Small Museums by Bike – Explore Hillsboro

Yes we are going to Rock n Roll on this exploration into the unknown depths of Hillsboro and Oregon’s geology. I say “exploration” because even I have not ventured where we will go – but hey we’ve got maps, we are taking the MAX most the way to and fro, and we will have a resident zoobomb geology professor with us on our journey. I doubt this will turn into the 24-hour sushi ride of Pedalpalooza – but who knows if we will come back the same as we left?!
Miles – not sure – but MAX will take many miles away from us (and hills!)
Length: Half day adventure!
Note: If you’ve never taken your bike on the MAX, no worries, we’ll teach you how

The details: We are visiting the Rice NW Museum of Rocks & Minerals (Bring $5 for admission). We’ll take the MAX train from Chinatown to Hillsboro, ride to the museum and back to MAX with a detour in downtown Hillsboro where we will hunt down the famous A & W family sculptures! Eat a late breakfast or early lite lunch, and bring a picnic item to share – we will picnic at the Museum’s grounds once we arrive.

Cost: $5 Museum admission/ plus $2 for each way on MAX (Total $9), Bring picnic lunch item to share.

Contact: Carye Bye, bathtublady[at]gmail, Bathtub Art Museum, 503-248-4454

Japanese American Historical Plaza, NW Couch & Naito Pkway (Waterfront)

Sunday August 5, 2007

11:15 am (Arrive promptly, we’ll leave 10 min later to catch the MAX, if you are late, meet us at Chinatown MAX station for the 11:35 train – or get on early on the east side -if you board early, make sure to check in ahead of time or call so you know what stop to get off on!)

When: Sunday, 8/5/2007, 11:15 AM
Event Location: Japanese American Historical Plaza, NW Couch & Naito Pkway (Waterfront)
Contact: Carye Bye
Contact E-Mail: bathtublady@gmail.com
Contact Phone: 503-248-4454
Group(s) stay together for the duration of the ride

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