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EXPLORE the little-known BACK ROADS of AMISH COUNTRY in LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA!
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Online registration through ACTIVE.COM closes at midnight Thursday.
YOU MAY REGISTER and PAY "AT THE DOOR" ON THE DAY OF THE EVENT.
The registration fee is $50.
YOU MAY REGISTER and PAY "AT THE DOOR" ON THE DAY OF THE EVENT.
The registration fee is $50.
T-shirts are guaranteed to those registered by August 27;
for registrants after August 27, they are available on a first-come first-served basis while quantities last.
for registrants after August 27, they are available on a first-come first-served basis while quantities last.
About the Paradise Rotary Amish Country Classic
Our part of Pennsylvania is one of the top places in the USA to ride bike, and we capitalize on the charm and scenic beauty of "Amish Country" to make this a premier biking adventure.
We offer a choice of 12 mile, 23 mile and metric century (62 mile) loops on the back roads of Amish County.
We offer many amenities along the way and are looking forward to making the 2016 event the best yet!
Lin Good
2017 Chairman
Paradise Rotary Amish Country Classic Bike Ride
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AMISH COUNTRY CLASSIC BIKE RIDE is the RIDE
part of Bird-in-Hand's RUN, RIDE & SOAR weekend held in the town of Bird-in-Hand, PA.
The Amish Country Classic Bike Ride 9/9/17 through the beautiful countryside of Lancaster County, PA kicked off with our fantastic Friends of Cycling sponsors at the Rotary Club of Paradise meeting this week. Rotarians Lin Good, Don Ranck, Ann and Charles Keim, Mike Patel, Stan Goodman, and Rick High (not pictured) were the first to donate. As a thank you, they'll enjoy delicious chocolates courtesy of High Associates Industrial and Commercial Realtors! 2017 marks our 10th anniversary – Ride On!
Through the funds raised from this bike ride, the Rotary Club of Paradise, PA, will make charitable grants to support:
We also champion educational programs and students through the support of Teacher Impact Awards, Rotary Leadership Youth Awards, junior students of the month and international student exchanges.
- Friendship Community, which provides a dignified living experience for individuals with intellectual disabilities
- The Factory, which empowers families struggling with poverty by connecting them with resources and supportive services
- Christ's Home, which cares for senior adults and disadvantaged children by providing transitional and residential programs
- Junior Achievement of Central PA, which helps prepare young people for the real world by showing them how to generate wealth and effectively manage it, how to create jobs which make their communities more robust, and how to apply entrepreneurial thinking to the workplace. Students put these lessons into action and learn the value of contributing to their communities.
- Lancaster-Lebanon Habitat for Humanity, which brings people together to build homes, communities and hope.
- Boy Scouts
We also champion educational programs and students through the support of Teacher Impact Awards, Rotary Leadership Youth Awards, junior students of the month and international student exchanges.
