Mud Bay to Boundary Bay Bike Ride – Approximately 45km

**Bev's cell - 778-552-6860** If you are new to the group please make sure you read ALL OF THE INFO in the "WHAT WE ARE ABOUT" section. Most of your questions should be answered there. Regular members should review this as well. If you have further questions please feel free to email the host of the venue you are interested in. Our aim is for you to enjoy your venue in comfort and to have you arrive at the end of your chosen venue happy and safe as well as satisfied with your leader as well as your outing. **MAKE SURE YOUR BIKE IS IN GOOD CONDITION -** **TIRES ARE INFLATED BEFORE ARRIVING TO THE STARTING POINT -** **MAKE SURE YOUR BRAKES WORK - HAVE A REPAIR KIT AS WELL AS AN EXTRA INNER TUBE.** **\*\*\*\*\*\*Biking will be weather dependent.** Sometimes it can be a last minute post so make sure you check your calendar Sunday night and by 8am on Monday morning. **Be aware that all members and guests cycle at their own risk. Once you sign up, we are not liable for any mishaps and we do not have any medical training. Please be responsible for yourself and follow all cycling rules and the leader’s agenda. To help you to be seen and heard on the road, the following equipment is strongly recommended for your bicycle: a bell, flashing front and back lights or reflectors. A mirror is another important addition.** THE RIDE: Difficulty: easy if you have been biking regularly. Distance: 45kms...dependent on route taken. Elevation Gain: n/a on dike Time: 5-6 hrs depending on speed Bring: snack/lunch/water Wear: clothing appropriate for the weather with a change just in case Season: most of the year Meet Up: Mud Bay Parking lot...check the map....follow 127A Street which turns into Railway Road to the end as it will take you right into the Mud Bay parking lot. INFO: This is an out and back bike ride of approx 45 with beautiful views and many different birds, hawks and eagles to see along the dyke. A coffee can be enjoyed at Beach Grove Cafe on the return after lunch at Centennial Beach. There is a Secret Garden after lunch that we check occasionally as it is seasonal. A hard packed gravel dike makes it easy to bike with very little people along the way. Enjoy the many views, take your photo ops, enjoy the sea air and don't forget your binoculars if you are into birds.