You are hereRIDE TO THE SUN - SOLAR ECLIPSE
RIDE TO THE SUN - SOLAR ECLIPSE
- Member Ride
- 08/21/2017 - 8:00 am
- 08/21/2017 - 3:00 pm
- ~160 MILES
- Chevron Beacon Light and Hwy 55
- Not Applicable
- Every 150 Miles
- Pack it in, Pack it out
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Ride Description:
Ride to see the solar eclipse and have a picnic at Crane Creek Reservoir. Bring your own dark solar eclipse glasses available on amazon. Order early as they might be in high demand. You might want to bring a mat and blanket also. There will be lots of people around main roads so don't plan on eating at any restaurant. We will be using back routes to avoid the crowds. Can pick up fuel in Emmett or Horseshoe Bend on way back so would need about 140 miles. Fuel might be available in Sweet but expect long lines. We are expecting 2 million visitors in Idaho during this event.
If skies look like they will be overcast, I will cancel event with two days notice and travel to a better area to see the eclipse.
This is a 99-year event in Idaho.
Contact Information:
ardenhill01@icloud.com (This information has been provided by the creator of this event page.)
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Ride to see the solar eclipse and have a picnic at Crane Creek Reservoir. Bring your own dark solar eclipse glasses available on amazon. Order early as they might be in high demand. You might want to bring a mat and blanket also. There will be lots of people around main roads so don't plan on eating at any restaurant. We will be using back routes to avoid the crowds. Can pick up fuel in Emmett or Horseshoe Bend on way back so would need about 140 miles. Fuel might be available in Sweet but expect long lines. We are expecting 2 million visitors in Idaho during this event.
If skies look like they will be overcast, I will cancel event with two days notice and travel to a better area to see the eclipse.
This is a 99-year event in Idaho.
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Member Ride
Event Start Date and Time:
2017-08-21 08:00 - 15:00
Meeting Place:
Chevron Beacon Light and Hwy 55
Approx. Distance:
160 MILES
Contact Info:
ardenhill01@icloud.com
Accomodations:
Not Applicable
Fuel Availability:
Every 150 Miles
Food & Water:
Pack it in, Pack it out
Ride to see the solar eclipse and have a picnic at Crane Creek Reservoir. Bring your own dark solar eclipse glasses available on amazon. Order early as they might be in high demand. You might want to bring a mat and blanket also. There will be lots of people around main roads so don't plan on eating at any restaurant. We will be using back routes to avoid the crowds. Can pick up fuel in Emmett or Horseshoe Bend on way back so would need about 140 miles. Fuel might be available in Sweet but expect long lines. We are expecting 2 million visitors in Idaho during this event.
If skies look like they will be overcast, I will cancel event with two days notice and travel to a better area to see the eclipse.
This is a 99-year event in Idaho.
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Member Ride
Event Start Date and Time:
2017-08-21 08:00 - 15:00
Meeting Place:
Chevron Beacon Light and Hwy 55
Approx. Distance:
160 MILES
Contact Info:
ardenhill01@icloud.com
Accomodations:
Not Applicable
Fuel Availability:
Every 150 Miles
Food & Water:
Pack it in, Pack it out
Ride to see the solar eclipse and have a picnic at Crane Creek Reservoir. Bring your own dark solar eclipse glasses available on amazon. Order early as they might be in high demand. You might want to bring a mat and blanket also. There will be lots of people around main roads so don't plan on eating at any restaurant. We will be using back routes to avoid the crowds. Can pick up fuel in Emmett or Horseshoe Bend on way back so would need about 140 miles. Fuel might be available in Sweet but expect long lines. We are expecting 2 million visitors in Idaho during this event.
If skies look like they will be overcast, I will cancel event with two days notice and travel to a better area to see the eclipse.
This is a 99-year event in Idaho.