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SUMMARY:Wash/Repair Boys + Girls Club Bike Fleet
DESCRIPTION:RCR Bike Match and the Boys and Girls Club are looking for volunteers to come help us wash bikes (and mechanics to help fix them) Weds 9/1 from 4-7PM at the Boys and Girls Club of Steamboat. Please email matthew@routtcountyriders.org if you’re interested in helping out.
URL:https://routtcountyriders.org/event/wash-repair-boys-girls-club-bike-fleet/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210911
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SUMMARY:Volunteer at the Showdown in the 'Boat
DESCRIPTION:Steamboat Springs High School Cycling Team will be hosting Colorado League’s 2021 Showdown in the Boat September 11th and 12th right here at Emerald Mountain. \n \nAs with all events\, a crew of volunteers is required to make it possible.\n \nThe Colorado League runs on the spirit and energy of each community that hosts an event. You can be a part of the race experience. There is no experience needed for any volunteer position. All you need is a willing heart and a smile! Check out the following links for event information and to sign up for a spot to volunteer.\n\nFor event information:\nhttps://docs.google.com/document/d/1g3YFZ4FXgjGML-gkUhJDRRyTd5aV6eWdis9011kynP8/edit\n\nTo sign up to volunteer:\nhttps://signup.com/client/invitation2/secure/9069836829945820101/false#/invitation
URL:https://routtcountyriders.org/event/volunteer-at-the-showdown-in-the-boat/
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SUMMARY:Volunteer Trail Work Morning - BTR (Dry Lake)
DESCRIPTION:More info to come on this work session on BTR. Sign up in advance at https://routtcountyriders.org/volunteer/ to receive updates!
URL:https://routtcountyriders.org/event/volunteer-work-morning-details-location-tbd/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210918T090000
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SUMMARY:Ride the Cog (Hayden)
DESCRIPTION:RIDE THE COG\nRegister today for the 2021 Ride the Cog event\, benefitting the Hayden Heritage Center Museum\, the Leslie Memorial Research Library\, and the Historic Hayden Granary! \nRide the Cog gravel routes\nYou’ll have the choice between four different gravel routes. Each of the rides are just $40 for registration until Labor Day! After Labor Day\, there will be price increases\, so go ahead and get in soon with one of these four routes: \n20-mile NEW Breeze Basin Breezer: 19.1 miles\, dirt and paved\, for someone who wants a shorter ride with some great scenery south of Hayden. Click here to see the map and stats about the 20-mile route. \n26.5-mile Mud Ride: 26.5 miles mostly unmaintained gravel and dirt roads with up to a 13% grade. Click here to see the map and stats about the 26.5-mile route. \n31-mile Gravel Grinder: 31 miles paved and maintained gravel roads with up to a 9.8% grade. Click here to see the map and stats about the 31-mile route. \n43-mile Combined Ride: For the truly hearty rider– 43 miles combining the best of both the Gravel Grinder and Mud Ride with up to 11.5% grades. Click here to see the map and stats about the 43-mile route. \n \n \nThe beneficiary\nWelcome to the Hayden Heritage Center! Located in the historic Moffat Railroad Depot Building since 1972\, the Museum (established in 1964) has exhibits on local area history from cowboying and homesteading to coal mining and farming. Experience the authenticity of the homesteaders and the lives they carved out in this rugged corner of Northwest Colorado. \n \nThe Museum is home to the Leslie Memorial Research Library\, a fantastic resource for research whether it is subject based or genealogical. We have numerous books on local and regional history\, as well as various subjects including Railroad\, Quarter Horse Collection\,  out of print books\, unpublished manuscripts\, family files as well as subject catalogue files and more! You can also access the Museum collection database and look at the Museums wonderful collection of photos at one of the two public computer stations (with internet access) in the research library\, which is located conveniently on the first floor.  \nThe Museum has a gift shop with books on local\, regional and Colorado history with children’s books and toys as well as unique gifts. \nThe Hayden Granary is the only existing grain elevator in Routt County. In its heyday\, the elevator bolstered the local agricultural economy\, providing many services and goods to area farmers. Today the grain elevator remains as an important representation of the agricultural\, economic and engineering history of early twentieth-century Routt County. As one of the last remaining wooden bin elevators on the western slope of Colorado\, the agricultural heritage of the facility demonstrates the importance of farming and ranching within the Yampa Valley. With concern towards the uncertainty of the Granary’s future\, the Delaney family purchased the Granary and Yampa Valley Feeds in December 2008 and pursued local\, state and national historic registration status to officially recognize the importance of the facility. “Historic Hayden Granary Inc.” was formed in the Fall of 2019 and the Trustees intend to activate the space through community gatherings\, art\, food\, beverage and events as a way to share the extraordinary history along with preserving it for future generations. \nYour ride registration helps support the museum and granary in their continuing mission to preserve the history of Routt County and Hayden\, Colorado \nLearn more about Ride the Cog 2021 here!
URL:https://routtcountyriders.org/event/ride-the-cog-hayden/
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SUMMARY:Bikes\, Beers\, Barns\, & Brats
DESCRIPTION:Join the Community Agriculture Alliance for this fun bike-centric event! \n  \nBike to see a working dairy in Routt County (20 mile round trip)\, get a tour from the owner\, and have a local brat + beer at Storm Peak Brewery when you return! \n  \nTickets are $25/rider and include 1 locally-sourced brat. Contact Meredith at CAA for more info and to register. 970-879-4370 or caamarket@communityagalliance.org
URL:https://routtcountyriders.org/event/bikes-beers-barns-brats/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210925T083000
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SUMMARY:Volunteer Trail Work Morning - National Public Lands Day\, Cedar Mountain (CRAIG)
DESCRIPTION:Join us on National Public Lands Day for a volunteer trail work session with our Moffat County friends from 8:30AM-12:30PM at Cedar Mountain in Craig. Please sign up in advance and complete your waiver at – https://routtcountyriders.org/volunteer/    \nWe will meet at the main Cedar Mountain trailhead at 8:30 AM Saturday morning. Look for the RCR trailer!  We will have some snacks for your packs\, extra bottled water for folks who need it\, and other goodies to grab before you start work.\n\nWhat to bring/wear – \n\n\nsubstantial clothing that protects you from sun\, dirt\, elements. Closed-toed shoes are necessary. Pants are better than shorts.\na backpack with PLENTY of water for the morning\, a rain/wind layer\, a hat\, eye protection (sunnies)\, and your own work gloves. Hand blisters are no fun. If you have some ear plugs you are comfortable in\, throw them in your pack in case you are working near the weed whacker or a chainsaw.\n\nWe will wrap up work around 12:30 and will provide lunch + drinks (both boozy and non-boozy). Please let us know if you have any specific dietary restrictions prior to COB Thursday in order to accommodate. rcriders@routtcountyriders.org
URL:https://routtcountyriders.org/event/cedar-mountain/
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