Graduate Outdoor Adventures: DC Bike Tour

Join Graduate Student Life and Outdoor Adventures on Saturday, March 13th at 8am for our first adventure of 2021! This trip combines riding bikes with a tour of the monuments. This is a beginner-friendly trip, so as long as you can ride a bike, you have the skill to join us! This casual trip will last about 2-3 hours. Bikes and helmets will be provided by Outdoor Adventures. Participants are responsible for their own transportation to and from the designated meeting spot in DC (the location will be shared with confirmed, registered participants; it is close to a Metro stop). Please wear clothes that you can comfortably cycle in and that are appropriate for the weather. Be sure to bring your mask, ID, snacks, and water - we will be traveling by bike, so the fewer things you bring, the better!

Due to limited capacity and expected demand, we ask that you register for the event only if you are sure that you will be able to attend and participate.
Each student can only reserve ONE TICKET; trips are not open to guests and tickets should be reserved by each student wishing to attend. Tickets are non-transferable. Students' ID will be verified and Graduate Student Life will be checking to see that each student is currently enrolled in a graduate program and taking classes this term at Mason.

Cancellation and Waitlist Policy: To accommodate as many interested Mason graduate students as possible, a waitlist will begin once a trip fills. If a registered student cancels their registration by 5:00pm on the Wednesday before the event, their space will be offered to the next student(s) on the waitlist.
Any students canceling their registration with less than 72 hours notice will not be eligible to participate in future Graduate Outdoor Adventure trips during the 2020-21 year.

Registration closes March 9 at 5pm. There are limited spaces on this trip.

If you have any questions, please contact Nikita Thadani at nthadani@gmu.edu.

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