Meet In Front of Curtis Middle School
1PM, Sunday June 4th
We are going for a bike ride to enjoy the outdoors and to highlight some examples of sustainability around town! If you are interested in joining us, please sign up now to let us know and help us communicate with you about this event.
All are welcome, whether you want to just come for the ride, to get ideas about budget- and climate-friendly sustainability upgrades for your home, or to learn about how you can protect our town’s natural beauty.
The planned loop is ~13 miles with regular stops. We’ll be traveling as a group mostly on quieter roads with the goal of leaving nobody behind! Snacks, water, and bathrooms will be available along the way. Feel free to hop on and off as you like.
Come with the bike you have. Please wear a helmet and use bike lights if you have them. High-visibility clothing, whether fluorescent AND/OR something eye-catching about Sustainable Sudbury’s mission highly encouraged.
Questions? Need some help to join us? Have a great idea for a future Sustainable Sudbury bike tour? Please reach out to us at .
Planned Stops + Estimated Timing (Subject to Change)
- 1:00 PM – Meet at Curtis Middle School, safety briefing
- 1:10 PM – Bike ~2.5 miles to Stearns Millpond Dam (via Peakham, Austin, Tanbark, and Dutton)
- 1:25 PM – Hop Brook talk with Terry Snyder
- 1:55 PM – Bike ~4.0 miles to 5 Wadsworth Road (via Dutton, Hudson, Fairbank, RT 27, Marlboro, and Haynes, with possible pauses at Fairbank Community Center and new Pantry Brook Culvert)
- 2:25 PM – Tour of energy efficiency retrofits to existing home with Alex Vai
- 3:05 PM – Bike ~4.2 miles to 109 Newbridge Road (via Haynes, Concord, Lincoln, Water Row, and Newbridge)
- 3:35 PM – Tour of a net-zero residence (one of several in Sudbury) with Janet Buchwald
- 4:05 PM – Bike ~2.5 miles back to Curtis Middle School (via Clark, Plympton, Candy Hill, Concord, Hudson, Peakham, and Pratts Mill)
- 4:20 PM – Arrive back at Curtis, final wrap-ups