Tallulah Falls School is launching a new cycling event this fall. The Twin Rivers Challenge, led by the TFS Board of Trustees, set for October 31, 2015, is a fundraiser for student scholarships.
The Twin Rivers Challenge is an autumn ride through some of Northeast Georgia’s most spectacular scenery and follows routes carefully planned by an avid local cyclist. Three route options range from a 115K ride through the Tallulah River and Soque River watersheds which explores a portion of the Lake Burton shoreline; a 72K intermediate ride that takes in scenery along Seed Lake and Lake Rabun; and a 37K ride for novice cyclists from Tallulah Falls to Tiger and back.
All rides will begin at 9 a.m. on October 31
All rides begin and end on the Tallulah Falls School upper school campus, and no matter which route you choose you will be challenged by the final climb on the TFS campus to the finish line.
Parking is located directly in front of the Tallulah Falls School upper school classroom. Registration on the day of the event will be in the TFS upper school classroom lobby.
SAG stops will be available at regular intervals along the selected route. A post-ride meal will be provided for all riders. Ride shirts are guaranteed to all participants who register before October 10, 2015. The Twin Rivers Challenge is operated by the trustees, faculty, staff, and students of Tallulah Falls School.
Registration info
To register, visit active.com and search for Twin Rivers Challenge.
For route details go to: www.ridewithgps.com (key words: Twin Rivers Challenge). For more information about the ride or to inquire about sponsorships, call 706-839-2024 or find the event on Facebook.
