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We're going on a sticky beak ride around some fascinating Hobart places.

Open House Hobart 2019 is about showing off fascinating and sometimes secret places to architecture fans, mystery lovers and history buffs.  

Ride Leader Greg Dutkowski has once again designed an easy riding route to take in a bunch of key historic buildings (see below).  The schedule includes some fixed bookings - note: he has booked those time slots for the group.  There is a limit of 15 riders for the booked tours, so do make sure you RSVP below to secure your place.  First come, first served!

We can adjust the schedule for other sites as we go, depending on peoples’ interests. Let Greg know if there is anything you particularly want to see.  Bring a bike lock. 

The ride will follow roads, footpaths and bikepaths where available, and is suitable for experienced riders.

Bring a picnic lunch or visit a nearby cafe in Salamanca Place for provisions.

Meet: at the Hobart Bicycle Network Office, 210 Collins Street, at 9.40am.  The ride will start at 9.50am.

Expected finish time: 4.30pm, back at 210 Collins Street.

Proposed itinerary:

3-B-16  There will be some rolling hills, the average speed will be moderate (15-20 km/h) and the length of the initial proposed circuit is 16km.       See the map of the ride

 

Pls RSVP below, and watch the Bicycle Network Tasmania website/FB page for updates.  If you RSVP you can expect to be advised of updates.   We expect to ride in most weathers.  If the weather is really bad, riders can proceed on foot only for the booked tours, as the booked tours will not be cancelled.

You can find more information about Bicycle Network Tasmania's Social Rides Program here, including an explanation of the ride descriptor codes.  Register here to get a regular alert by email.

Our fortnightly In The Loop email newsletter gives a heads'up on scheduled rides.  You can register here if you don't already receive In The Loop - make sure you tick: "Advocacy - campaigns and programs".

Bicycle Network Tasmania makes every effort to ensure our organised rides are safe, however participants are advised to ensure they have insurance against accidents. The best option is to become a member of Bicycle Network.  This ensures you have excellent year-round 24/7 cover against both Personal Injury and Third Party Personal/Property damage whilst riding your bike.  

Please note - if there are any riders under 16 years old, the adult with them will take primary responsibility for their safety on the ride.