ACP Anniversary 400k (Oh Canada Route)- July 22nd, 2023

The route has been repaired!  We will be using the same GPS and cue sheet as 2021.  Go ahead and download!

400k Start Location: Sheriff’s Department/County Offices parking lot behind Maplefield’s, Woodstock, VT
400k Start Time: 04:00
Far Point: North Troy, VT
Ride Leader: Jan Dembinski
Lights: Required
Distance: 400k / 254 mi ~13,600′ climbing
Time Limit: 27 Hours
Sanctioning: ACP & RUSA
Cue Sheet: Cue Sheet Oh Canada 2021 (Updated Jun 16, 2021, but good for 2023)
Online Map: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/36371126
(Updated June 16, 2021, good for 2023)
Registration open on BikeReg

This ride starts at 4am for the 400km ride.

Please arrive at the start no later then 3:40am for check-in and instructions.

The ACP 100-year anniversary 400k will be a rolling loop ride through Northern Vermont, avoiding all of the classic “gap” climbs and generally following 100N up to the Canadian Border and 14S back.  The route will be scenic throughout, with long stretches of little traffic, and forgiving in that most of the climbing will be in the first half.  It’s a great tune-up for PBP, with similar amounts of climbing and an easy to follow cue sheet.

Riders may want to bring a swimsuit to have on hand at the lunch stop if they think a refreshing dip in a “classic” Vermont swimming hole might appeal to them. The bathing spot is right across from the northernmost control where riders can order a sandwich and drink of choice.

Commemorative medals will be available at the finish; NER will have 25 of them and they will be alloted by registration order.  If you sign up after the slots are gone, finish the ride, you will be able to purchase one from RUSA afterward.  We expect based on past attendance to have enough but we want to be clear about what to expect if we get a big crowd.

Ride Start Parking Notes: Please park in the Sheriff’s Department / County Offices parking lot. It is the next building west on Route 4 from Maplefield’s on the right.

Dawn at Killington

 

A refreshment for riders across from the lunch spot

 

Dusk at Woodbury