Senior Cycling (50+) Atlanta Area Bike Rides

SPONSORED BY EAST SIDE PEDAL (ESP), Organized by Lynne Rosner
An easy 11 mile ride through Avondale Estates and Decatur. Mainly on quiet residential streets. Special attention given to beginning riders. E-bikes welcome. Not limited to 50+.

Leaves from the PATH down the street from Kimball House Restaurant (303 E. Howard Ave. - formerly the Freight Room train depot).

Parking available along the street.

SPONSORED BY EAST SIDE PEDAL (ESP), Organized by Lynne Rosner
An easy 11 mile ride through Avondale Estates and Decatur. Mainly on quiet residential streets. Special attention given to beginning riders. E-bikes welcome. Not limited to 50+.

Leaves from the PATH down the street from Kimball House Restaurant (303 E. Howard Ave. - formerly the Freight Room train depot).

Parking available along the street.

SPONSORED BY EAST SIDE PEDAL (ESP), Organized by Lynne Rosner
An easy 11 mile ride through Avondale Estates and Decatur. Mainly on quiet residential streets. Special attention given to beginning riders. E-bikes welcome. Not limited to 50+.

Leaves from the PATH down the street from Kimball House Restaurant (303 E. Howard Ave. - formerly the Freight Room train depot).

Parking available along the street.

SPONSORED BY EAST SIDE PEDAL (ESP), Organized by Lynne Rosner
An easy 11 mile ride through Avondale Estates and Decatur. Mainly on quiet residential streets. Special attention given to beginning riders. E-bikes welcome. Not limited to 50+.

Leaves from the PATH down the street from Kimball House Restaurant (303 E. Howard Ave. - formerly the Freight Room train depot).

Parking available along the street.

SPONSORED BY EAST SIDE PEDAL (ESP), Organizer: Rod DeRemer
Come ride the beautiful Arabia-Panola Mountain trails, a hilly, challenging course. Two options available. 1) a robust 38-mile round-trip ride for those who cherish the challenge, from the Pole Bridge Traihead to Stonecrest Library (clean bathrooms/water fountain) & then to the Monastery of the Holy Spirit. 2) a 22-25 mile ride for those wanting to put in a little less time and energy, will return to the start from Lake Alexander.

This is a mostly remote area. Come prepared with water, snack bars, spare tube, hand pump, and tire irons, just in case.

Start locations & times follow, will enable arrival at Stonecrest Library by 10a.

9:15 AM, Polebridge Trailhead (6262 Browns Mill Road)
10:10 am (approx.) Regroup--Stonecrest Library (6 miles)
11 am (approx.) Regroup--Lake Alexander (11 miles)
11:10 am--Panola Mtn. Greenway (7 miles out & back)

All riders are required to wear helmets. Not limited to 50+.

Ride will be canceled if course is deemed unduly wet.

SPONSORED BY EAST SIDE PEDAL (ESP), Organized by Lynne Rosner
An easy 11 mile ride through Avondale Estates and Decatur. Mainly on quiet residential streets. Special attention given to beginning riders. E-bikes welcome. Not limited to 50+.

Leaves from the PATH down the street from Kimball House Restaurant (303 E. Howard Ave. - formerly the Freight Room train depot).

Parking available along the street.

SPONSORED BY EAST SIDE PEDAL (ESP), Organized by Lynne Rosner
An easy 11 mile ride through Avondale Estates and Decatur. Mainly on quiet residential streets. Special attention given to beginning riders. E-bikes welcome. Not limited to 50+.

Leaves from the PATH down the street from Kimball House Restaurant (303 E. Howard Ave. - formerly the Freight Room train depot).

Parking available along the street.

SPONSORED BY EAST SIDE PEDAL (ESP), Organized by Lynne Rosner
An easy 11 mile ride through Avondale Estates and Decatur. Mainly on quiet residential streets. Special attention given to beginning riders. E-bikes welcome. Not limited to 50+.

Leaves from the PATH down the street from Kimball House Restaurant (303 E. Howard Ave. - formerly the Freight Room train depot).

Parking available along the street.

SPONSORED BY EAST SIDE PEDAL (ESP), Organized by Lynne Rosner
An easy 11 mile ride through Avondale Estates and Decatur. Mainly on quiet residential streets. Special attention given to beginning riders. E-bikes welcome. Not limited to 50+.

Leaves from the PATH down the street from Kimball House Restaurant (303 E. Howard Ave. - formerly the Freight Room train depot).

Parking available along the street.