Mill District Velo is proud to sponsor a shakeout ride in conjunction with the Grasshopper Adventure Series. This ride will take place the day before King Ridge Hopper and be led by Ted and Laura King and Jess Cerra. The ride will begin and end in the town of Duncans Mills at Gold Coast Bakery. This is a limited-attendance ride, so please RSVP in advance. The itinerary: 9:15am – Check-in, Enjoy coffee and pastries from Gold Coast Bakery, courtesy of Mill District Velo 10:00am - Ride departs. Route options: Fort Ross + Willow Creek or Fort Ross Join us post ride at the Blue Heron Restaurant and Tavern for a drink, snack or lunch. Please RSVP and we will be in touch with more information.

Come ride with us!! Mill District ambassadors Ted and Laura King are hosting three morning spring rides and invite you to join them! Meet at 7:30am, roll at 8. We will have coffee for anyone who arrives early. Coffee, conversations and pastries to follow. Estimated ride time: 2 hours. Ride route is rolling terrain and GPS file can be found here. Plan for a social/moderate pace(16-18mph average on flats). Please RSVP. Feel free to invite friends.

The Mill District Velo rides are back for spring and we’d love to ride with you! Join us for a ride led by professional cyclists Ted and Laura King for a midweek ride featuring rolling terrain through Healdsburg’s beautiful vineyards and a post ride lunch. With ribbons of concrete cutting through rolling hills of vineyards and winding along rushing rivers, Healdsburg boasts everything a cyclist could ask for. The experience of cycling this idyllic town delivers plentiful sunshine and world class food and wine. The Mill District, a mixed-use development project in Healdsburg, California is at the center of it all. Learn more here! This is a limited-attendance ride, so please RSVP in advance. The itinerary: 8:30am - arrive, check in 9:00am- depart, Route info here. 11:00am- return to the Mill District for a lunch and mingling.

Mill District Velo, in conjunction with its spring ride calendar, is pleased to host a collaboration ride with SPQR’s Chef Matthew Accarrino and his famed Coffee + Donuts alongside Velocio Apparel. Join Chef Accarrino and other Velocio ride ambassadors for a Sunday ride followed by post ride food and socializing. This is a limited-attendance ride, so please RSVP in advance. Feel free to invite friends! The itinerary: 8:15am – Check-in, Accarrino’s Coffee + Donuts 9:00am - Rules of the Road, Ride Route options: Full route or Truncated Route. Riders Depart. Approx. 1:00 - Riders return, change, clean-up 1:30pm: Wood-fired oven lunch by Chef Matthew Accarrino.

Come ride with us!! Mill District ambassadors Ted and Laura King are hosting three morning spring rides and invite you to join them! Meet at 7:30am, roll at 8. We will have coffee for anyone who arrives early. Coffee, conversations and pastries to follow. Estimated ride time: 2 hours. Ride route is rolling terrain and GPS file can be found here. Plan for a social/moderate pace(16-18mph average on flats). Please RSVP. Feel free to invite friends.

The Mill District Velo rides are back for a spring stint and we’d love to ride with you again! With ribbons of concrete cutting through rolling hills of vineyards and winding along rushing rivers, Healdsburg boasts everything a cyclist could ask for. The experience of cycling this idyllic town delivers plentiful sunshine and world class food and wine. The Mill District, a mixed-use development project in Healdsburg, California is at the center of it all. Learn more here. Don’t take our word for it—come and see for yourself! Join us at Mill District for a ride lead by professional cyclist and gravel aficionado, Ted King. We’ll ride through rolling terrain and vineyards from Healdsburg to Cloverdale and then loop back through Geyserville, Red Winery Road and Chalk Hill. When we’re done pedaling for the day, we’ll sit down and enjoy an exquisite lunch prepared by Chef Dan Lucia. This is a limited-attendance ride, so please RSVP in advance. The itinerary: 8am – Check-in, coffee/tea, pastries 8:45am - Rules of the road, review route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/38643490 9:00am - Riders depart Approx. 12:00 - Riders return, change, clean-up 12:30pm: Wood-fired oven lunch by Chef Dan Lucia.

The Mill District Velo rides are back for a spring stint and we are hosting a special Rapha Cycling Club ride gathering. With ribbons of concrete cutting through rolling hills of vineyards and winding along rushing rivers, Healdsburg boasts everything a cyclist could ask for. The experience of cycling this idyllic town delivers plentiful sunshine and world class food and wine. The Mill District, a mixed-use development project in Healdsburg, California is at the center of it all. Learn more here. We’ll ride through rolling terrain and vineyards from Healdsburg to Cloverdale and then loop back through Geyserville, Red Winery Road and Chalk Hill. When we’re done pedaling for the day, we’ll sit down and enjoy an exquisite lunch by Healdsburg’s Troubodor along with local brews and libations. This is a limited-attendance ride, so please RSVP in advance. The itinerary: 8am – Check-in, coffee/tea, pastries 8:45am - Rules of the road, review route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/38643490 9:00am - Riders depart Approx. 12:00 - Riders return, change, clean-up 12:30pm: Lunch by Troubadour

Come ride with us!! Mill District ambassadors Ted and Laura King are hosting three morning spring rides and invite you to join them! Meet at 7:30am, roll at 8. We will have coffee for anyone who arrives early. Coffee, conversations and pastries to follow. Estimated ride time: 2 hours. Ride route is rolling terrain and GPS file can be found here. Plan for a social/moderate pace(16-18mph average on flats). Please RSVP. Feel free to invite friends.

The Mill District Velo rides are back for spring and we’d love to ride with you! With ribbons of concrete cutting through rolling hills of vineyards and winding along rushing rivers, Healdsburg boasts everything a cyclist could ask for. The experience of cycling this idyllic town delivers plentiful sunshine and world class food and wine. The Mill District, a mixed-use development project in Healdsburg, California is at the center of it all. Learn more here. Don’t take our word for it—come and see for yourself! Join us at Mill District for a ride lead by professional cyclist and gravel aficionado, Ted King. When we’re done pedaling for the day, we’ll sit down and enjoy an exquisite lunch prepared by Michelin-starred chef and cyclist, Matthew Accarrino. This is a limited-attendance ride, so please RSVP in advance. The itinerary: 8am – Check-in, coffee/tea 8:45am - Rules of the road, review route 9:00am - Riders depart Approx. 12:00 - Riders return, change, clean-up 12:30pm: Wood-fired oven lunch by Chef Matthew Accarrino.

While Sonoma County is known as part of Wine Country, it also has developed a reputation as “Ride Country.” Sonoma County specifically is receiving growing attention as a destination for cycling tourism. The attention is warranted; the region is a popular training spot for cyclists, akin to places like Girona or Bentonville. Mill District, a mixed-use development project in Healdsburg, California is propelling this momentum. With ribbons of concrete cutting through rolling hills of vineyards and winding along rushing rivers, Healdsburg boasts everything a cyclist could ask for. The experience of cycling this idyllic town delivers plentiful sunshine and world class food and wine. Don’t take our word for it—come and see for yourself! Join us at Mill District for an opportunity to network and ride with women in the cycling community. Post ride we’ll enjoy a light lunch. This is a limited-attendance ride, so please RSVP in advance. The itinerary: 8am – Check-in, coffee/tea 8:30am - Rules of the road, review route 8:45am - Riders depart Ride Route 50 miles to Altamont General Store. While we will do our best to stay together, please have the route on your navigation device should there be separation within the group. This is an intermediate to advanced ride. Please use clipless pedals and follow the rules of the road. Be self sufficient with appropriate tools and flat repair kit. Approx. 12:30 - Riders return, change, clean-up 12:30pm: Light lunch and refreshments

“Roubaix is unnatural. It’s inhumane. It’s riding a jackhammer at 50 kph while fighting tooth and nail for every spec of pavement beneath you, against an angry cadre of locals with knowhow that dwarfs your own because your last name isn’t gutturally Flemish.” While the Mill District Roubaix Day watch party + ride won’t be a fight to the front, it will be hours of of fun, shepherded by Ted King. We’ll watch the final two hours of Paris Roubaix in the early morning hours (whenever you prefer to arrive) with coffee and pastries and then we’ll head off for two potential ride routes: one for the spirited folks who prefer a more challenging route (Geysers) and one for those who would prefer the meandering wine country tour. Both will offer stunning views and both will end with a Belgian themed lunch celebration post ride. This is a limited-attendance ride, so please RSVP in advance. The itinerary: 7am-9am – Check-in, coffee/tea, pastries and Paris Roubaix Viewing Party 9:00am - Approximate Roubaix Finish, followed by rules of the road, review route. Geysers (more challenging) or Cloverdale + Geyserville with optional Chalk Hill (less climbing). 9:15am - Riders depart Approx. 1:30 - Riders return, change, clean-up 1:30pm: Wood-fired oven lunch by Chef Matthew Accarrino.