Austin Autism Bike Ride – 2013
Come join the fun at the 6th Annual Austin Autism Bike Ride, Sunday April 21st, 2013. There are several routes you can take, the family ride is less than 2 miles, and the longer rides are 9 miles, 24 miles, 42 miles, and 62 miles.
Routes are approximate with the start and finish at Berry Springs County Park and Preserve in Georgetown. There are a few rolling hills along the paths, but most of the terrain is relatively flat. Be sure to bring your helmet, you’ll be required to wear it. Also you may want to brush up on the traffic laws, following those is mandatory. Bring what you need to fix your own flat tires, but there will be SAG vehicles patrolling in case you need help or need to be picked up. There are also rest stops available throughout the ride.
Where
Berry Springs County Park and Preserve, 1801 CR 152, Georgetown, Texas. (Printable a map with directions.) From I-35, take the Andice/Lake Georgetown (RM 2338 -Williams Dr.) exit #261A if coming from the south, or #262 from the north. Go east on RM 2338; turn left at the light (McDonald’s is on the right) onto Austin Ave. The Georgetown High School Ninth Grade Campus is about a mile north on the right side of the street, immediately past Georgetown HS. Turn right just past the Ninth Grade Campus, onto CR 151. Follow CR 151, and turn left onto CR 152. Entry gate to Berry Springs County Park and Preserve, 1801 CR 152 will be on your left.
Sunday April 21st, 2013
Ride Starts at 8am with no riders leaving after 10am
Course Start Time
62-mile – 8am
42-mile – 8:30am
24-mile – 9am
9-mile & 2-mile – 9:30am
Optional 5K run – As riders complete course
Packet Pick-Up
Thursday April, 18 – REI Round Rock, 201 University Oaks Boulevard #1100 from 11 to 6
Friday, April 19 – REI Gateway, 9901 N. Cap of Texas Hwy from 11 to 6
Saturday, April 20 – REI Gateway, 9901 N. Cap of Texas Hwy from 10 to 4
Sunday, April 21 – Day of Ride Registration and Packet Pickup if needed will begin at 7 AM
“What does the Autism Society of Greater Austin Do? We provide information and support to families all over Texas who are affected by autism through our meetings, workshops, phone line, website and listserv responds to inquiries about professionals, elected officials, and members of the community about autism and best practices advocates for Texans with autism at the state level.”
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