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Within this article, we are going to discuss the century rides in Yreka, California. All of this information should prove to be very useful in the event that you are ever in the area and are interested in participating in the century rides.
The Thirty Seven Mile Metric Half Century Ride: This century ride is the ideal ride for young families and novices. All of the riders that participate in this ride will head out east from Yreka. From departure, they will travel to the north up to Montague, and then on out to the Little Shasta Valley in order to reach the rest stop, a pastoral, scenic setting with provides you with an extraordinary view of Mt. Shasta which is magnificent. From this point, all of the riders will return to Yreka, retracing pretty much the exact same route, only taking one rest stop, with a vertical gain of roughly six hundred feet.
The Sixty Four Mile Metric Century Ride: This ride will leave from Yreka and travel out into the historical Montague railroad town, and then on through the valley of Little Shasta in order to reach the first rest stop, which provides you with a pastoral, scenic setting that provides you with an extraordinary view of the wonderful and magnificent Mt. Shasta. Then the riders will hit the second rest stop which is located at Lake Shastina, and make the third stop in Gazelle, before returning home to Yreka. There is a vertical gain of roughly one thousand feet.
The Ever-So-Popular One Hundred Mile Century Ride: This ride leaves from Yreka, and begins the exciting and adventorous climb up through Forest Mountain, and then they travel right along the overwhelming Highway 3 which leads into Fort Jones. From this point, the ride will loop to Greenview, followed by Quartz Valley, and then back to fort Jones. After that, all of the riders will head south traveling along the East Side road on to Callahan and then a climb right up Gazelle Mountain which has extraordinary views. Then all of the riders will travel downhill to Gazelle and then onward to Yreka. The total vertical gain is roughly forty six hundred feet.
Now that you are aware of all of the century rides that take place in Yreka, California you can determine whether or not you are interested and then decide which incredible opportunity you would like to participate in. Take into consideration that all of these rides are pretty strenuous if you are just starting out, so you are going to need to participate in an adequate amount of training and preparation in order to be successful at this run. All of the century rides offer magnificent scenery that is picture perfect.
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