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January 2020
Swanning to the Farm Cafe
Meet at Midland Train Station at 8am. Starting with small undulations before it becomes a mainly flat ride through the wine and horse country. Coffee at the Farm Cafe in Baskerville.
Find out more »Come for a Swim on Australia Day
Meet at the Raffles, Canning Bridge, with your bathers and towel for a “Come for a Swim Ride”. We head North to the Narrows, then pass through all the picturesque suburbs as we hug the river to Fremantle. After crossing the Swan, it’s only a short distance to our break at Point Walter for a swim, wade or coffee before heading back to the Raffles. Leader: Kleber 9354 7877 or kleberc@bigpond.com
Find out more »Karinya Bush Ride
Meet in Kalamunda at the start of the Bibbulmun Track (opposite Coles car park) On single and wider tracks we ride to the first hut of the Munda Biddi. Take some substantial snacks and plenty of water, refreshments at about 36 kms. If it is very hot, don't stay at home, we will do a short bush ride.
Find out more »Canning Loop
Meet at 8:30 am at the toilet block south side of the Narrows for a ride along the Canning river, stopping at Riverton bridge cafe for refreshments before heading back to the Narrows along the other side of the river. For more information ring Silvia on 0466242971.
Find out more »Beaufort Buns
Meet at Burswood Park Playground at 6 pm for a ride around the southside bicycle routes to Bayswater before weaving our way back to Beaufort Street for supper. Good working front and rear lights a must! Leader Stuart 0409882931
Find out more »February 2020
Beach Ride
Meet at the Claremont Train Station and be ready to take in great ocean views as we head south along mainly bike paths. Coffee somewhere with a view. Ride leader: Cliff/Rita Mobile: 0423 056 595
Find out more »Ocean Views
With summer temperatures we will start earlier in Feb. Meet at the Narrows Bridge (toilet block)- (remember to check the signs in the area as some areas now attract a parking fee.) Heading into the western suburbs through quiet streets…over a few” inclines “to enjoy coffee at the beach before heading back to the hustle bustle of the city. Ride leader: Rita Mobile: 0423 056 595
Find out more »Kalamunda Cakes
Meet at Burswood Park Playground at 8 am for the classic Kalamunda route, out through Welshpool and Queens Park to Crystal Brook Road, Lesmurdie Road and Esthers Cafe in Kalamunda before the Zig Zag and the back blocks of Kewdale back to Burswood. Leader Stuart 0409882931
Find out more »Northern Suburbs Meander
Beat the Heat start at 7am We will go up to Kingsley, discover some great bike paths and a beautiful lake. Coffee in Landsdale and back through Yokine and Inglewood Meet at the Burswood western carpark near the toilets Ride leader Connie Phone 0407640012
Find out more »Dining at the Dome After Dark
Meet at the Raffles, Canning Bridge. We will cycle all the way to Point Walter on shared paths, with the beautiful Swan River in view, passing through Applecross and Attadale. The ride continues through Wireless Hill Park to our dinner appointment at the new Dome at Deep Water Point. It’s then only a short ride back to the start at the Raffles. Good working front and rear lights a must. Leader: Kleber 9354 7877 or kleberc@bigpond.com
Find out more »50K Achievement Ride
Distance: ~50km: Achievement, Moderate 20-25km/h, Road bike - Some hills 7:30am for an 8:00am sharp start. Meet at the corner of Chittering Road and Great Northern Highway in Bullsbrook for registration and map/ride description. The time limit of 3 hours 20mins (average 15km/h) should ensure that everyone has a chance of completing the distance. Contact: Email: achievementrides@ctawa.asn.au
Find out more »Forrestfield Loop
Meet at Burswood western carpark near the toilets at 7.45am. This ride takes us on bike paths, rural roads and some hills with a well deserved coffee along the way Leader Noel Phone 0419 964 808
Find out more »Amongst the Vines
Meet at Midland Train Station at 8 am for a loop around the Swan Valley with a coffee along the way.
Find out more »Kalamunda Bush Ride
Meet at the start of the Bibbulmun Track (opposite Coles car park) at 7.45am. There is a mixture of single tracks and wider paths with some undulations and sandy parts. Coffee at the end of the ride in Kalamunda.
Find out more »It’s Steak Night
5:30pm Midland Train Station - 30 kms (return journey) Either touring or mountain bikes ( trail surface is not suitable for road bikes) for a cycle up the north side of the Reserve Rail Trail to Parkerville Tavern for dinner. Please ensure you have front and rear lights fully charged. We will return on the north side back to Midland Train Station. Ride leader: Cliff / Rita Mobile: 0423 056 595
Find out more »March 2020
CTAWA Annual General Meeting
The CTAWA Annual General Meeting is on Sunday 8th March 2019 at 9:45am for a 10:00am start. The venue is The RISE Community Centre, 28 Eighth Avenue, Maylands. Click here for the Agenda. Full Agenda papers will be sent out closer to the event. Please take the time to read the papers before the meeting and think about: Nominations for CTAWA committee positions Voting for the 2019 single day and multi day rides of the year Nominations for the CTAWA…
Find out more »Tonkin Top to Tail Tootle
The Tonkin Highway was officially opened North to Muchea on the 14 February. So come and join your cycling friends, and ride the full length to Thomas Road, mainly on PSP’s and some wide designated cycling lanes. Meet at Midland Train Station with some energy bars to eat on the way. The Tonkin Highway is actually 85km long, but the extra 55km is needed to arrive at the (Top) start at Muchea, and from the (Tail) Thomas Road to the…
Find out more »October 2020
2020 On Your Bike – Tiny Towns Tour
Bright skies and big horizons await this cycling adventure exploring open landscapes and the tiny country towns dotted throughout Western Australia’s eastern Wheatbelt region. Cycling along quieter, sealed rural roads, this loop tour of 550km starting and finishing in Calingiri predominately follows the designated tourist route of the Wheatbelt Way trail. Participants will have the opportunity to see open farmlands, rocky outcrops, salt lakes and wildflowers, as well as having time to visit museums, collections, historical sites and heritage trails…
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