Aroostook Outdoor News: 6.18.15 edition
#HappyFathersDay! Take time this weekend to #GetOutside with #Dad!
In this edition: 1) A #canoe and #kayak
#race in #GrandIsle. 2) A #MountainBike #Festival in #FortKent. 3) a #5k
#RoadRace in #Caribou. Plus lots more! #offugo...
Thursday, June 18
National Park Debate, East
Millinocket
6:00-7:00
p.m. at Schenck High School. First formal debate regarding proposed North Woods
national park; features two park proponents, two opponents debating the issue.
The public is invited. Contact East Millinocket Town Office (207-746-3551) FMI
Friday, June 19
Maine Families Playgroup:
Let’s Play Outside!, Caribou
1:00-2:30
p.m. at Caribou Wellness and Recreation Center. Enjoy a playgroup for your
child and meet other local parents. Activities: games for outdoors, walk to the
park, outdoor and sun safety info, summer activity ideas. Contact Healthy
Families Aroostook (207-764-3495) FMI
Saturday, June 20
2nd Annual Greater Grand
Isle Canoe/Kayak Race, Grand Isle
10
mi.; Madawaska to Grand Isle. Registration: 6:00 a.m. at Madawaska boat
landing, next to Central Building Supply. Race start: 8:00 a.m. Cost:
$15/adult, $7/youth under 18, $25/family boat of 4+; first 100 registrants
receive a t-shirt. Contact Grand Isle General Store (207-895-3311) FMI
Saturday, June 20
Rally in the Valley
Mountain Bike Festival, Fort Kent
8:00
a.m. at Fort Kent Outdoor Center. For kids of all ages. Pre-registrations
receive free helmet, water bottle, cool t-shirt! Cost: $5; includes bag lunch, all
participants present eligible to win new mountain bike! Contact Gail Lamarr
(207-834-1459) or gail.lamarr@nmmc.org FMI
Sunday, June 21
SW Collins Co. 5k Run/Walk, Caribou
Aroostook Musterds Challenge
Series Race #3. Registration: 8:30 a.m. Start times: Kids’ Fun Run: 9:00 a.m.;
5k Walk: 9:45 a.m.; 5k Run: 10:00 a.m. First 75 registrants receive
t-shirt. Contact Leslie Jackson (207-496-6723) or lesliej@swcollins.com FMI
Sunday,
June 21
Le
Petit Sault 30/60 MTB Endurance Race, Edmundston, NB
20k, 40k, 60k mountain bike races. Registration: 9:00
a.m. Race start: 10:30 a.m. (all times Atlantic). Great prizes, handmade
sprocket trophies. Cost: $35; non-licensed racers must pay $10 day license fee.
Canteen services, 3 feed stations. Contact Marco Levesque (506-735-0918) or mdlque@hotmail.com FMI
Sunday,
June 21
Maine
State Parks and Lands Maine Resident's Day, Statewide
On Father's Day from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., all
vehicles bearing Maine license plates are allowed free entrance to Maine state
parks and historic sites; does not apply to Baxter State Park and some other
facilities. Contact Aroostook State Park (207-768-8341) FMI
Sunday, June 21
Woodstock
Rec. Father’s Day Kayak Event, Woodstock, NB
*Tuesday, June 23
River Valley Runners
Meeting, Woodstock, NB
6:30
p.m. (Atlantic) at Woodstock High School Foods Lab, main floor. Guest speaker Alex
Coffin, veteran runner, trusted coach, mentor, presents "Achieve your
running goals without getting hurt in the process." Cost: $5. Healthy
snacks, light refreshments will be served. Visit www.facebook.com/groups/rvrunnersnb FMI
Wednesday, June 24
Mapleton Daze Bike Rodeo, Mapleton
6:00-8:00
p.m. at Mapleton School. Sponsored by Bicycle Coalition of Maine and Bike,
Board and Ski. Contact Lyn Frederick (207-540-1465) FMI
*Wednesday, June 24
FKOC Outdoor Fun Night Kick
Off, Fort Kent
6:00-7:30
p.m. at Fort Kent Outdoor Center. MWSC Coach Seth Hubbard will offer a
Community Biathlon Fun Night. Contact Fort Kent Outdoor Center (207-834-6203)
FMI
Thursday, June 25
Woodie Wheaton Land Trust
State of the Fishery Seminar, Forest City
7:30-9:00
p.m. at WWLT Center. Maine DIF&W regional biologist to discuss sport
fishery of East Grand and Spednic lakes, including habitats of landlocked
salmon, brook trout, togue, small-mouth bass, other species of interest. Contact
Patty Michaud (207-448‐3250) or info@woodiewheaton.org FMI
Saturday, June 27 &
Sunday, June 28
ACAP/Let’s Go! Aroostook
Folk Trails, Mapleton
Folk
Trails is a story walk that promotes literacy and physical activity for
children and families. Story books will be arranged at Maple Meadow Farm
Festival for the duration of event. Guided Folk Trail walks available. Contact
Jamie Chandler (207-768-3045) FMI
Saturday, June 27-Sunday,
June 28
3 Borders River Trip,
Rivière-Bleue, QC
Guided
43k St. Francis River canoe/kayak excursion. Paddle 2 days from Beau Lake to
Saint-François-de-Madawaska, NB along QC, NB, ME borders. Contact Marielle
Landry (418-893-2649) or marielle_landry1@hotmail.fr FMI
Saturday, June 27
Woodstock Rec. Kids’ Bike
Rodeo, Woodstock, NB
8:00
a.m.-1:00 p.m. (Atlantic) at AYR Motor Centre Arena. Sponsored by Big
Brothers/Big Sisters, in affiliation with Woodstock Police Department. Contact Woodstock
Recreation (506-325-4671) FMI
Saturday, June 27
PI Historical Society Guided
Historic Downtown Walking Tour, Presque Isle
10:00
a.m.-Noon. This guided two-mile tour begins and ends at the 1875 Vera Estey
House Museum, 16 Third Street, and covers over 30 historic sites and
individuals. Fee: FREE; $2 donation suggested. Contact Kim Smith (207-762-1151)
or visit www.pihistory.org FMI
Saturday, June 27
Tri Aroostook Kids, Presque
Isle
USAT-sanctioned
youth triathlon for ages 6-15. Athletes compete as individuals at varying
distances based on age; capped at 125 athletes. First of three youth triathlons
in a series. Race start: 1:30 p.m. Cost: $20/person. Visit www.competitorme.com FMI
Saturday, June 27-Sunday,
June 28
WMI Wilderness First Aid/CPR
Training, Millinocket
Based
at Penobscot Outdoor Center, this course is ideal for guides and trip leaders
on 1-2 day outings. Cost: $225; includes tuition and course materials. Contact
Mike Smith (207-227-0250) or mikes@mainewsc.org FMI
Sunday, June 28
1st Annual Fresh Trails
Classic Gentleman’s Race, Stockholm
Coed
teams of 4 work and stay together on approx. 50 miles of ATV trails, logging
roads, paved roads. Race start: 9:00 a.m. at Eureka Restaurant. Good food
pizza, drinks, laughs after the race. Cost: $20/team. First, last place teams
win free dinner at Eureka. Visit www.freshtrails.com FMI
Sunday,
June 28
Maple
Meadow Farm Fest 5k Milk Run, Mapleton
Easy to moderate 3.5-mile road race through beautiful
farm country. Open to all ages. Cost: $20, $10/under 12; includes t-shirt (while
they last), goodie bag, finisher’s medal (cow’s ear tag). Contact Jami
Badershall jami@drinkmainemilk.org FMI
Tuesday, June 30-Wednesday, July 1
ACA Swiftwater Rescue Course, Millinocket
Based at Penobscot Outdoor
Center, this 2-day course includes hands-on practice time and
advanced rescues, and is the most comprehensive training for trip leaders and
recreational paddlers alike. Fee: $225. Contact Mike
Smith (207-227-0250) or mikes@mainewsc.org FMI
*Wednesday, July 1
Woodstock Rec. Kids of Steel
Triathlon, Woodstock, NB
Canada
Day event for kids ages 5-15; includes free t-shirt. Bike Check: 8:30-9:30 a.m.
at AYR Motor Centre. Triathlon start: 10:00 a.m. (all times Atlantic). Cost:
FREE! Contact Woodstock Recreation (506-325-4671) FMI
Friday, July 3
Woodstock Rec. Zip Line
Outdoor Adventure for Adults, Woodstock, NB
A hiking
and Zip Lining adventure to see the gorge in Grand Falls; for adults 19 &
older. Meet at AYR Motor Centre at 8:30 a.m.; estimated time of return: 5:00
p.m. Cost: $45/person; includes transportation. Bring lunch, snacks, drinks. Contact
Woodstock Recreation (506-325-4671) FMI
Friday, July 3
Miracle Mile: Makenna and
Maggie's Race for Research, Houlton
1-mile
downhill race for runners and walkers. Registration: online only. Check-in:
4:00 p.m. at Military Street Baptist Church. Race start: 6:00 p.m. on Drake's
Hill, Military St.; finish in Market Square. Visit www.facebook.com/MiracleMileRace4Research FMI
Saturday, July 4
Ashland Ski Club Adventure
Challenge Race, Ashland
7k;
it’s not “Tough Mountain” but it is Ashland and we’ve always been a bit
rough around the edges. Registration: Noon at Ashland Logging Museum. Race
start; 1:00 p.m. Fee: $15. Contact Amanda Barker (207-435-4870) or ranger.amanda.barker@gmail.com FMI
Sunday,
July 5
7th
Annual Grand Falls Charity Run, Grand Falls, NB
Distances: 5k/10k; 1k Kids’ Run. Registration: online
ONLY. Race kit pick up: 7:30 a.m. Start times: 1k: 8:30 a.m.; 5k/10k: 9:00 a.m.
(all times Atlantic) at E.P. Senechal Center. Cost: $15/Kid's Run; $25/5k &
10k; add $5 after June 28. Contact Julie Dubé (506-479-1882) info@valleyspcalavallee.com FMI
*Monday, July 6-Friday, July 10
Libby Camps Kids’ Week, Oxbow
Bring your kids to
experience the Maine outdoors! Kids under 20 stay free with 2 paying adults.
Activities throughout include canoe race, outdoor scavenger hunt, fishing
competitions, bonfires, many more. Contact Matt Libby mattandjess@libbycamps.com FMI
Friday,
July 10
Woodie
Wheaton Land Trust Monument Brook Canoe Trip, Orient
9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Depart Orient border crossing in
Grand Laker canoes; paddle north to wildest place in the watershed. Great wildlife
viewing! Guide’s lunch provided. Traditional wood/canvas canoes available or
bring your own boat. Contact Patty Michaud (207-448-3250) or info@woodiewheaton.org FMI
Friday,
July 10
Musterd
Mile, Caribou
1-mile run on Sweden Street for all ages.
Registration: 6:00 p.m. at Caribou High School Race start: 7:00 p.m. Contact
Bruce Freme (207-496-8731) FMI
Friday,
July 10
Maine
Outdoor Film Festival in the Katahdin Region, East Millinocket
Join us for a special MOFF screening! 7:00 p.m. at
Hathaway's (at East Branch Sno Rovers Clubhouse) during East Millinocket
SummerFest! Visit www.maineoutdoorfilmfestival.com FMI
Saturday,
July 11-Sunday, July 12
Ride
Aroostook, Presque Isle
This two-day bicycle tour event benefits Camp
Adventure, a summer camp for children with Type 1 diabetes. Each day is split
into two rides with full support, rest areas, first aid, and mechanical
services. Contact Judy Holmquist (207-498-1112) or info@ridearoostook.org FMI
Saturday,
July 11-Sunday, July 12
Maine
State Parks and Lands Loon Plate Weekend, Statewide
All vehicles bearing Maine Loon Conservation license
plates are allowed free entrance to Maine state parks and historic sites; does
not apply to Baxter State Park and some other facilities. Contact Aroostook
State Park (207-768-8341) FMI
Saturday,
July 11
CompetitorME
Freedom Run, Presque Isle
A patriotic summer “kick off” run unlike any other,
including The County’s only 10k! Registration: 7:00 a.m. at PI Middle School
track. 1-mi. Kids’ Fun Run start: 8:30 a.m. 5k/10k start: 9:00 a.m. T-shirt to
first 100 registrants. All finishers receive a medal! Visit www.competitorme.com FMI
*Saturday,
July 11
1st
Annual Shin Pond Fishing Derby, Mount Chase
Rules, registration forms can be obtained at Patten
Town Office and local businesses. Contact Patten Park & Recreation Dept. (207-528-2902)
or Patten Town Office 207-528-2215) FMI
Saturday,
July 11
Easton
Field Days 5k Race/Walk, Easton
Registration: 7:30 a.m. at Easton Elementary School
Playground. Race start: 8:00 a.m. Cost: $15/person; all participants receive
t-shirt. Ribbons awarded to top 3 finishers in each category. Proceeds benefit
EHS Girls Soccer Team. Contact Rebecca Allen (207-227-0959) FMI
Saturday,
July 11
12th
Annual Bon Coeur Run, St. Quentin, NB
Registration: 8:30 a.m. at Mgr. Martin Elementary
School, 15 Deschênes St. 1k Youth (3 to 11 years) Race start: 9:00 a.m. 2k, 5k,
10k race start: 10:00 a.m. (all times Atlantic). Contact Mireille Caron
(506-235-3389) or Stéphanie Thériault (506-235-1951) FMI
Sunday,
July 12
Covered
Bridge Run, Hartland, NB
Run the World's Longest Covered Bridge and along the
beautiful St. John River. 5k, 10k start: 8:00 a.m.; Kid's Run start: 10:00 a.m.
(all times Atlantic). Cost: $20/5k, $25/10k Run, $5/Kid's Run; t-shirt to first
150 registrants. Keynote speaker David Goodrich from Houlton at Free Pre-Race
Spaghetti Supper on Saturday. Contact Stephanie Paul (506-328-9550) or paul.steph8@gmail.com FMI
Sunday, July 12
Tri Aroostook Kids, Fort
Kent
USAT-sanctioned
youth triathlon for ages 6-15. Athletes compete as individuals at varying
distances based on age; capped at 125 athletes. Second of three youth
triathlons in a series. Contact Jonathan Kelley competitorme@gmail.com FMI
Tuesday,
July 14
Potato
Blossom Festival Canoe & Kayak Fun Day, Fort Fairfield
3:00-5:00 p.m. at Frontier Fish and Game Club, Monson
Pond. Some canoes and kayaks available with life vests, or bring your own.
Paddlers must wear a life vest; children must be accompanied by adult. FREE
Hotdog B.B.Q. to follow. Contact Garrett Martin (207-356-7781) FMI
*Wednesday,
July 15
From
Pluto at the Speed of Light, Houlton to Presque Isle
40-mile run along Maine Solar System Model from Pluto
(HOU) to Earth (PQI) to mark arrival of NASA's mission to Pluto. Viewing party at
Percy's Auto Sales at 8:45 a.m. to cheer runners, see images from Pluto. Contact
Kevin McCartney kevin.mccartney@umpi.edu or
visit www.umpi.edu/pluto-to-earth FMI
Thursday,
July 16
Potato
Blossom Festival Baby & Bike Parade, Fort Fairfield
Bring your decorated bikes, helmets, wagons, or
strollers! Registration: 6:30 p.m. at Cary Adventure Park at FFHS Athletic
Complex. Bike Parade start: 7:00 p.m. at FF Elementary School entrance,
Brunswick Ave. FMI: Contact Fort Fairfield Chamber (207-472-3802) FMI
Friday,
July 17
Potato
Blossom Festival Bike Rodeo, Fort Fairfield
9:00 a.m. at CP Station Park. For kids ages 12 and
under. Bring your bike and join in the fun! Visit www.fortfairfield.org FMI
Saturday,
July 18
2015
Maine Audubon Loon Count Project, Statewide
Be a citizen scientist; go to your favorite lake or
pond to count loons and help protect them and their lake habitat. The count
occurs between 7:00 and 7:30 a.m.; the early morning provides an excellent
snapshot of our loon population. Contact Susan Gallo (207-781-2330 x216) or sgallo@maineaudubon.org FMI
Saturday,
July 18
Centreville
SummerFest 5k Run/Walk, Centreville, NB
Registration: 8:00 a.m. at Centreville Community
School. Race start: 8:30 a.m. Cost: $20. Each participant receives t-shirt; awards
given in each category; refreshments served immediately following race. Contact
Andrea Callahan (506-276-3671) or clerk@aernet.ca FMI
Saturday,
July 18
Potato
Blossom Festival 5-Miler, Fort Fairfield
Walk start: 8:30 a.m. across from Hillside IGA, Main
St. Run start: 9:00 a.m. Contact Paul Lamoreau (207-764-6517) FMI
Saturday,
July 18
Potato
Blossom Festival Chris Clark Bike Stunt Show, Fort Fairfield
Breathtaking display of balance and agility, message
about why a drug-free lifestyle is crucial for reaching potential. Shows at 4:00,
5:30, 7:00 p.m. at Acadia Medical Supply parking lot, Main St. Sponsored by
Healthy You, Power of Prevention. Contact Mark Shea mshea@carymed.org FMI
Saturday,
July 18
2nd
Annual Woodie Wheaton Land Trust Mickey Finn Day, Weston
10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. at Rideout’s Lodge. Youth ages
3-15 learn outdoor skills at interactive stations, participate in activities,
with great prizes. Rain or shine. Cost: FREE; includes hot dog lunch Contact
WWLT (207-448-3250) or info@woodiewheaton.org FMI
Sunday,
July 19
Potato
Blossom Festival Spud Cycle Classic, Fort Fairfield
25-mile, 12-mile (ages 13-15) events. Registration:
8:00 a.m. at FF Community Center. Race start: 10:00 a.m. at FF Public Library. Cost:
$15; includes t-shirt to first 50 registrants. Contact Tom Towle (207-472-3882)
or ttowle@fortfairfield.org FMI
Sunday,
July 19
Potato
Blossom Festival Floatilla of Fun, Fort Fairfield
Bring your kayaks and canoes; join us on the Aroostook
River for an afternoon of floating, fun, serenity, many opportunities to enjoy
wildlife. 2:00
p.m. at Forbes Landing, 6 mi. north of Fort Fairfield on Rt. 161. Cost:
FREE! Contact Tom Towle (207-472-3882) or ttowle@fortfairfield.org FMI
Sunday,
July 19
Potato
Blossom Festival Chris Clark Bike Stunt Show, Fort Fairfield
Breathtaking display of balance and agility, message
about why a drug-free lifestyle is crucial for reaching potential. Shows at 3:00,
5:00, 7:00 p.m. at Acadia Medical Supply parking lot, Main St. Sponsored by
Healthy You, Power of Prevention. Contact Mark Shea mshea@carymed.org FMI
Ongoing Programs:
Caribou Rec Xtreme Youth
Outdoor Adventure Program, Caribou
Weekly, beginning June 19.
Exciting opportunities include Allagash Canoeing, Bar Harbor Hiking, trips to Baxter
State Park. Register now! Contact Neal Sleeper (207-493-4224) FMI
Fort Kent Outdoor Center
Road Bike Ride, Fort Kent
Sundays; 8:00 a.m. behind Irving on
Main St. June-September. Rides last 2+ hours and range 20-40 miles. All riders
welcome. Come join the fun and experience some great rides. Contact Norm Martin
njmartin@fairpoint.net FMI
Sunday Saunter Running
Group, Presque Isle
Sundays; 10:00 a.m. at UMPI's
Gentile Hall. Open to all abilities; be ready for an easy run of 30-45 minutes,
and bring friends! Contact Jonathan Kelley competitorme@gmail.com FMI
Guided Bootlegger Trail
Hike, Rivière-Bleue, QC
Sundays; fourth Sunday/month at the
end of Chemin Brissette at Pied-du-Lac (Long Lake). The Rivière-Bleue
Appalachian Hiking Club invites visitors to get acquainted with The Bootlegger
trails, which will connect you with exceptional nature, islands, animal, and a
magical setting. Cost: Free! Contact Marielle Landry (418-893-2649) or info1@routedesfrontieres.com FMI
NHSC Group Mountain Bike
Ride, Presque Isle
Mondays; 6:00 p.m. at Nordic
Heritage Center Lodge. 8-12 miles. All abilities welcome. Happy to show
visitors our amazing trail system. Contact Tom
Chasse (207-694-5222) or tom@bikeboardandski.com FMI
MOJO Monday Meander,
Presque Isle
Mondays; 6:00 p.m. at MOJO
Outdoor Sports. Easy road bike group ride. Average speed: 14-18 mph for 22
miles. Contact Mark Fullen (207-760-9500) or info@mojooutdoorsports.com FMI
Walking Group, Caribou
Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays; 6:00 p.m. at Downtown Mall
parking lot. Open to the public; weather permitting. A good way to exercise and
meet new friends. Contact Pauline or Renee (207-492-2079) evenings FMI
TAMC Community Couch to 5k
Program, Presque Isle
Mondays & Wednesdays; 5:00 p.m. Get off the
couch; train your body to run or walk in one of many 5k events this summer.
Running program: 9 weeks; walking program: 7 wks. Participants invited to take
part in Freedom 5k, July 11. Cost: FREE! Contact Sarah Caron (207-768-4169) or scaron@emhs.org or Linda Menard
(207-768-4172) or lmenard@emhs.org FMI
Little Musterds Running
Camp, Houlton
Mondays & Wednesdays; June 15-July 3, times vary
by age group. This 3-week camp will give your child support and encouragement to
run their first race. Cost: Grade 3-4: $15/Houlton resident, $22/non-resident;
Grade 5–8: $25/Houlton resident, $38/non-resident. Contact Houlton Recreation
Department (207-532-1310) FMI
Running 101 for Adults,
Houlton
Tuesdays; 4:30 p.m. at the
Houlton Rec Center. Start date: June 16. 8-week program will teach safe and
proper running; warm-ups, group runs, cool downs, “homework assignments.” Cost:
$20/Houlton resident, $30/non-resident; must be 18 years or older. Contact
Houlton Recreation Department (207-532-1310) FMI
Tuesday Track Workouts,
Caribou
Tuesdays; 5:15 p.m. at CHS. Join
runners of all abilities to do predetermined intervals, your own workout, or
just run with others and forget the workout. Average distance: 5-9 miles; can
be adapted per individual. Contact PJ Gorneault pgorneault@rsu39.org FMI
Jessome’s Friendly Group
Road Bike Ride, Edmundston, NB
Tuesdays; 6:30 p.m. (Atlantic) at Jessome’s
parking lot. Different routes/distances from 30k to 60k! Average speed: 25-30
kmh. Contact Marc-André Martin (506 735-6292) FMI
NHSC Women's Trail Night,
Presque Isle
Tuesdays; 6:00 p.m. at Nordic
Heritage Center Lodge. May-June. Leaders will take you on hiking, trail
running, and mountain biking adventures; beginner and intermediate groups.
Equipment rentals available. Visit www.nordicheritagecenter.com FMI
River Valley Runners Tuesday
Fun Run, Woodstock, NB
Tuesdays; 7:00 p.m. (Atlantic) at Woodstock Farm &
Craft Market, 220 King Street. Distance: 5k. Pace: Easy. Have fun and share the
joy of running! Visit
www.facebook.com/groups/rvrunnersnb FMI
Perception of Aroostook
Guided Aroostook River Tour, Presque Isle
Wednesdays; 4:30 p.m. at Perception of
Aroostook, 9 Caribou Rd. Paddle Washburn to Presque Isle; bird watching, lessons,
relaxation! 2.5-4 hours. Shuttle Fee: $10; Kayak rental and shuttle: $35.
Contact Leo Freeman (207-764-5506) FMI
NHSC Group Mountain Bike
Ride, Presque Isle
Wednesdays; 6:00 p.m. at Nordic
Heritage Center Fort Road trailhead. 8-12 miles. All abilities welcome. Happy
to show visitors our amazing trail system. Contact Tom
Chasse (207-694-5222) or tom@bikeboardandski.com FMI
MOJO Good Times Ride,
Presque Isle
Wednesdays; 6:00 p.m. at MOJO
Outdoor Sports. Moderate road bike group ride. Average speed: 15-18 mph for
20-30 miles. Contact Mark Fullen (207-760-9500) or info@mojooutdoorsports.com FMI
*FKOC Outdoor Fun Night,
Fort Kent
Wednesdays; 6:00-7:30 p.m. at Fort
Kent Outdoor Center. Paintball, Mountain Biking, Trail Running, Walking, Hiking,
Road Biking. All ages, abilities welcome. Programming will depend on requests
of participants. Come out and let us know how you would like to participate! Contact
Fort Kent Outdoor Center (207-834-6203) FMI
Village of Perth-Andover
Walk in the Park, Perth-Andover, NB
Wednesdays; 6:30–7:30 p.m. (Atlantic) at
Perth-Andover Bandstand; weather permitting. Visit www.perth-andover.com FMI
River Valley Runners
Thursday Fun Run, Woodstock, NB
Thursdays; 8:30 a.m. (Atlantic) at
Woodstock Farm & Craft Market, 220 King Street. Distance: 5k. Pace: Easy.
Have fun and share the joy of running! Visit www.facebook.com/groups/rvrunnersnb FMI
Bike
Board and Ski Road Bike Ride, Presque Isle
Saturdays;
7:30 a.m. at BB&S rear entrance behind Northeastland Hotel. 25-35 miles;
1.5-2 hours. Pace: moderate to fast; 16-18 mph early season, 18-20 mph
mid-season. Contact Andrew Bouchard (207-551-7027) or andrew@bikeboardandski.com FMI
River Valley Runners
Saturday Fun Run, Woodstock, NB
Saturdays; 8:30 a.m. (Atlantic) at Woodstock Farm &
Craft Market, 220 King Street. Distance: 5k. Pace: Easy. Have fun and share the
joy of running! Visit
www.facebook.com/groups/rvrunnersnb FMI
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