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Slow Food Vancouver Cycle Tours

August 21 & 22, 2010

Cycle the heart of the Fraser Valley!

This summer, Slow Food Vancouver is offering two Slow Food Cycle Tours in the Fraser Valley.  The 4th Cycle Tour Agassiz will be held on Saturday, August 21st and the 2nd Cycle Tour Chilliwack will be held on Sunday, August 22nd.  It’s going to be a wonderfully s-l-o-w weekend!

Note:  On-site registration is available in Agassiz on Saturday and Chilliwack on Sunday - cash onlyOn-line registration is now closed.

Come for the weekend! Stay in Harrison/Agassiz, Chilliwack, Scenic 7, Sasquatch B & B or Blackberry Lanes B & B. Book now!  Saturday night features the Chehalis Traditional Salmon Feast at the Charlie Long House. 

Update: View the slideshows from the Cycle Tours of 2009 : Slideshow 1  & Proof Gallery

The leisurely self-guided Slow Food Cycle Tours provide an educational and culinary experience exploring many farms; some that are open to the public for this day only!  The tours give a rare chance to meet the farmers and learn about agriculture in the spectacular Fraser Valley.

Support the Slow Food movement and our local Fraser Valley farmers.  Agassiz and Chilliwack will feature farms that are unique to their areas so be sure to sign up for both cycle tours and spend the weekend at one of the comfortable Valley accommodations.

Both Slow Food Cycle Tours are perfect for families. The routes are around 25km and relatively flat. And best of all, kids 12 and under can take part free of charge for the cycle tour and must pay for food along the way.

Participants need to be safe on the road and follow bicycle safety rules: 
Share the road! Keep right! You are responsible for your own safety. Please wear a helmet (it’s the law). Ride single file and follow the rules of the road. Be alert and use hand signals.

Stay informed of the latest, as well as organize transportation/ride-share by joining our Facebook Event Page!

Net proceeds from our summer cycle tours, along with donations from our Terra Madre campaign, will be used to sponsor local producers to attend Terra Madre 2010.  Click here to donate online now.

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Welcome to Cap’s Westwood Cycle as our 2010 sponsor. 

Cap’s will be providing a bicycle for each tour as a prize for participants who register online.  At their stores, they will be offering bike checks from Aug 1 onward up to a day before the event, including helmet checks (note helmet criteria is that the helmet can not be any older than 5 years as per Health Canada standards). They will also be on site to provide bike checks on each of the event days.
Cap’s Westwood Cycle is a family owned and operated business by Kelly and Glen Hobbis. Glen’s dad “Cap”, started the business in 1932 and Kelly and Glen carry on the family tradition in their Port Coquitlam Cap’s Westwood Cycle location and at their Westwood Cycle @ Rocky Point location in Port Moody. From tricycles to road bikes and everything in between, Westwood Cycle will look after all your cycling needs.

 

 
 
 
 

 

Caps Westwood Cycles`
Caps Westwood Cycles`
A Family Tradition Since 1932

Friends of Slow Food

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Bosa Fine Foods
Speciality Food Importers
Since 1957

 

Tourism Chilliwack
Tourism Chilliwack
"The Great Outside"

 

Tourism Hot Springs
Tourism Harrison Hot Springs
find nature just up the road

 

Farm Credit Canada
Farm Credit Canada
services for farms

 

Envision
Envision Financial
Personal Banking

 

harrison commerce
Harrison-Agassiz Chamber
The Voice of Business

 

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Chilliwack
Agricultural Commission

 

Edible Vancouver
Edible Vancouver
The Story on Local Food

 

Italian Cultural Center
Italian Cultural Center
31st Anniversary

 

FVRD
Fraser Valley
Regional District

 

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Scenic 7
Drive "Scenic 7” Highway