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 | BicyclingMiles of flat and quiet blacktop or miles of trails offer cyclists both scenic leisure riding, long-distance training routes and adventurous rides through the woods. Learn More |
| 7th Annual Tour de Pines Bicycle TourThe 2011 Tour de Pines, sponsored by Pinelands Preservation Alliance, celebrates Pinelands Month in October with five consecutive single day bicycle tours of the New Jersey Pinelands. Learn More |
| BicyclingMiles of flat and quiet blacktop or miles of trails offer cyclists both scenic leisure riding, long-distance training routes and adventurous rides through the woods. Learn More |
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Wednesday, October 6th, 2010
Tour de Pines: Cranberry Cruiser Loop
Time & Place
9am
PPA
Join us for the Cranberry Cruiser Loop, with highlights including Hisotric Medford, Kirby's Mill, and Brendan Byrne State Forest.
FREE. Registration required. Register online
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Mike | 609 859-8860 ext. 24 | Email | Web
Thursday, October 7th, 2010
Tour de Pines: Forked River Mountains Loop
Time & Place
9am
The Forked River Mountains Loop highlights include New Jake's Branch Park, New Barnegat Rail Trail, Double Trouble State Park, and Wells Mills County Park.
FREE. Registration required. Register online or call 609 859-8860 ext 24.
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Mike | 609 859-8860 ext. 24 | Email | Web
Friday, October 8th, 2010
Tour de Pines: The Bridge to Nowhere
Time & Place
9am
The Bridge to Nowhere highlights include Belleplain State Forest, Port Norris, and Maurice River Park.
FREE. Registration required. Register online or call 609 859-8860 x24.
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Mike | 609 859-8860 ext. 24 | Email | Web
Saturday, October 9th, 2010
Tour de Pines: A Chair on Every Roof
Time & Place
9am
The Chair on Every Roof Loop highlights include Batsto Village, Wharton State Forest, Bass River State Forest, Stafford Forge WMA, an the House with the Chair on the Roof!
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Mike | 609 859-8860 ext. 24 | Email | Web
Sunday, October 10th, 2010
Tour de Pines: Pinelands Discovery Loop
Time & Place
9am
The Pinelands Discovery Loop highlights include historic Whitesbog Village, Brendan Byrne State Forest, and the annual Pinelands Discovery Festival.
FREE. Registration required. Register online or call 609 859-8860 x24
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Mike | 609 859-8860 ext. 24 | Email | Web
Saturday, April 16th, 2011
Bicycle Tour of the Delaware Estuary
Time & Place
10:00am - 12:00noon
Bicycle Tour of the Delaware Estuary
Tidal wetlands are one of the most productive ecosystems on earth. Since 1994, PSEG's Estuary Enhancement Program has worked to restore and preserve portions of the Delaware Estuary, including the restoration of diked salt hay farms and degraded Phragmites-dominated marshes. Situated along the southern New Jersey shoreline of the Delaware Estuary, the Commercial Township Salt Hay Farm Wetland Restoration site represents one of the most successful restoration projects. Grab your bike and binoculars for a peddle tour around this series of unique wetland and marsh habitats. Participants may want to bring a bagged lunch and beverage.
Meet at PSEG Commercial Township Site, Strawberry Avenue, Cumberland County, NJ
To register, please email nj_events@tnc.org or call 609-861-0600
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Saturday, May 5th, 2012
Bicycle Tour of the Delaware Estuary
Time & Place
10am - Noon
PSEG Commercial Township Site, Germantown Road, Cumberland County, NJ
Tidal wetlands are one of the most productive ecosystems on earth. Since 1994, PSEG's Estuary Enhancement Program has worked to restore and preserve portions of the Delaware Estuary, including the restoration of diked salt hay farms and degraded Phragmites-dominated marshes. Situated along the southern New Jersey shoreline of the Delaware Estuary, the Commercial Township Salt Hay Farm Wetland Restoration site represents one of the most successful restoration projects. Grab your bike and binoculars for a peddle tour around this series of unique wetland and marsh habitats. Participants may want to bring a bagged lunch and beverage.
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Email | Web
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