Central VT Cycling Tour featured in Times Argus & Rutland Herald!
Eric Scharnberg (CVTA)
Read article about Central VT Cycling Tour in @TimesArgus & @RutlandHerald - http://bit.ly/LznAfj Thanks to Linda Freeman for the publicity!
One of our friends in the fitness community, Linda Freeman, just wrote a really nice article about the Central Vermont Cycling Tour for the Outdoor section of the Barre-Montpelier Times Argus and Rutland Herald. Visit this link to read about it: http://www.centralvtcyclingtour.org/docs/Times-Argus-CVCT-Article-2012-06-10.pdf. Thanks, Linda!
About the Central Vermont Cycling Tour: On June 17, 2012, the Cross VT Trail Association invites you to participate in the Central VT Cycling Tour (formerly known as the "VT Eco Tour"). Riders have a choice of 14, 33 and 59 mile rides on scenic gravel roads. There is also a running option: runners can run the 14 and 33-mile courses. This event is also a way to sample some great Vermont food. Our feed stations and end of ride buffet will be packed with food from local farms, businesses and restaurants.
Fiscal sponsors & Partners for this year’s event include: National Life Community Foundation, Community National Bank, Concept2, Call & Response Foundation, VT State Employee’s Credit Union, Merchant’s Bank, Wells River Savings Bank, Onion River Sports, Morse Farm Maple Sugarworks, Central VT Regional Planning Commission, Green Mtn Bike Patrol, Central Vermont Runners, Vermont Farm Tours.
Food contributors for this year’s event include: Misty Knoll Farms, Positive Pie, Red Hen Baking Company, Sarducci’s Restaurant, Pete’s Greens, Hunger Mountain Coop, Cabot Creamery, Uncle Mike Deli, and Pinky’s.
For more information visit the event website at http://www.centralvtcyclingtour.org. Hope to see you on June 17th!
Sincerely,
Eric Scharnberg
Eric Scharnberg, Executive Director, Cross Vermont Trail Association, Inc.
29 Main Street, Suite 4, Montpelier, VT 05602
Tel: 802-498-0079x1, Cell: 802-917-3898, Fax: 802-223-1977, Website:
"The purpose of the Cross Vermont Trail Association, Inc. is to assist municipalities, recreation groups, and landowners in the creation and management of a four-season, multi-use trail across the state of Vermont for public recreation, alternative transportation, and awareness of our natural and cultural heritage."
