Mt Sugarloaf Ride july 2026

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 Well, what a week makes, raining last week and sunny this week. So 21 (including two ladies) riders decided to join in for what turned out to be a spectacular day for riding.

The group was well behaved and we didn't lose anyone, although after morning tea at Wollombi some riders had to depart for other duties. The 16 remaining (including 1 lady) riders continued through Millfield, Paxton and to the Mount Sugarloaf lookout. The view was clear and you could almost see Erina beach.
No issues raised over lunch and then off to PITS to finish off an enjoyable ride

Regards Geoff Briggs

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