Mission Statement:
Bringing cycling to all levels of riders, and encouragement of healthy lifestylesthrough education, friendship, teamwork and fun. The Santa Cruz County Cycling Club is a not-for-profit organization working to support cycling growth and education in Santa Cruz County!
Weekly Rides
You do not have to be a Club member to participate.
Everyone is welcome - nobody gets dropped.
Wearing a helmet is required, wearing lycra is not.
Click here for the complete SCCCC calandar
No one to ride with? Welcome!
New to the Santa Cruz area? Don't be shy, SCCCC is always open to new members and people who just want to join in. The club caters to all levels of cycling, Seniors, Masters, Old timers, Juniors, and racers. If you want information about local rides send e-mail to the welcome committe at: info@santacruzcycling.org
Our Saturday and Tuesday rides are a great way to build up your base and endurance for the upcoming Centuries.
These rides are also a great way to get to know the secret back roads and favorite eating spots.
For more ride routes, check out our Library of Santa Cruz rides
SCCCC blogs
Vacation Riders
In the summer of 07, club members rode the Rockies and traveled in Europe. Click here to follow all their adventures.
Event Photos
Click photos to navigate to pages
| Saturday | Ride Calendar |
| Tuesday | Ride Description |
| Wednesday | Westside Decide and Ride (beginners) Ride Description |
| Thursday | Ride Description |
Everyone is welcome - nobody gets dropped.
Wearing a helmet is required, wearing lycra is not.
Click here for the complete SCCCC calandar
No one to ride with? Welcome!
New to the Santa Cruz area? Don't be shy, SCCCC is always open to new members and people who just want to join in. The club caters to all levels of cycling, Seniors, Masters, Old timers, Juniors, and racers. If you want information about local rides send e-mail to the welcome committe at: info@santacruzcycling.org
Our Saturday and Tuesday rides are a great way to build up your base and endurance for the upcoming Centuries.
These rides are also a great way to get to know the secret back roads and favorite eating spots.
For more ride routes, check out our Library of Santa Cruz rides
SCCCC blogs
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Bart Coddington, rode solo across the US to his High School Reunion in New York in 2009.
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Click photos to navigate to these BLOGS:
(left) Bart (middle) Pam and Scott (right) Karen Kefauver
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Vacation Riders
In the summer of 07, club members rode the Rockies and traveled in Europe. Click here to follow all their adventures.
Event Photos
Click photos to navigate to pages
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The Roadrunner, |
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days until the 12th annual Mountains Challenge July 31, 2010 Online Registration now open! |
Tuesday Ride Starting Points
For the lst and 3rd Tuesdays of the month, starting Dec. 30 and extending through February) the ride will start at Ocean View Park. The Ocean View Park start is in Santa Cruz at the end of Branciforte Ave, near East Cliff Drive. (De Laveaga Park is closed for the winter.)
Map to Ocean View Park
The 2nd and 4th Tuesdays the ride will start on the entrance road to Nisene Marks State Park Aptos Creek Rd off Soquel Dr. as usual.
Click here for a map to Nisene Marks State Park
Both rides meet at 9:45 AM.
Click here for the Tuesday Ride page
Next General Club Meeting
Thursday, April 29 2010, 7:00 to 9:00pm
Live Oak Senior Center
1777 Capitola Road, Capitola, CA
Between 17th Ave & Chanticleer Ave.
Click HERE for map to Live Oak Senior Center.
Refreshments provided
Road Hazard Report
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Do you know of road repair that needs to be done in Santa Cruz County? This Road Hazard Report is available to all cyclists or anyone wishing to report a roadway condition affecting cyclists in Santa Cruz County. |
Friends of the Rail Trail
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SCCCC has been working with FORT and encourages you get involved. FORT will help the local community and improve cycling options in Santa Cruz for all ages. |
Click HERE to get more information
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Saturday riders.
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