Upcoming Rides
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- Thursday, September 10, 2026
- 5:45PB/182828.028.00Tour de L'eauDrew Berescik
Come join us for a spirited ride through Fairfield, Southport, and Westport. The ride leaves Exit 28 from the Merritt Parkway and climbs Rt 58 before heading down to the beaches of Westport and Fairfield, then heads north back to the lot. This is a ride intended for B and B- riders that are looking for a good interval workout with a final sprint at the end.
Note the change in the start location due to the reduced daylight. Starting point is being moved to the Black Rock CPL.
- 5:30PB-/162626.226.20Up and Down Greenwich-BAXGary Bebell
Starting from the bike shop, come out on this beautiful ride through the back country of Greenwich.˜Significant climbing in the first 12 miles
- 9:30AC/13.82828.028.00Longshore Ramble - 28 mile rideJeff MunkRelaxing, scenic ride from beautiful Longshore Park along Compo beach before a few manageable hills inland then returning back along Southport and Compo beaches, with stop at Corner Market & Sandwich Shop in Fairfield during ride.
- 9:15AC/13.53434.434.40Scotts Corners to ArmonkDiana Klingner
Im putting this ride out there to give people a nice route choice. This was hand picked for the nice roads we will be on. PLEASE arrive 15 minutes early (9:00AM) with your bike in good working order and the equipment you will need. We will stop and the Rond Hill Store for a break at mile 18.
- Friday, September 11, 2026
- 9AC+/14.32828.028.00Longshore Ramble - 28 mile rideGuy OrlyRelaxing, scenic ride from beautiful Longshore Park along Compo beach before a few manageable hills inland then returning back along Southport and Compo beaches, with stop at Corner Market & Sandwich Shop in Fairfield during ride.
- 8:30AC/14.57070.170.10Chester-Lyme-Saybrook Metric+Jason Ingargiola
This lengthy ride over mostly flat to rolling terrain visits Essex Village and passes through Otter Cove on the way to crossing the Connecticut River on the Baldwin Bridge bike path. It then travels through several lovely sections of Old Lyme to Rogers Lake for a snack stop. The ride then visits residential areas of Old Lyme before a rest stop at White Sands Beach overlooking The Sound. Then it's back across the Baldwin Bridge bike path and a tour of Old Saybrook's North Cove, Fenwick and Cornfield Point before returning to the starting point.
Cross-posted to New Haven Bicycling Club.
- 9:30AD+/132221.721.70Waveny Wonder - Back to ParkSheila QuinnScenic route goes south into Darien traveling along Long Island Sound, with a stop at Rowayton Market, then turns north to New Canaan. Park in the lot on the left near the top of the hill coming from South Ave. Lunch: After ride: Mead Memorial Park, 241 Park St., New Canaan.
- 9AC/12.54848.048.00Arnold's For LunchChristina Ogren
A very casual ide from Cape House to Arnold's -- a well-known eating establishment in Wellfleet, with a stop at Marconi Beach for a view of the ocean.
Pace and distance will vary depending on riders preference.
- Saturday, September 12, 2026
- 9AC+/14.73938.538.50Run to RidgefieldEdmund RyanJoin us on the gradual climb to Ridgefield and coast down the hills through Silvermine on the return. Food stop in Ridgefield
- 9AD+/12.52524.524.50Captain's Cove RideJohn NieznanskiExtended cruise along the beaches of Westport, Fairfield, and Black Rock with frequent water views. Mild terrain throughout with only 750 ft. of elevation gain or 30 ft. of climbing per mile. Snacks at Captain's Cove in Black Rock.
- Sunday, September 13, 2026
- 5:30PD+/132322.722.70Fairfield Coastal Cruise (23 miles)John NieznanskiCruise along the beaches of Fairfield on the first loop with a swing over to Black Rock on the second loop with terrific water views along St. Mary's by the Sea. This route skillfully avoids any hills and has only a few minor rollers between all the flat stretches. The route is flat with only 300 ft. of elevation gain. There is only 13 ft. of climbing per mile.
- 8:30AD+/12.52828.428.40Westport-Norwalk Seashore RambleChris Barlow
This is an extended version of the 6, 13,22 Ramble taking you into Norwalk and Calf Pasture Beach then returning for the remainder of the Westport Ramble.
- 9AT/102322.822.80Old Fashioned Flea Market TourNancy Rosett
This ride coincides with the Flea Market at the Lockwood Mathews Mansion Museum. The route uses the Inner Harbor Loop Trail in Norwalk. If you have a bike lock, please bring it.
The Expected Average Pace is the minimum pace riders must be able to maintain. Riders are expected to ride at their own pace to enjoy the ride and touring rides usually break up into smaller groups who ride at the same pace.
- Tuesday, September 15, 2026
- 5:30PB-/162424.424.40Bino 24Gary BebellTravel quiet roads in North Stamford up to Pound Ridge and then return through New Canaan - going along beautiful back roads. This ride has many small climbs but less than 1000 feet of climbing in total with a nice downward return on Davenport Ridge to finish off.
- Wednesday, September 16, 2026
- 6:15PC/14.51616.416.40Trek Evening Shop Ride-16milesJason IngargiolaJoin us at Trek Fairfield for a ride through Fairfield, Southport, and Westport along familiar club roads. The route leaves from the store parking lot on Black Rock Turnpike and follows Mill Plain Rd into Southport then turns inland and northeast back to the store. Flat & fast first half with most of the elevation in the second half.
- 9:30AD+/12.52221.721.70Waveny Wonder - Back to ParkJohn Nieznanski
Scenic route goes south into Darien traveling along Long Island Sound, with a stop at Pear Tree Point, then turns north to New Canaan. Park in the lot on the left near the top of the hill coming from South Ave. Lunch: After ride: Mead Memorial Park, 241 Park St., New Canaan.
- Thursday, September 17, 2026
- 5:30PB-/162626.226.20Up and Down Greenwich-BAXGary Bebell
Starting from the bike shop, come out on this beautiful ride through the back country of Greenwich.˜Significant climbing in the first 12 miles
- Friday, September 18, 2026
- 10AC/14.52929.129.10Boothe Park Picnic 29-Mile RideJason IngargiolaLoop through the rolling hills of Shelton and Trumbull with views of Pinewood Lake, followed by the flat streets of Lordship with extensive water views, featuring the Great Salt Marsh, the Housatonic River, the Shakespeare Theater, Long Beach, and Short Beach with ice cream at the seawall in Lordship. The return trip to Boothe Memorial Park is a series of rolling climbs. The route has 900 ft. of elevation gain or 31 ft. of climbing per mile.
- Saturday, September 19, 2026
- 8AC/13.53231.631.60Early Birds ComboChristina OgrenThis ride is a combination of the original Early Bird Special and the Early Bird to Catamount rides.
- 10AD+/133737.137.10Maybrook Trailway, Danbury, CT to Whaley Lake, NY (on to HJ?)John Nieznanski
Park by the midpoint of the lot near that entrance/exit. This 37-mile out and back ride on the paved Maybrook Trailway travels past scenic wetlands, ponds, and lakes with plenty of shade from the trees along the side. There is a gradual climb from mile 11 to mile 16 with a downhill from miles 22 to 26. The first and last 11 miles are mostly flat. The route is rolling with 1,000 ft. of elevation gain. The leader may turn back at Whaley Lake, but riders can feel free to turn back sooner. There are no stores along the route, so bring all needed food and water. We will stop at Castle Park (6 mi in) for a restroom break.
Option to increase pace if group decides.
Option to extend ride to Hopewell Junction (58 miles round trip, about 4 hours)
Rain cancels.
- Tuesday, September 22, 2026
- 5:15PB-/162424.424.40Bino 24Gary BebellTravel quiet roads in North Stamford up to Pound Ridge and then return through New Canaan - going along beautiful back roads. This ride has many small climbs but less than 1000 feet of climbing in total with a nice downward return on Davenport Ridge to finish off.
- Wednesday, September 23, 2026
- 6:15PC/14.51616.316.30Trek Shop Ride 16Miles-ReversedJason IngargiolaJoin us at Trek Fairfield for a reverse version of the evening ride through Fairfield, Southport, and Westport along familiar club roads. The route leaves from the store parking lot on Black Rock Turnpike and follows roads down to Southport then turns inland and north back to the store. Flat & fast first half with most of the elevation in the second half.
- Thursday, September 24, 2026
- 5:15PB-/162626.226.20Up and Down Greenwich-BAXGary Bebell
Starting from the bike shop, come out on this beautiful ride through the back country of Greenwich.˜Significant climbing in the first 12 miles
- Saturday, September 26, 2026
- 8:30AB-/16.5101101.0101.00Copake CenturyJon Swallen
An extended version of the club's popular "Three County Tour" (also known as 'The Kent Ride'). The 101-mile course straddles the CT-NY border and winds its way through miles of rolling farmland, open space and rural hamlets in the counties of Dutchess (NY), Columbia (NY) and Litchfield (CT). The friendly terrain profile encourages cooperative pacelining.
- 8:30AC/13.52525.325.30Early Bird to CatamountChristina OgrenFirst part is the traditional Early Bird Course, but takes a turn up Bronson to the church, then up Redding and Banks North to Catamount. Flat at first with a couple nice climbs and a fast finish back for coffee.
- Tuesday, September 29, 2026
- 5PB-/162424.424.40Bino 24Gary BebellTravel quiet roads in North Stamford up to Pound Ridge and then return through New Canaan - going along beautiful back roads. This ride has many small climbs but less than 1000 feet of climbing in total with a nice downward return on Davenport Ridge to finish off.
- Wednesday, September 30, 2026
- 6:15PC/14.51616.416.40Trek Evening Shop Ride-16milesJason IngargiolaJoin us at Trek Fairfield for a ride through Fairfield, Southport, and Westport along familiar club roads. The route leaves from the store parking lot on Black Rock Turnpike and follows Mill Plain Rd into Southport then turns inland and northeast back to the store. Flat & fast first half with most of the elevation in the second half.
- Friday, October 2, 2026
- 9AC/145151.051.00Pizza Ride to New HavenJason Ingargiola
This route journeys from Fairfield through Bridgeport & Milford then into New Haven. We arrive at Pepe's Pizza to refuel then onto the New Haven train station for a 30-minute train ride back to Fairfield. We'll pit stop at Silver Sands beach at the mid-point of the ride. Before arriving at Pepe's for lunch, we'll climb to the top of East Rock Park for a view of New Haven & beyond. Optional post-lunch stop at GIOIA Gelateria for gelato before boarding the train.
Prepared riders should have lights, flat-repair equipment, a lightweight lock, cash for pizza, gelato, & train ticket back to Fairfield($6.25/$3 for seniors).
Let me(Jason) know if you have any questions about ride logistics before the ride date.
- Friday, October 9, 2026
- 9AC/14.66463.763.70NEBCO Brewery RideJason Ingargiola
A beautiful ride that takes us into the farm country of Branford, Durham and Killingsworth for the first part of the ride. A pair of tough hills at miles 15 (Whirlwind Hill) and 24 (Route 148) but rest of route is flat to rolling terrain through well shaded roads before returning along the shoreline. Don't let the lack of significant climbs fool you. Total amount of climbing is around 3,400 feet. Have a cold beer after the ride at NEBCO, just a quarter mile from our start/end point.
- Saturday, October 10, 2026
- 9:30AT/112928.628.60Dutchess County Rail Trail Tour (28 miles)Don Stillman
Ride the Dutchess County Rail Trail 13 miles from Hopewell Junction to the Walkway Over the Hudson in Poughkeepsie. The walkway is approximately 1.25 miles long. There are food vendors with a limited selection on either end of the walkway. Food can also be purchased on the east side of the walkway in Poughkeepsie and on the west side in Highland. Most of the riders with have lunch after the ride at a deli half a mile from the parking area. Riders can continue an additional 3.5 miles west on the Hudson Valley Rail Trail. The ride will return back over the bridge and on the rail trail. All trail surfaces are paved, and cyclists can ride across the Walkway. The town of Lloyd requires a bell or other signaling device for those using the Hudson Valley Rail Trail. Estimated elevation gain is 200 ft. for the entire route. See the cue sheet for web links with more information about these places.
- Friday, October 16, 2026
- 8AC+/14.7101101.1101.10Coastal CenturyJason Ingargiola
It's one of the rides you look forward to all season long and its popularity continues to grow. It's the annual Coastal Century, an out-of-area century ride designed exclusively for SCBC. The distinctive, original course maximizes the scenery and minimizes the climbing (just 4,200 feet of elevation gain and only two big hills, both in the first 45 miles) as it winds clockwise through rural farmland, state forests and then the coastline communities from Old Saybrook to Guilford. Unlike other century rides, there's no registration fee and no reservation is required. But this is a self-supported ride and you're advised to pack some extra energy bars and bring $20 for food and drinks. Brief stops for fluids and snacks at miles 28 and 76. At mile 54 in Essex, we will take a full-length rest stop for sandwiches and your favorite sugary sweets. There is a bailout option at this point for an 80 mile route.
- Friday, October 23, 2026
- 9:30AC/14.34747.247.20Norwalk to North Salem TourJason IngargiolaLoop ride from Norwalk through Ridgefield with a swing through North Salem, N.Y. Plenty of climbing throughout with some long downhills on the way back.