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2011 Annual Tour
THANK YOU!
Thank you to everyone who participated in this year's Spring Tour! We had a great time and are
looking forward to seeing you and some fresh new faces at next year's event.
Bike Florida 2011 “Florida’s Eden”
Bike Florida 2011 is a week long, fully supported bicycle camping tour that will take you through
what is considered “Florida’s Eden” with turquoise springs and rivers, rich forests, rolling pastures
covered with wildflowers and through the hidden treasures of Florida’s quaint towns and historic
hamlets. You will also visit the city of Gainesville, home to the University of Florida and its famous
Florida Gators! The tour is leisurely paced and designed to be a fun and relaxing vacation for cyclists
of all ages and abilities. Come join us for the fun, and bring along a friend to experience the joys of
cycling in sunny Florida!
This tour is fully supported with medical, mechanical and gear support. All registrations include
maps, cue sheets, rest stops, nightly entertainment, and meal options.
Keep checking our website and Facebook page for regular updates. Join our e-newsletter and the
information will come to you!
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THANK YOU to those who participated and supported Bike Florida 2011 "Florida's Eden!"
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Frequently Asked Questions
What activities are planned for the evenings?
We are now planning our evening programs. Entertainment may include live music, street party,
campfire, presentations, a game night and more! A special evening of events has been dedicated
to Florida’s Eden’s Blue Path educational program about the Florida’s springs.
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Are the riders bussed back to the start of the ride?
This is a loop ride starting and ending in Gainesville. Participants will park their vehicles in
Gainesville for the week at one of several secured locations.
Gainesville Getaway riders will be in Gainesville for 2 days and can park their cars with the week
long riders as well.
High Springs Holiday riders will meet our tour in High Springs and park their cars on site during their
2 day tour.
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Is there any written information regarding the 2011 Bike Florida event?
A DVD of event highlights, as well as a Rider’s Handbook will be mailed to all registered participants
by mid-March. This will compliment the information on the Website. The registration is all online with
Active.com. There is a direct link to the Bike Florida website as well. There is also a paper
registration available that can be mailed or faxed. If you are having any problems, call active.com
directly and they will be happy to assist you with registration. (1-877-228-4881 option 2, then
option 3)
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Do we actually start cycling on March 26th or is that just a registration day?
There are local rides in the Gainesville area that participants can enjoy throughout the day on
Saturday, March 26th once they arrive. Since registration will also be taking place throughout the
weekend, we will not be departing from Gainesville until Monday, March 28th when the rest of the
ride will commence. We will be in Gainesville both Saturday March 26th and Sunday March 27th for
the Gainesville Getaway 2 day tour, which is also included in all week long tour registrations.
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Are there any airport shuttles?
Yes, but you will have to make those arrangements on your own. We will have information on our
website, regarding vendors, contact info and costs. The major airports closest to the ride are;
Gainesville Regional, Jacksonville International, Orlando International, Tampa International.
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Where can one ship their bike to?
To discuss shipping requirements, timelines and costs, please call the bike shop below:
Bikes & More
2133 Northwest 6th Street
Gainesville, FL 32609
(352) 373-6574
Bikesandmoregainesville@gmail.com
www.bikesandmoregainesville.com
Contact Keith
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How can we get the new Florida's Share the Road specialty license plate?
The license plate should be available for purchase online by mid-September. In the meantime you
can go to your local tag office. You must have a vehicle registered in Florida to obtain one. All
proceeds from the tag go to safe cycling education throughout the state of Florida. If you do not
have a car registered in the state of Florida, you can also make a donation to Bike Florida on your
registration form. All proceed go to supporting safe cycling in the state.
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What does the 2011 jersey look like?
The design is posted on the “Jersey Image” tab on the left-hand toolbar, under 2011 Links. You
may pre-purchase your jersey for $65 with registration, or buy on-site for $75.
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What is the estimated biking distance each day?
Average daily mileage ranges between 30 and 60 miles. There will be multiple options each day for
lower and higher mileage preferences. Additionally, there is an optional century for one day of the
tour. During the High Springs Holiday, riders will be able to choose between different mileage for
cycling and several paddling experiences in and around Florida’s springs, rivers and lakes!
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Are you offering Traffic Skills 101 class again this year?
Yes! Please sign up on the registration form. There is a $50 fee to cover materials and instructors.
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What about “Indoor Camping” at YMCA Camp McConnell?
You will need to choose this option during registration in order to have a cabin bunk reserved for
you. There are 20 bunks, dormitory style with a bathroom in each cabin (5). If you opt for a cabin at
YMCA Camp McConnell on March 31, 2011, please be prepared with your own pillow and linens.
There is an $11 charge for this option. There is plenty of outdoor camping at YMCA Camp McConnell,
however, the cabins are reserved for indoor campers only. At all other locations during the ride,
indoor camping is free and requires no reservation ahead of time. Once you have registered for this
option, please contact Bike Florida staff for your cabin assignments. Thank you! (352)224-8602
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What about my RV?
RVs will be accommodated at the host sites. There is parking lot space but NO hook ups available at
this year’s host sites. Please call Bike Florida staff to let them know you will be bringing an RV and
its size. Thank you.
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What meals are included with each meal plan?
Riders may choose the meals that they prefer. You have the option of including all breakfasts and
dinners, only breakfasts, only dinners or no meals at all. For the Gainesville Getaway and the High
Springs Holiday, cyclist may choose which breakfasts or dinners they would like individually. Please
indicate on your registration whether you prefer standard or vegetarian meals. Lunches are always
on your own, so you may ride at your own pace and enjoy what our host communities have to offer.
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What are the road and trail surfaces like?
We will be riding on roads and some trails. All trails are paved multiuse trails and bike paths so road
bikes are recommended though we welcome all types of bikes to join us! Wait till you see some of
the amazing bicycles that ride Bike Florida!
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What is the weeklong parking situation for vehicles being left in Gainesville?
Cars traveling with the event will need to register vehicles at registration for $25 and receive their
dashboard Bike Florida signs, as well as their driving directions for vehicles and site maps for
parking.
Cars that will be left in Gainesville for the week will have several options to choose from. There will
be limited free parking at the Wal-Mart Super Center close to the host site. There will be some
security during the week. There are also 2 parking garages available downtown with decent
weeklong rates. All cars must be in the designated parking lots before we depart Monday morning. If
a car is not in the designated parking lot, they will be towed by the Marin Luther King Center. Thank
you.
2011 Annual Tour Information
When?
March 26th through April 1st, 2011
Where?
Bike Florida 2011 is a week-long fully-supported bicycle and tent camping tour pedaling approximately
300 miles in beautiful North Central Florida. This year’s ride will start and end in Gainesville, Florida
with stops in High Springs, Newberry, and Micanopy. Cyclists will ride 30-60 miles daily. Bike Florida is
fully supported with luggage trucks, sag and mechanical support, and rest stops every 12-15 miles.
Host Site Addresses
Martin Luther King, Jr. Multi-Purpose Center
1028 Northeast 14th Street
Gainesville, FL 32601
First Baptist Church of High Springs
20112 N US Highway 441
High Springs, FL 32643
Easton-Newberry Sports Complex
24820 NW 16th Avenue
Newberry, FL 32669
YMCA Camp McConnell
210 SE 134th Avenue
Micanopy, FL 32667
Photos
Would you like to see some photos from previous events? Please click the links below. Enjoy! Also, find
us you YouTube for our Highlight DVDs from previous years!
http://www.biketourphoto.com/
http://sports.webshots.com/album/558393714POStal
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cellphonesusie/sets/72157600009531460/
http://jhgraves.smugmug.com/Sports/Bike-Florida-2005-and-2007
http://sports.webshots.com/album/306058105HJVQsZ
http://picasaweb.google.com/hories/BikeFlorida
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Hotels
NOTE:
When you register in the hotel make sure that you mention Bike Florida to get the group rate.
AND
For the Hotel Luggage Option, your luggage will be taken to the Bike Florida associated hotels (see
listing below). You can contract this with Padre’s Cycle Inn. For more information on his services
email him at info@PadresCycleInn.com or call (573) 721-4400.
*Please reserve closest hotels for riders without personal SAG.
Gainesville (March 26th & 27th): Martin Luther King Center
The Camellia Rose Inn
www.camelliaroseinn.com
205 SE 7th Street
Gainesville, FL 32601
Phone: (352) 395-7673
1.3 miles from the Martin Luther King Center
Laurel Oak Inn
www.laureloakinn.com
221 SE 7th Street
Gainesville, FL 32601
Phone: (352) 373-4535
1.3 miles from the Martin Luther King Center
Sweetwater Branch Inn Bed & Breakfast
www.sweetwaterinn.com
625 E University Avenue
Gainesville, FL 32601
Phone: (352) 373-6760
1.3 miles from the Martin Luther King Center
The Magnolia Plantation
www.magnoliabnb.com
309 SE 7th Street
Gainesville, FL 32601
Phone: (352) 375-6653
1.4 miles from the Martin Luther King Center
Hampton Inn & Suites Gainesville Downtown
www.hamptoninnandsuitesgainesville.com
Please use the code BFL for online reservations.
101 SE 1st Avenue
Gainesville, Florida 32601
Phone: (352) 240-9300
1.8 miles from the Martin Luther King Center
*Reservations must be made prior to February 26th, 2011.
Gainesville Lodge
www.gainesvillelodgefl.net
413 W University Avenue
Gainesville, FL 32601
Phone: (352) 376-1224
1.9 miles from the Martin Luther King Center
High Springs (March 28th & 29th) First Baptist Church
Best Western Gateway Grand
www.bestwesternflorida.com
4200 NW 97th Boulevard
Gainesville, FL 32606
Phone: (352) 331-3336
20 miles from the First Baptist Church
*Shuttle will be provided!
Grady House Historic Bed and Breakfast
www.gradyhouse.com
420 NW 1st Avenue
High Springs, FL 32655
Phone: (386) 454-2206
2.1 miles from the First Baptist Church
Cadillac Motel
www.highspringscadillacmotel.com
405 NW Santa Fe Boulevard
High Springs, FL 32643
Phone: (386) 454-1701
2.1 miles from the First Baptist Church
High Springs Country Inn
www.highspringsinn.com
520 NW Santa Fe Boulevard
High Springs, FL 32543
Phone: (386) 454-1565
2.2 miles from the First Baptist Church
Alamo Motel
19803 N US Highway 441
High Springs, FL 32643
Phone: (386) 454-1248
2.4 miles from the First Baptist Church
Rustic Inn Bed & Breakfast
www.rusticinn.net
15529 NW State Road 45
High Springs, FL 32643
Phone: (386) 454-1225
2.5 miles from the First Baptist Church
Newberry (March 30th) Easton-Newberry Sports Complex
Sunny South Motel
105 SW 250th Street
Newberry, FL 32669
Phone: (352) 472-2401
1.8 miles com the Easton-Newberry Sports Complex
Best Western Gateway Grand
www.bestwesternflorida.com
4200 NW 97th Boulevard
Gainesville, FL 32606
Phone: (352) 331-3336
14 miles from the Easton-Newberry Sports Complex
*Shuttle will be provided!
Micanopy (March 31st) YMCA Camp McConnell
Herlong Mansion
www.herlong.com
402 NE Cholokka Boulevard
Micanopy, FL 32667
Phone: (352) 466-3322
3.5 miles from YMCA Camp McConnell
Shady Oak Stained Glass Studio
www.shadyoak.com
201 NE Cholokka Boulevard
Micanopy, FL 32667
Phone: (352) 466-3476
3.6 miles from YMCA Camp McConnell
Micanopy Inn
www.knightsinn.com
17110 SE County Road 234
Micanopy, FL 32667
Phone: (352) 466-3163
4 miles from YMCA Camp McConnell
Paramount Plaza
www.paramountplaza.com
2900 SW 13th Street
Gainesville, FL 32608
(352) 377-4000
8 miles from YMCA Camp McConnell
Howard Johnson Express Inn
www.hojo.com
3820 SW 13th Street
Gainesville, FL 32608
(352) 371-2500
8 miles from YMCA Camp McConnell
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Daily Mileage
Bike Florida is offering short, medium, and long route options to accommodate riders of all skill
levels! Mileage will range from 30-70 miles per day. Check out the highlights for each day’s right!
View Daily Mileage in PDF here.
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2011 Florida’s Eden Point’s of Interest
Day 1: Saturday, March 26th, 2011
Gainesville
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University of Florida
o
Butterfly Rainforest
o
Bat House
o
Ben Hill Griffin Stadium
o
O’Connell Center
o
University of Florida Sports
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Lacrosse vs. Ohio State @ 12pm – Donald Dizney Stadium at the Florida
Lacrosse Facility
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Softball vs. Georgia @ 4pm – Katie Seashole Pressly Softball Stadium
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Baseball vs. South Carolina @ 7pm – McKethan Stadium
o
Lake Alice
o
Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art
o
Florida Museum of Natural History
o
Curtis M. Phillips Center for Performing Arts
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March 25th Dance Alive presents: Zoom @ 7:30pm
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March 26th Andre Watts @ 7:30pm
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Morning Side Nature Center
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Gainesville Culture & Arts
Day 2: Sunday, March 27th, 2011
Gainesville

Newnan’s Lake
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University of Florida Sports
o
Women’s Tennis vs. Mississippi State @ 1pm – Ring Tennis Complex
o
Softball vs. Georgia @ 1pm – Katie Seashole Pressly Softball Stadium
o
Baseball vs. South Carolina @ 1pm – McKethan Stadium
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Florida Scenic Byways

Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings Historic State Park

William Bartram Trail
Day 3: March 28th, 2011
Gainesville to High Springs

San Felasco Hammock Preserve State Park

Devil’s Millhopper Geological State Park
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Warren Cave Nature Preserve

Mad Hatter’s Cafe
Day 4: March 29th, 2011
High Springs

Santa Fe River Canoe Outpost

Adventure Outpost
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Blue, Poe, Ginnie & Ichetucknee Springs

River Rise Preserve State Park

O’Leno State Park
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High Springs
Day 5: March 30th, 2011
High Springs to Newberry

William Bartram Trail

Dudley Farms Historic State Park

Hart Springs
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Otter Springs
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Suwannee River
Day 6: March 31st, 2011
Newberry to Micanopy

Williston

Paynes Prairie State Park
o
Bolens Bluff Trail

Haile Plantation Homestead
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Kanapaha Botanical Gardens

Smiley’s Antique Shop
Day 7: April 1st
Micanopy to Gainesville

Evinston & McIntosh

Cross Creek

River Styx

Gainesville-Hawthorne Trail

Kate’s Fish Camp
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Airport Information
Our host site is in Gainesville, which can be accessed from the following airports:

Gainesville Regional Airport (GNV)

Jacksonville International Airport (JAX)

Orlando International Airport (MCO)

Tampa International (TPA)
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Shuttle Information
From Gainesville Regional Airport
Commuter Taxi Cab
(352) 256-1086
Runway Transportation Company
(800) 5RUNWAY
From Jacksonville International Airport
Airport Transportation
(407) 920-6326
From Daytona Beach International Airport
Daytona Shuttle
Kings Transportation Services
(386) 255-2294
(386) 255-5555
From Orlando International Airport
4 Shuttle
(407) 641-6580
From Tampa International Airport
Central Florida Shuttle
(321) 749-1794
RV/Campsites
RVs will be accommodated at the host sites. There is parking lot space but NO hook ups available at
this year’s host sites. Please call Bike Florida staff with RV dimensions so arrangements can be
made. Thank you!
352.224.8602
Vendors
Interested in becoming a Vendor?
Download and complete this form and submit to info@bikeflorida.org
Eddie Escobar, L.M.T.
There will be licensed massage therapists available throughout the week offering both thirty minute
and one-hour massages. Prices will be: $40.00 per half-hour, $55 for forty-five minutes and $75.00
per hour and payments can be made via cash or check. You will be able to sign-up for time slots
throughout the week as well as make advanced reservations at registration. Contact:
yborkid56@yahoo.com.
Padre’s Cycle Inn
Padre's Cycle Inn is the official tent and luggage service for this year’s Bike Florida event.
Padre's offers a full service tent rental which includes a Sierra Designs tent with a thick comfortable air
mattress. Also included with each tent rental is a fresh bath towel daily, a camp chair, and access to
Padre's Post, where an assortment of snacks and soft drinks are served each day under the shade of
Padre's canopies. Each morning you will find plenty of fresh water and Gator Ade to fill your water
bottles or camel packs. Of course Padre will also be transporting the luggage of each tent rental guest
to the next location where you will find all of the amenities awaiting you after each days ride.
Padre also provides hotel luggage service to the official Bike Florida hotels. This service includes lobby
pickup and delivery of your bags to each new hotel location.
You may find more information, or register for Padre's services by credit/debit card at
www.PadresCycleInn.com, or by downloading a mail in form and sending a check or money order.
Padre does not accept riders not registered with Bike Florida and registering with Padre does not
register you for the ride. You must do both.
Sunglass Daddy
SunglassDaddy.com is now an official partner and supports Bike Florida with a portion of every sale to
members rebated to the organization. Sunglass Daddy established in 2004 and has served thousands
of satisfied customers. If there is a brand of sunglasses that they currently don’t carry that you want,
just let them know. Oakley is available by phone but not on the site yet.
Unlike many online stores, we also have a large showroom on Amelia Island, Florida where we would
love for you to visit. You may contact Sunglass Daddy at:
Local
904-261-2955
Toll Free
888-799-1110
Email
info@sunglassdaddy.com
Please enter the Sunglass Daddy photo contest for a chance to win a $500 gift certificate to
SunglassDaddy.com. Just for voting, you could win one of five $100 gift certificates! Sunglass Daddy
would also appreciate event pictures to include on the Bike Florida page of the Sunglass Daddy
website.
Sunglass Daddy will support Bike Florida with real monetary rebates as you support them. A personal
message from the Sunglass Daddy team: Thanks for allowing us to be your sunglasses provider. We
really do appreciate it.
Rosie the Towel Lady
Rosie the Towel Lady will be offering towel and chair rental, as well as gourmet coffee each morning.
It is $20 for the week to receive freshly laundered towels each day. You pick up the towel each day
upon arrival in camp. Return to Rosie after your shower, before retiring each evening, or by 7am the
next morning to have freshly laundered towels before arrival at the next host site.
Chair rentals are $20 for the week, plus a $20 deposit returned the last evening in camp. Pick up chair
upon arrival in camp, return to Rosie each evening before retiring for the evening. Rosie transports
chairs to each campsite.
New this year! Rosie also offers morning coffee services! Rosie serves Café Campesino Coffee, a fare
trade company. It’s roasted, ground and dropped off to Rosie’s doorstep 2 days before Bike Florida.
Cannot get any fresher than that! You may purchase the coffee three ways: $30 for the week (your
cup or Rosie’s), by the cup for $2.50 per cup (your cup or Rosie’s), or by the morning for $5 (6am8am; 12 oz. cups).
Website: www.rosiethetowellady.com
E-mail: kampingkomforts@yahoo.com
Jim Harris Photography
Jim Harris Photography specializes in high quality photographs taken "on location". You will be able to
purchase quality, professional photographs of your Bike Florida experience! For more information
please contact harrisgrp@earthlink.net.
Green Light Specialties
Ready, set, GROW with Green Light Specialties! Green Light is the premier t-shirt, jersey, and safety
vest provider for Bike Florida 2011! If you would like any of these items for your bike club or other
organizations, e-mail greenlightspecialties@gmail.com or call (786) 319-8872.
PRKBikes LLC
PRKBikes, LLC. will be providing full bike mechanical services at every host site. PRKBikes, LCC. will
also be available to assemble all bikes that are brought in. For questions and additional information
please contact peter@prkbikes.com or see www.prkbikes.com.
Conclusive Solutions
Conclusive Solutions will be providing Bike Florida participants with hot showers during the tour!
Conclusive is a provider of equipment to disaster relief companies, base camp providers, government
contractors, military contracting officers, military rotation personnel, event management companies,
event planners, wedding planners, churches, general contractors, remodeling contractors and private
parties. Offering industrial to luxury rentals, you have discovered your one-stop resource for all your
needs. You will find Conclusive’s equipment to be state-of-the-art in features, extremely well
constructed and in new or like new condition.
Bike Sag
Here at Bike Sag we are excited to meet everyone at Bike Florida. We will be providing a Sag Wagon to
aid anyone that breaks down mechanically. Our service is at no charge for the repairs, unless we have
to pick up parts from the nearest bicycle shop. We provide many other services such as picking up road
hazards. If you come across any hazards or need assistance please call the phone number provided or
call Bike Sag at 407-221-0642. After the ride please visit our website at www.bikesag.com and take a
short survey. Taking the survey is a way for you to support Bike Sag. We hope our service will make
your ride more enjoyable by knowing we are here.
Seidler Productions
A & R Radio Rentals, Inc.
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DISCOUNTS
Are you eligible for any of the following discounts? If you aren't yet, you can click on the link and join
FBA or LAB. The discount is the same price as the membership dues. It's like getting a free
membership with all the benefits just for coming on Bike Florida!
Learn more about the Share the Road Specialty License Plate! Purchase it at your local tax collector’s
office.
Share the Road
License Plate
$15
Owner:
Florida Bicycle
Association
Member:
$25
League of American
Bicyclists Member:
$35
*Proof of ownership/membership is required with registration.
Please contact Bike Florida, FBA or LAB for the appropriate discount code!
Learn more about these organizations:
Become a Share The Road Specialty License Plate Owner
Become a Florida Bicycle Association Member
Join the League of American Bicyclists
Note: Discounts only available with full week registration options.
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Directions to...
Martin Luther King, Jr. Multi-Purpose Center in Gainesville, Florida:
These are general directions from major highways and are for reference only. Please check exact
directions from your own specific starting location.
Physical Address:
Martin Luther King, Jr. Multi-Purpose Center
1028 Northeast 14th Street
Gainesville, FL 32601
US 441 Northbound

Begin by heading north on US441.

Turn right at FL331N/SE Williston Road and travel approximately 4 miles. Williston Road
eventually becomes NE Waldo Road.

Make a left onto NE 8th Avenue for 0.1 miles.

Finally, make your first right onto NE 14th Street, where you will pull up to the Martin Luther
King, Jr. Multi-Purpose Center.
US 441 Southbound

Begin by heading south on US441.

Turn left at FL331N/SE Williston Road and travel approximately 4 miles. Williston Road
eventually becomes NE Waldo Road.

Make a left onto NE 8th Avenue for 0.1 miles.

Finally, make your first right onto NE 14th Street, where you will pull up to the Martin Luther
King, Jr. Multi-Purpose Center.
I-10

Use exit 296A to merge onto I-75 South toward Tampa.

Please refer to directions below from I-75 to the Martin Luther King, Jr. Multi-Purpose Center.
I-75

Take exit 387 in Gainesville for 0.2 mile to merge onto W Newberry Road for 2.5 miles.

Stay left at fork to continue onto University Avenue for about 4 miles.

Turn left at NE 9 Street for 0.5 miles.

Make a right onto NE 8th Avenue for 0.4 miles.

Finally, turn left onto NE 14th Street, where you will pull up to the Martin Luther King, Jr. MultiPurpose Center.
Once you arrive at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Multi-Purpose Center, you may drop off
luggage with volunteers and then proceed to long-term parking at the Walmart
Supercenter. Consider bringing your bicycle to long-term parking to ride back to the host
site, as it is a few blocks away.
Directions to long-term parking:

Head south on NE 14th Street, toward NE 8th Avenue.

Turn left onto NE 8th Avenue.

Turn left at the light onto NE Waldo Road.

Make a right at the next light onto NE 12th Avenue.
Once you arrive at the intersection of Waldo Road and NE 12th Avenue, please follow the
signs to long-term parking. You may then return to the Martin Luther King, Jr. MultiPurpose Center to register.
Directions back to registration (by bicycle):

From NE 12th Avenue, make a left onto the trail (runs parallel to Waldo Road).

Cross at the light at NE 8th Avenue.

Turn right onto NE 14th Street.
Once you arrive back at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Multi-Purpose Center, please follow the
signs to registration.
Approximate mileage to Gainesville from Florida cities includes:
100 miles - Daytona Beach
120 miles - Orlando
70 miles - Jacksonville
130 miles - Tampa
340 miles - Miami
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ENJOY AMAZING PADDLE EXPERIENCES!
Reservations must be made in advance!
Santa Fe Canoe Outpost will be hosting several paddle tours for interested Bike Florida
participants! On Tuesday, March 29, you can ride your bike to the Canoe Outpost, leave your bike in a
secured location, and enjoy one of the following tours:
Available Trips
Approximate
Approximate
Canoe
Kayak
Distance
Time
Price
Price
6.0 Miles
3.0 Hours
$28
$24
7.0 Miles
3.0 Hours
$36
$31
15.0 Miles
5.0 Hours
$40
$36
River
Rise
(Round
Trip)
Rum
Island
SR-47
Bridge
Please contact the Santa Fe Canoe Outpost at (386) 454-2050 for reservations!
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