In support of the national effort to slow the spread of COVID-19, AMC has closed all lodging and food service operations until July 1. Dates for all in person activities and programs posted below remain subject to change based on the latest public health guidance and government directives. Cancelled programs are not displayed. We encourage you to join AMC's online socials, educational programs, and trainings.
Meet at Bedford end of the Minuteman Bike Path by bathrooms at 6:00 for 6:15 Start. Moderate (13-16 mph) on an easy 22 mi loop. Helmet, bright clothes front and back lights and bike in good condition required. Sunset at 7:58. Dinner at local restaurant often follows ride. Rain cancels, so join the http://groups.yahoo.com/group/amcboston-bike mailing list to be notified if ride is cancelled.
Meet at Lexington Common, Minuteman statue at 6:00 for 6:15 Start. Moderate (13-16 mph) on an easy 20 mi loop with last four miles on bike trail. Helmet, bright clothes front and back lights and bike in good condition required. Sunset at 7:45. Dinner at local restaurant often follows ride. Rain cancels, so join the http://groups.yahoo.com/group/amcboston-bike mailing list to be notified if ride is cancelled.
Meet at Lexington Common, Minuteman statue at 5:45 for 6:00 Start. Moderate 13-15mph on a 20-25 miles loop. Group ride, no drop. Helmet, warm bright clothes, front & rear lights, and bike in good condition required. Rain cancels. Dinner at local restaurant will follow ride.
Join us for an evening ride of 15 miles (10-13 mph, average) through Lexington, Lincoln and Bedford. Meet 5:45PM, ride departs 6:00PM sharp, dinner to follow at local restaurant. Helmet and bike in good condition required. Meet at Minuteman Statue, Lexington Green/Common, intersection Mass. Ave. and Bedford St., Rts. 4/225. No registration necessary. Rain cancels.
Cycle 43 or 33 miles(with a Lexington start) to hot chocolate in Carlisle. Route follows mostly quiet back roads and bike paths through Arlington, Lexington, Concord, Bedford and Carlisle.
Meet by the Uncle Sam statue in Arlington Center on the Minuteman Trail at 2:00 PM, or the Minuteman Statue in Lexington at 2:30 PM. Start is accessible from Alewife T-station.
If you are interested, you will need a working bike, spare inner tube, bike helmet, and BRIGHT warm clothes.
Cycle 43 or 33 miles(with a Lexington start) to hot chocolate in Carlisle. Route follows mostly quiet back roads and bike paths through Arlington, Lexington, Concord, Bedford and Carlisle.
Meet by the Uncle Sam statue in Arlington Center on the Minuteman Trail at 12:00 Noon, or the Minuteman Statue in Lexington at 12:30 PM. Start is accessible from Alewife T-station.
If you are interested, you will need a working bike, spare inner tube, bike helmet, and BRIGHT warm clothes.
Cycle 40 or 30 miles(with a Lexington start) to hot chocolate in Carlisle. Route follows mostly quiet back roads and bike paths through Arlington, Lexington, Concord, Beford and Carlisle.
Meet by the Uncle Sam statue in Arlington Center on the Minuteman Trail at 2:00 PM, or the Minuteman Statue in Lexington at 2:30 PM. Start is accessible from Alewife T-station.
If you are interested, you will need a working bike, spare tire, bike helmet, and BRIGHT warm clothes.
Cycle 35 or 25 miles(with a Lexington start) to hot chocolate in Carlisle. Route follows mostly quiet back roads and bike paths through Arlington, Lexington, Concord, and Carlisle.
Meet by the Uncle Sam statue in Arlington Center on the Minuteman Trail at 2:00 PM, or the Minuteman Statue in Lexington at 2:30 PM. Start is accessible from Alewife T-station.
If you are interested, you will need a working bike, spare tire, bike helmet, and bright clothes.
Co-Sponsored with Sudbury Valley Trustees (SVT).
Join us for a spin around the hilly western section of the Sudbury-Assabet watershed. Along the way we will pass SVT properties and land protection projects underway. This 22-mile loop winds through hilly back roads of Northborough, Berlin, and Bolton. We will be going at an intermediate pace and stopping briefly at several conservation sites of interest. Please register at www.svtweb.org.
Bike scenic country roads, enjoy beautiful beaches, watch amazing sunsets, practice yoga outside, and stay at luxurious campground with full service kitchen, modern bathrooms, and large multi-purpose room. Must be comfortable riding 12-20 miles per day with hills. $130 includes two nights tent site fee, two breakfasts, Saturday boiled lobster seafood feast and great company! Parking on mainland and ferry extra (no cars). But sag wagon will take tents, sleeping bags, and pads; you just need to bring your clothing.
