From WABA:
“Join WABA and at-large D.C. Councilmember Elissa Silverman on Veterans Day for a ride on the newly opened segment of the Anacostia River Trail!
The Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens trail segment was a missing link in a network of 60 miles of trail between the District and Maryland. It connects Benning Road in the District with the Bladensburg Waterfront Park, creating a much more pleasant and safe route for cyclists who commute between Prince George’s County and the District. The trail also provides walkers, bicyclists, and nature lovers access to scenic stretches of the Anacostia River where one can regularly see egrets, eagles, deer, and other wildlife.
The ride will be about 10 miles out and back. We will go at a conversational pace. Please bring your own bicycle and helmet (or plan to use Bikeshare), water and snacks. All are welcome.
Date: November 11, 2016
Time: 11:00 am. The ride will take approximately 2.5 hours
Location: Meet at the bikeshare station at 19th SE and East Capitol St, near the Stadium Armory Metro Station
Route Map: here
Event Location
Meet at the Bikeshare Station
19th SE and East Capitol St.
Washington, DC
Directions
The bikeshare station is located near the Stadium Armory Metro Station.”
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