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THE 30th ANNUAL
RACC
Ride Around Clark County

"Beautiful and Challenging Rides through the scenic
Clark County, Washington countryside." 

  Come ride with us
Saturday, May 4, 2013

Check back in February for more info!

(See below for all kinds of info on the ride itself!)
 

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A big THANK YOU to all our sponsors!
RACC wouldn't happen without you!


Please patronize this year's RACC Sponsors when you can as an extra thanks for their support.
  

 



And many thanks to our local cities and agencies.
Without their support and assistance, RACC would not be possible.






GENERAL INFO

  • All routes start and finish at Clark College on Fort Vancouver Way in Vancouver, Washington.
  • The course and day of ride registration open at 6:30am.  All riders must be on the road by 9am.  Course closes at 5pm.
  • Registration includes <to be determined>
  • Children under 12 years old ride for free on the 18 Mile Loop with a paid adult!

 

ROUTES & SUPPORT

FOUR GREAT LOOPS TO CHOOSE FROM (18, 34, 65 and 100 mile)
All distances start and finish at Clark College on Fort Vancouver Way.  (Click links below for a map of each loop.)

18-MILE LOOP: This loop travels east through Cascade Park and back.

34-MILE LOOP: This loop travels east around Lacamas Lake and back to Clark College. (1,000 ft. elevation gain)

65-MILE LOOP: Loop travels east, around Lacamas Lake, then north through the hills of Hockinson, through Battle Ground, to Daybreak Park, west through Ridgefield, then south through Felida and back to the finish at Clark College. (3,000 ft. elevation gain). Click here to go to route page to get GPS version.

100-MILE LOOP: Loop travels east, around Lacamas Lake, then north through the Hockinson hills to Battle Ground, continuing north to Yacolt & Amboy. Riders then head west on a new route through the scenic Cedar Creek / Lewis River area, and south through La Center (revised route for safety) to Daybreak Park. Riders proceed west toward Ridgefield, then south through Felida and back to the finish at Clark College. (4,800 ft. elevation gain)  Click here to go to route page to get GPS version.

EACH COURSE WILL BE UNIQUELY MARKED AND MAPS WILL BE PROVIDED. 

Rest rooms, aid, and food & beverages will be available at all rest stops and at the start/finish. There are several stores en route for emergencies at Lacamas Lake, Hockinson, Heisson, Yacolt, Amboy and La Center.

 

RIDE SUPPORT:

Although there will be SAG support, riders are expected to have their machines in good repair as well as having trained sufficiently for the ride. Mechanics will be on hand for minor repairs.


GOT QUESTIONS?

Email the RACC Coordinator and get answers!