Out Boulder County – Longmont
Thursday, May 23 at 4:00 PM

WIP (Work in Progress) Craft Group – 630 Main St. Longmont 4-7pm Fiber Arts & More – Knitting, Crochet, Quilting, Needlepoint, or come learn a new ski…

This is a 24 mile out and back bike ride on the bike path towards Boulder. This is a green ride, and it does have some climbing. However, it is a no drop ride, and we will have a sweep so that no one gets left behind. Some come try your climbing legs out! http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/1575157774Ride leader: Barb

Ride will begin at the Bergen Park RTD Park-N-Ride We will start at Bergen Park and climb Squaw Pass. At the summit, the riders can decide if they want to continue to the other side and descend into Idaho Springs before climbing back up FLoyd hill to make a loop. Or, riders can turn around at the Squaw Pass summit and return to Bergen Park. Be prepared: Water, Snacks / Food, Sunscreen, Extra Tube, Cell Phone, Ride Buddy. Blue Ride Leader: Lori HladikBlue: http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/384274092 (http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/1045846483) Black Ride Leader: Looking for Fun Loving Ride Leaders!Black Option: http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/1045846483 All Riders Please Read: What do our rider levels mean? BLUE:These rides are for more experienced riders.Pace – Average pace on flat terrain is 13-17mph.Terrain – Variable; May include some steep and/or prolonged climbs. BLACK:These rides are for the most experienced riders.Pace – Average pace on flat terrain is 17-20 mph.Terrain – Variable; often includes steep and/or prolonged climbs. Are rides ever cancelled due to weather? A rider’s safety is always important. If temperatures are forecasted to be 40 degrees or colder the ride will be cancelled. The ride will also be cancelled if the pavement is wet due to rain or slick due to freezing temperatures. If in doubt, check the ride on the OUTspokin’ Calendar before departing for your ride or contact the assigned ride leaders listed for the ride. You can also email outspokindenver@gmail.com. Additional Information… Our rides are also posted on the OUTspokin’ website ( http://www.outspokin.org/rides ). To ride with OUTspokin’, you should be a member. This small membership fee from our riders is collected to cover the cost of team liability insurance, which offers “members” partial coverage if anything should happen during the ride; we also absorb the costs of web hosting, e-mail communications, providing custom team jerseys at cost, and participation in PrideFest and other social events. OUTspokin’ also works with various sponsors to provide discounts to members. Membership purchases are for the season; therefore, memberships will expire on January 1st of the following year. To purchase a membership, go to the OUTspokin’ store (http://www.outspokin.org/store)page (http://www.outspokin.org/store). (http://www.outspokin.org/store) OUTspokin’s bike riding program, is organized and led by volunteers. We hope you have an enjoyable and safe cycling experience, and find rides that suit your riding style and fitness level. You are responsible for your own decisions on the ride. To ensure your safety and that of others, we do have the following expectations of ride participants: – Cyclists are required to wear a correctly adjusted helmet. – Participants must sign a waiver including an emergency and/or home phone number. – Riders must cycle in a legal, safe, and courteous manner. Obey all traffic laws. Practice good bike etiquette. Use hand signals. – Never ride with earphones or ear bud(s).Pull off and stop when using a cell phone. – Participants should carry a pump, spare tube, patch kit, and money and know how to fix their own flats. Make sure to carry water and a snack as well. – Plan to arrive at least fifteen minutes before the start time with your bicycle ready to ride. This allows time to sign the waiver, listen to route instructions, meet the leader, and look at the map if available. – We also recommend that you print out the map for the ride you choose to do, if available from our website. For the group’s enjoyment as well as your own, choose a ride at the pace and distance that matches your current ability.All participants are expected to be personally responsible for their own conduct and decisions while on an OUTspokin’s ride. And above all else, HAVE FUN!

Out Boulder County – Longmont
Sunday, May 26 at 11:00 AM

All levels yoga welcoming LGBTQIA friends and allies to a safe affirming space. No drop in fee. All donations benefit Out Boulder County.

Out Boulder County – Longmont
Tuesday, May 28 at 6:30 PM

• What we’ll doBoulder County Gender Support (BCGS) offers support group meetings and social gatherings for people of all ages who identify as transge…

Out Boulder County – Longmont
Thursday, May 30 at 4:00 PM

WIP (Work in Progress) Craft Group – 630 Main St. Longmont 4-7pm Fiber Arts & More – Knitting, Crochet, Quilting, Needlepoint, or come learn a new ski…

Map coming soon! This is a blue and black ride starting in N. Boulder, then climbing up and over Olde Stage road before dropping down into Left Hand canyon. From there people will have the choice of a blue ride which climbs up to Jamestown or the black ride that climbs up to Ward. Blue Ride Leaders: MichelleBlack Ride Leaders: Maria and Rene

This will be a blue ride. We will head out from Belmar to Golden via roads, and come through Bear Creek. Should be a nice summer ride. Join us!Ride Leader: Kim and Ryan https://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/2239423783

Out Boulder County – Longmont
Sunday, June 2 at 11:00 AM

All levels yoga welcoming LGBTQIA friends and allies to a safe affirming space. No drop in fee. All donations benefit Out Boulder County.

Out Boulder County – Longmont
Tuesday, June 4 at 6:30 PM

• What we’ll doBoulder County Gender Support (BCGS) offers support group meetings and social gatherings for people of all ages who identify as transge…