Young's River Waterfall Recumbent Retreat Ride

The Recumbent Retreat is an annual event held on the Oregon Coast the weekend after Labor Day in September. This was the 26th year for the retreat. The official dates are Thursday through Sunday, but every year more and more trikers arrive earlier. This video is from the Young's River Waterfall Ride, a favorite. It is a 43-mile loop ride with 1200 ft of climbing. Most of the Recumbent Retreat rides are on dedicated bike paths through Ft. Stevens State Park, but this one is mostly on roads. There were 12 riders for this fast ride on a gorgeous day.

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