss!
Sun 5/16	ST FINBARS FEAST					35/48 miles
9 am	Start: Village Park					Midpoint: Saukville/Newberg
	Who is St. Finbar and why is a road named after him? It doesn’t matter because this spiraling ride along the lakeshore is so beautiful you’ll be too busy checking out the scenery.

Camp	ROLL TO OKAUCHEE LAKE (Self Contained)
Sat 5/22-	Camping in Jim Wallner’s yard
Sun 5/23	Join us for a scenic ride which takes us through Waukesha County’s Lake country area. Club member Jim Wallner graciously hosts this weekend camping opportunity in his expansive backyard. Camping is limited to 10. Call Mark Steckhahn for more details or to reserve your spot at 414-453-6872.

Sat 5/22	KENOSHA RACINE BIKE CLUB ANNUAL BIKE RIDE					Varied mileages

Sat 5/22	FIVE CORNERS RIDE *					29/41 miles
9 am	Start: Hales Corners Park					Midpoint: Waukesha
	There is a place on this ride that has five corners and when you meet for lunch you may find out. But don’t let those corners fool you, follow the cue sheet to your final destination!

Sun 5/23	LION TOUR					32/44 miles
9 am	Start: Hart Park					Midpoint: Pewaukee
	If a view of Waukesha County lakes and the signs of spring is for you, you will want to take this trip! It is a tour through a picture perfect area, so you may want to bring your camera.

Camp	CARAVAN TO THE HORSEY HUNDRED						Varied mileages
Fri 5/28-	Lexington, Kentucky
Sun 5/30	For information on this ride, contact Judy Nast at 262-306-8929. Two day ride (Sat/Sun) www.bgcycling.org

Sat 5/29	ROLLING AROUND ROME						31/44 miles
9 am	Start: Town of Genesee Park						Midpoint: Dousman/Rome
	Enjoy a scenic tour of the Southern Kettle Moraine. There are a few hills, but it’s worth the effort when you tell your friends about your “Trip to Rome”.

Sun 5/30	JIM FIELDSTADT MEMORIAL RIDE					44 miles
9 am	Start: Greenfield Park					Midpoint: Pewaukee
	Today we honor a member no longer with us by taking his favorite route to Pewaukee Lake
	Bring your cooler and lawn chairs and socialize with your fellow riders after the ride!

	JUNE 5 – 11 IS BIKE TO WORK WEEK!

Camp	HARTMAN CREEK CLASSIC (Looped)						>Varied mileages
Fri 6/4-	Camping at Hartman Creek State Park
Sun 6/6	Come join Cream City’s most popular camping ride only 2 ½ hours from Milwaukee. Bike, hike, canoe, swim or just relax. For details, call Jean Lufburrow at 262-337-1641

Sat 6/12	ROLLING AROUND WATERFORD						17/32/50 miles
9 am	Start: Waterford Precision Bicycle Factory						Midpoint: East Troy/Lyons
	Join other cyclists as we tour the Waterford Precision Cyclery, a manufacturer of a premium line of bicycles. The plant tour starts at 8:00 A.M. The ride will leave at 9:00 A.M. sharp from the factory.

Sun 6/13	MAUTHE LAKE SPLASH			63/97 miles
7 am	Start: Brown Deer Park			Midpoint: Newburg/Mauthe Lake St. Pk.
	Watch for the Milwaukee River as you ride into Newburg and the Northern Kettle. Stop for a swim at Mauthe Lake on the long loop. Food stops are limited so BYOS (Bring Your Own Snacks)

Sat 6/19	TOUR DE CURE - No regular club ride
	Many club members volunteer as ride marshals on this charity ride for diabetes. For volunteer information, watch for details in the CCCC newsletter.

Sun 6/20	NO REGULAR CLUB RIDE – Father’s Day

Camp	MENOMINEE RIVER CENTURY WEEKEND (Looped)
Fri 6/25-Sun 6/27	Peshtigo’s Badger Park is our destination for a fun-packed weekend of riding scenic rural roads of Marinette County. On Sunday, the ever popular Menominee Century will be the highlight of the weekend rides. Call: Ellen Boettcher & Pat Cochran (414-258-2847) or Mark Steckhahn (414-453-6872) for more details or to reserve your spot.

Sat 6/26	WAUKESHA 44/64						44/64 miles
8 am	Start: Fox River Sanctuary Park						Midpoint: Delafield/Okauchee
	This is a ride through the northwest parts of this county with views of lakes and great scenery. Be sure to stop at Lapham Peak.

Sun 6/27	POINTS NORTH AND WEST *						35/65 miles
8 am	Start: Hansen Park						Midpoint: Sussex/Holy Hill
	Got a granny gear? You may want it as you’re ascending the hills, especially “The Wall” on this ride. The view from the top is always worth the trip. Besides, what goes up must come down.
	Bring your cooler and lawn chairs and socialize with your fellow riders after the ride!

Sat 7/3	FOND DU LAC EXPEDITION *					60/76 miles
8 am	Start: UW Washington County					Midpoint: Eden/Fond du Lac
	The perfect workout. You warm up and flex those bicycling muscles at the start, relax and even get a chance to stop for a bite on the flats, and then get another chance to flex those muscles as you complete the trip (a great way to work off those calories from lunch)

Sun 7/4	INDEPENDENCE DAY - No Regular Club Ride

Sat 7/10	FORT ATKINSON FIRECRACKER						51/106 miles
7 am	Start: Hales Corners Park						Midpoint: North Prairie/Fort Atkinson
	This is a bang of a ride! Travel west on the backroads towards Fort Atkinson and be sure to enjoy all the lovely scenery along the way

Sun 7/11	PORT WASHINGTON PUSH					56 miles
8 am	Start: Lake Park					Midpoint: Port Washington
	See a fish port today. Observe the catch of the day and you can even try it. Ride along Lake Michigan and enjoy the scenery.

Camp	KOHLER ANDRAE						Varied mileages
Fri 7/16-	Camping at Kohler Andrae State Park
Sun 7/18	Kohler-Andrae State Park is a new camping ride located in one of the last natural preserves along Lake Michigan near Sheboygan. It features majestic sand dunes, miles of golden beach and the lake's shimmering waters. The great facilities include nature trails and a boardwalk to enjoy after your ride. Call: Donna Hepp (414-258-3287) for more details or to reserve your spot.

Sat 7/17	BAY VIEW BICYCLE CLUB LAKE COUNTRY CLASSIC						Varied mileages
	The Bay View Bicycle Club is your host for this family-friendly fundraiser. Pedal through scenic lake country and enjoy rest stops stocked with snacks and drinks. Call the Bay View hotline for details: 414-299-0317.


Sun 7/18	HOLY HILL CIRCUMCYCLE *					59/76 miles
8 am	Start: Glacier Hills County Park					Midpoint: Hartford/Slinger
	Put your training to the test. Take the challenge and tackle some of the marvelous hills in this beautiful area. Remember not all of them are up!

Sat 7/24	CEDARBURG BOG *						32/53 miles
8 am	Start: Centennial Park						Midpoint: Newburg/Waubeka
	Starting in Cedarburg is always fun. Explore the back roads and take a ride through the bog to see an extraordinary world of wildlife and plants.

Sun 7/25	COALITION PICNIC (Members Only of Multiple Cycling Clubs)						20/41/56
Varied	Start: Greenfield Park
Start Times	It’s time for some fun! Come ride and picnic while meeting old friends and new as we gather with members of other bicycle clubs in Southeastern Wisconsin. The Cream City Cycle Club is sponsoring this year's picnic. The picnic starts around 11am. Watch the CCCC newsletter for details . 7:30am 56 mile starts, 8:30am 41 mile starts and 9am 20 mile starts . Picnic and ride starts are at AREA #3A – near Lincoln avenue Bring a dish to pass or $7.00. Picnic starts around 11am

Camp	DEVILS LAKE							Varied mileages
Fri 7/30 –	Camping at Devils Lake State Park
Sun 8/1	This is a gem of a park with kayaking, swimming, and hiking the bluffs or exploring Parfrey's Glen. The ride options will include the Merrimac Ferry, a Winery, and Dr. Evermore's Forevetron Sculpture Park. Due to the hilly terrain, the ride is rated for Intermediate and up riders. Camping is limited to 12 people and car pooling is recommended. Call Mike or Mary Biskobing at 262-334-8140 for more info or to reserve a spot.

Sat 7/31	FOX LAKE TOUR						57 miles
8 am	Start: Allenton Park & Ride						Midpoint: Juneau
	Ha! What a great CCCC tour. The challenge of this ride is at either end, with a few more restful rollers and flats in the middle. You’ll enjoy a tour of Beaver Dam Lake on the long ride and lots of pretty sites on both loops.

Sun 8/1	WESTWARD HO						72 miles
8 am	Start: Meadowbrook Park & Ride						Midpoint: Johnson Creek
	Go West ye biker, go west! Join us on our unique tour through the rolling countryside all the way to Johnson Creek.

Sat 8/7	OVER THE HILL RIDE *						44 miles
8 am	Start: Greenfield Park						Midpoint: Pewaukee
	If you make it "over the hill" are you really "over the hill"? Or are you "over the hill" if you don't make it "over the hill"? The call from "THE WALL" awaits all!

Sun 8/8	AROUND THE BARNS						45/74 miles
8 am	Start: Glacier Hills County Park						Midpoint: Neosho/Juneau
	Around the barns and through the woods, both routes are equally pretty. You’re decision will be, can I do it? The decision is yours!

Camp	POINT BEACH						Varied mileages
Fri 8/13 -	Camping at Point Beach State Park
Sun 8/15	Lake lore draws us on. Intimate low traffic roads, quaint towns and shops, many creeks and rivers, all frame the Great Lake. This jewel of a ride offers a beautiful area to explore and experience. Space is limited! Call Chris & Betty Locher At 414-510-7457 or 414-510-8964 for more info or to reserve a spot.

Sat 8/14	RACINE RUSTIC ROADS						71/84 miles
8 am	Start: Ives Grove Park & Ride						Midpoint: Waterford/Burlington
	Come along as we explore some of Wisconsin’s hidden rustic roads. Racine County alone is home to 7 of these unique byways.

Sun 8/15	MAYVILLE TOWERING MAZE *						47/55 miles
8 am	Start: UW Washington County						Midpoint: Iron Ridge/Mayville
	There is a beauty waiting you at the top of every climb and a chance to claim some speed as you are on your way down, ready to ascend the next peak.

Sat 8/21	JEFFERSON JOURNEY						41/71 miles
8 am	Start: Greenfield Park					Midpoint: Wales/Sullivan
	Bike along tree lined roads on a journey to remember. Stop for a view of the Rock River and imagine it as a highway for traders of the past.
	Bring your cooler and lawn chairs and socialize with your fellow riders after the ride!

Sun 8/22	MEMBERS CENTURY-MEMBERS ONLY!					Varied mileages
7 am	Start: Waterford High School-Waterford, WI
	Don’t miss this opportunity to ride our wonderful century routes. You’ll be helping the club at the same time. Our century committee welcomes comments and suggestions for changes and refinements of the route. Note: No sags or rest stops today.

Sat 8/28	ORGANIZATION DAY – NO CLUB RIDE
	Deliver your homemade goodies, mark the route or help in some other way as we get ready for the big event. If you can help the day of the event, please let us know. We need volunteers then too. Call the Bike line at 414-299-9398, box 2 to volunteer!

Sun 8/29	CREAM CITY CYCLE CLUB CENTURY					Varied mileages
	Start: Waterford High School
	Our friendly and hardworking volunteers are what make our century a success. Opportunities to help abound today – registration, rest stops, sags, route markings, clean up and more, and you don’t even have to give up riding for the day. Consider biking to a rest stop, helping out for a few hours, and then continuing on the route. Or, volunteer during registration and you can ride to your heart's content the rest of the day. Invite some friends (don’t forget they need to register) and make it a party!

Camp	HARRINGTON BEACH LABOR DAY WEEKEND TRIP (Self Contained and Looped)								Varied mileages
Fri 9/3 -	Camping at Harrington Beach State Park
Mon 9/6	Cooler by the Lake, and closer to home. Join us for our first ever Harrington Beach Labor Day weekend camping trip. Two options are on tap, bring your car, or ride your bike to the Group site at Harrington Beach. Looped rides are set for Saturday through Sunday. Don’t forget your swimsuit and your suntan lotion! Need more details or want to reserve a spot? Call Harriet Pfersch at 414-453-6872.

Sat 9/4	OZAUKEE 58						58 miles
8 am	Start: Doctors Park						Midpoint: Fredonia
	Ride the outer limits of this county to almost the northern edge while coming to a port along the Lake Michigan shores. Take a look at the cool waters and enjoy breezes that come with the May waves too.

Sun 9/5	OUTER LIMITS						41/63 miles
8 am	Start: Elkhorn Park & Ride						Midpoint: LaGrange
	Who has century limits? Well now is the time to see those century limits. Come on way out, far away and see your club’s century limits without doing that whole century ride. Then you can say, “I did the club century…almost.”

Camp	DOOR COUNTY CENTURY WEEKEND						Varied mileages
Thu 9/9 -	Camping at Peninsula State Park
Mon 9/13	Whether camping or staying at a bed and breakfast, riding the Door County Century or just exploring this popular area, many of our club members will be in Door County this weekend. Check the camping schedule for details; call the bike line 414-299-9398, box 3.

Sat 9/11	No Regular Club Ride

Sun 9/12	No Regular Club Ride

Sat 9/18	LONG BONG					35/58 miles
8 am	Start: Gorney Park					Midpoint: Dover/Kansasville
	There’s a park for everyone today. Enjoy a waterfront snack at Eagle Lake County Park on the short ride or travel into the 4,500 acre Bong State Recreation area and see what wonderful things happen to the land when a jet fighter base isn’t built. Note: limited food options - bring snacks!

Sun 9/19	NO REGULAR CLUB RIDE
Sun 9/19	PEDAL THE KETTLE						Varied mileages
	Spring City Spinners Cycle Club is your host for this fundraiser. Fully stocked rest stops and fun awaits you. For details on registration fee and times, call 414-297-9135.
Camp	HARTMAN CREEK FALL TOUR						Varied mileages
Sat 9/24 –	Camping at Hartman Creek State Park
Sun 9/26	Here’s your opportunity to revisit the ever popular Waupaca County roads during the fall biking season. We will be hosting a harvest time visit to Hartman Creek State Park this year. Get all the details and reserve your spot by calling Mike Craig at 414-354-0047 or Mark Steckhahn @ 414-453-6872.

Sat 9/25	BORDERLINE						33/53 miles
8 am	Start: Whitnall Park						Midpoint: Dover/Union Grove
	Enjoy the scenery while you meander through the open lands of southeastern Wisconsin.
	Bring your cooler and lawn chairs and socialize with your fellow riders after the ride!

Sat 9/26	SHEBOYGAN						28/49 miles
8 am	Start: Adell, WI						Midpoint: Cascade/Plymouth
	Open farmland, wooded valleys and a few good hills make for an entertaining ride. If you follow the route into Sheboygan, be sure to sample the local specialty bratwurst.

Camp	CENTER COLOR FIESTA – RICHLAND CENTER *						Varied mileages
Fri 10/1-	Start: Richland Center
Sun 10/3	Please join us as we experience Wisconsin’s fall foliage at its finest. Either ride with the club or take part in the many festivities of Richland Center’s Color Fiesta. The weekend culminates with the OCOOCH Fall Bicycle Tour. Get all the details and reserve your spot by calling Mike Harris at 414-321-9514.

Sat 10/2	ROCK RIVER ROVER						32/62 miles
9 am	Start: Glacier Hills County Park						Midpoint: Stone Bank/Oconomowoc
	Cruise along a river and it’s the journey that matters not the destination. The same goes for this inspiring ride. Come join us on our journey.

Sun 10/3	LAKE GENEVA	49/59 miles
9 am	Start: Hales Corners Park	Midpoint: Rochester/Burlington
	Enjoy one of our club’s “original” Century Classic routes. See some rolling hills, some flat countryside and some lakes.

Sat 10/9	PEWAUKEE LAKE ROLL – MEMBERS ONLY (pizza ride)						31 miles
10 am	Start: Greenfield Park						Midpoint: Pewaukee
	Pewaukee Lake sparkles any time of the year. Who says you can’t take a walk on the beach in October? Members in good standing can join us for a wrap up party after the ride.

Sun 10/10	NORTHERN KETTLE MORAINE (WEST) *					38/45 miles
9 am	Start: New Fane, WI					Midpoint: Dundee/Greenbush
	Beautiful hardwoods and pine trees line the rolling roads of Northern Kettle. See drumlins, moraines, and valleys left when the last ice flows retreated to the north. There are limited food stops.

Sat 10/16	ELEGANT FARMER *						28/59 miles
9 am	Start: Hales Corners Park						Midpoint: Big Bend/Elegant Farmer
	Is this the ride for you? The long route starts out flat and easy but when you get to the farm get all the fuel you need. The challenge is yet to come with a varied terrain the rest of the way home.

Sun 10/17	NASHOTA			33/53 miles
9 am	Start: Hansen Park			Midpoint: Pewaukee/Nashota
	The lakes of northern Waukesha County sparkle in the sunlight as we roam one of southeastern Wisconsin’s most attractive areas.

Sat 10/23	PIONEER VILLAGE TOUR						55 miles
9 am	Start: Doctors Park						Midpoint: Fredonia
	This is a great ride to an old village settlement with many things to see what the past might have been like. So bring your walking shoes and take a tour (fee) and have lunch a little further on the way.

Sun 10/24	OLD WORLD WISCONSIN *		43/60 miles
9 am	Start: Hales Corners Park		Midpoint: Mukwonago/Old World Wisconsin
	If you’ve never been to Old World Wisconsin you’ll want to do this ride. Preview the historic buildings as you ride into the outdoor museum, then plan to return later to pay for a tour – it’s worth it!

Sat 10/30	CEDARBURG COVERED BRIDGE						26/39 miles
10 am	Start: Brown Deer Park						Midpoint: Thiensville/Grafton
	Here’s a chance to try out some quiet country roads in Ozaukee County. Ride to Covered Bridge County Park and see one of our state’s few remaining covered bridges.

Sun 10/31	WHITEWATER PEREGRINATION						44 miles
10 am	Start: Town of Genesee Park						Midpoint: Palmyra
	The peregrination of southern kettles makes this ride a special one as we begin our summer season. You may even want to stop at the State University to find out what peregrination means.

Sun 11/6	THE WALL *						34 miles
10 am	Start: Hansen Park						Midpoint: Lannon
	Challenging? Yes. Impossible? No. Find out what kind of shape you’re in by trying the hill on Mill Road (the wall). We give you 3 chances to just ride it. The view from the top is your reward.

Sun 11/7	NORTHWEST RAMBLE						17/23 miles
10 am	Start: Lake Park						Midpoint: Glendale
	This urban ride takes you through many of the quiet streets of Milwaukee and North Shore suburban areas, with a nice way to close the season for the Cream City Cycle Club and its members.

Starting Points

Adell – Sheboygan Cty, WI (41.2 miles/48 minutes from the Marquette Interchange)

I-43 North to Hwy 57 (exit 97). Continue north on Hwy 57 to Sheboygan Cty A, (do not take Ozaukee Cty A which is the first Cty A you come to) Left/west on Cty A to Adell. Turn right/north on Nugent St. to Center St., just north of the municipal building (please park on the street).

Allenton Park & Ride - Washington Cty, WI (34.2 miles/approximately 35 minutes from the Zoo Interchange)

Park & Ride lot from I 94 to Hwy 45 (exit 305B). Take Hwy 45 north to Hwy 41 north, go north on Hwy 41 to Hwy 33 (Allenton), turn right/east on Hwy 33 to Cty W, then left/north on Cty W to the park and ride lot on the left/west side of the road.

Brown Deer Park - 7835 N. Green Bay Rd., Brown Deer (12 miles/46 minutes from the Marquette Interchange)

I-43 to Good Hope Rd (exit 80/Cty PP), go west on Good Hope Rd to Teutonia Ave (Cty D), right/north on Teutonia Ave to Calumet Rd, right/east on Calumet Rd to the park entrance. Meet in the parking lot on the left by the tennis courts. Alternate, if you miss Calumet continue north to Bradley Rd, right/east on Bradley Rd to park entrance (about 37^th St), turn right into the park and keep right to the same meeting point.

Centennial Park - W86 N851 Evergreen Blvd, Cedarburg (22.8 miles/30 minutes from the Marquette Interchange)

I-43 to County Hwy C (exit 89), west on Cty C to Washington Ave, right/north on Washington Ave to Fair St, left/west on Fair St to Evergreen Blvd, right/north on Evergreen Blvd to the parking lot on the west side of Evergreen Blvd just north of the swimming pool.

Doctors Park - 1870 E. Fox Lane, Bayside (12 miles/14 minutes from the Marquette Interchange)

I-43 to Brown Deer Rd (exit 82A) follow Hwy 32/Brown Deer Rd south to North Lake Drive curving south about a half mile to Dean Road, turn left on Dean Road to Fox Lane and left into the park and parking area.

Elkhorn Park & Ride I-43 & Hwy 12 (40.3 miles/approximately 41 minutes from the Zoo Interchange)

I -43 to Hwy 12 West Follow Hwy 12 West (Exit 27B), one mile to Hwy 67, Hwy 12 & Hwy 67 will run together. Continue on Hwy 12/67 to the park and ride. The park and ride is on the west side of the highway.

Fox River Sanctuary – Waukesha (13.7 miles/20 minutes from the Zoo Interchange)

I-94 west to exit 297 (Hwy 18 west/Hwy 164 south), South 1.6 miles to Hwy 164 south, Left on Hwy 164 south and follow Hwy 164 2 miles to County Y/Racine Avenue, Right on Cty Y/Racine and continue 1 mile to College Avenue, Left and west on College 1.4 miles to the park on the right.

Froemming Park – 8801 S. 51^st St, Franklin, WI (16.9 miles/21 minutes from the Marquette Interechange)

I-94 East to Ryan Rd/Hwy 100 (exit 322), West to South 51^st St., Right/North to the park on the left /west side of 51^st St.

Glacier Hills County Park – 1664 Freiss Lake Rd. Richfield, WI. (24.7 miles/29 minutes from the Zoo Interchange)

Take Highway 41-45 north to Highway 167 West (Holy Hill Road), proceed west for 6 miles. Watch for sign. Turn Left/South on Freiss Lake Road (which is beyond Freiss Lake Drive) and Left/East into the park to the main parking area at the end of the road.

Gorney Park – Caledonia (20.9 miles/28 minutes from the Marquette Interchange)

From north or south: take I-94 to 7 mile road and go east on 7 mile road, 3 miles to Nicholson Rd. Left (north) on Nicholson Rd. (less than 1/4 of a mile) to Gorney Park, park is on east side of street.

Grant Park – 100 Hawthorne Ave., South Milwaukee (16.4 miles/28 minutes from the Marquette Interchange)

I-94 to College Ave (exit 319), take College Ave. east to the end, turn right/south on S. Lake Dr. to Hawthorne Ave. Turn Left/east on Hawthorne Ave. to the Grant Park Golf course. Use the parking lot on the south side of the clubhouse, which is on the right side of the road as you head east.

Greenfield Park - 2028 S. 124^th St., West Allis (3.4 miles/7 minutes from the Zoo Interchange)

I-894 to W Greenfield Ave/(Hwy 59 (exit 1D), go west on Greenfield Ave to S 124^th St, turn left (south) on 124^th St to the park entrance and turn left/east to area # 2 and #6 parking area.

Hales Corners Park - 5765 S. New Berlin Rd, Hales Corners. (7.6 miles/10 minutes from the Zoo Interchange)

I-43 (South) to Hwy 45 (exit 60), south on Hwys 45/100/S 108^th St to Hwy 24/Janesville Rd, right/west on Hwy 24 to the first stop light at S 116^th St, right/north on 116^th to first stop sign at New Berlin Rd, left/west on New Berlin Rd to parking lot on the west side of the pool.

Hansen Park - 9800 Underwood Pkwy, Wauwatosa. (8.6 miles/11 minutes from the Marquette Interchange)

I-94 to Hwy 45 (exit 305),Hwy 45 to Watertown Plank Rd (exit 40).Cross Watertown Plank Rd. to Swan Blvd (unmarked).Left (west) to Underwood Pkwy to the golf course clubhouse. Please park on the street!

Hart Park – 7300 W. Chestnut St., Wauwatosa (5.2 miles/9 minutes from the Marquette Interchange)

I -94 to 68^th/ 70^thSt. exit, (EXIT307). Go north on 68^th St. to Honey Creek Pkwy. Turn left (West) on Honey Creek Pkwy to N. 70^th St. Turn right (North) on N. 70^th St. to W. Chestnut St. Turn left (West) on W. Chestnut St. to the park.

City alternative: Take State St. to N. 72^nd St. Go South over the railroad tracks to the park.

Please park on the east / south side of the parking lot.

Ives Grove Park and Ride – I-94 & Hwy 20 – Ives Grove, Wi. (24.7 miles/26 minutes from the Marquette Interchange)

I -94 East to Hwy 20 (Exit #333) West on Hwy 20 approximately one half mile, turn right into the Park and Ride lot, Racine County

Kletzsch Park - 6560 N. Milwaukee River Pkwy.Glendale (8.1 miles/13 minutes from the Marquette Interchange)

I-43 to Silver Spring Dr (exit 78), west on Silver Spring Dr, stay in far right lane to first traffic light, turn right/north on Milwaukee River Pkwy, crossing Bender Rd to the pavilion parking lot on the east side of the road.

Lake Park – 2800 N. Lake Park Drive (approximately 35 minutes from State Fair Park)

From I-94 & I-43, take I-43 north to Locust St. (Exit 74). Go right/east on Locust St. to the end. Turn right/south on Lake Drive to Newberry Blvd. Turn left/east on Newberry Blvd. to the park entrance. Meet in the golf course parking lot.

Meadow Brook Park and Ride (13.8 miles/15 minutes from the Zoo Interchange)

I-94 (west) to Waukesha County Highway G (Exit 291) Right and North on CTH G to CTH DR, right and east on DR to park and ride on right/south side of road.

New Fane, WI - North Kettle Moraine State Forest at Ctys S & DD. (41.5 miles/approximately 47 minutes from the Zoo Interchange)

Hwy 45 north to Hwy 28 in Kewaskum, right/east on Hwy 28 for less than ½ mile, turn left onto Cty S, follow Cty S 4.0 miles to New Fane, park in area across from businesses.

Town of Genesee Park – Genesee Depot, WI (24.6 miles/30 minutes from the Zoo Interchange)

I-94 to Hwy 83 (exit # 287), take Hwy 83 south to Genesee Depot to just before the railroad tracks, turn right/west on Depot Rd to the park. Alternate: Take I-43 to Hwy 83 (exit 43) or Hwy 59 to Hwy 83, go north on Hwy 83 to Genesee Depot, cross the railroad tracks and turn left/west on Depot Rd to the park.

UW Washington County - 400 University Dr, West Bend, WI. (32 miles/35 minutes from the Zoo Interchange)

I-94 to Hwy 45 (exit 305B), take Hwy 45 north towards West Bend to Hwy’s 33/144/Washington Ave (left/west) for a very short distance to University Dr, turn left/south on University Dr to the university parking lot on right/west side of road.

Village Park – Thiensville, WI (17.8miles/approximately 23 minutes from the Marquette Interchange)

I-43 north to Hwy 167/Mequon Rd (exit 85), Left (west) on Hwy 167 to Cedarburg Rd, Right (north) to Green Bay Rd (1^st stoplight), right (east/north) to Elm St, Right (east) to the park.

Virmond Park – Mequon (15 miles/17 minutes from the Marquette Interchange)

I-43 north to Mequon Rd (exit 85), Right/east to the end, Right/south on Lake Shore Dr. to the park, Left/east into the park.

Waterford High School – 817 West Main Street, Waterford, WI. (24.1 miles/41 minutes from the Zoo Interchange)

Hwy 36 south to Main St in Waterford, Wi. Turn right/west on Main St. It becomes Hwy 20/83 in Waterford. Turn left to Waterford High School. Parking will be in the back/west side of the school.

Waterford Precision Bicycle Factory - 816 W. Bakke Ave., Waterford, WI (24.6 miles/42 minutes from the Zoo Interchange)

Hwy 36 to Main St. in Waterford, Wi. Turn right/west on Main St. It becomes Hwy 20/83 in Waterford. Turn Left/south on Cty W/Jefferson St. to Bakke Ave. Turn right/west to the factory on the north side of the street.

Whitnall Park - 5879 S. 92 St, Area 7, Greendale (7.9 miles/11 minutes from the Zoo Interchange)

I-43 (South) to Hwys 45/100 (Exit 60), south on Hwys 45/100/S. 108^th St to just south of W. Forest Home Ave and McDonald’s, turn left into the park keeping to the right and follow signs to Wehr Nature Center and Botanical Garden for 0.6 miles to parking lot on right just after the stop sign, across from children’s play area and next to area #7.

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