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Holiday Farm MTB Classic    Sunday, August 3, 2008
   
 
 
Location:
Holiday Farm, Dalton, MA
 
Course:

TBD

 
Classes:

USA Cycling Beginner, Sport, Singlespeed, Expert, Semi-Pro, Expert Singlespeed, Pro and kids

 
Entry Fees & Prizes:

USA Cycling members - $20.00 prior to Friday
August 11th, $25.00 therafter. Non-USA Cycling
members - entry fee + one day license (B/S only)
$25.00 Day of Race for USA Cycling members.

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Schedule:

8:00 am - Registration opens for First Timers, and Beginners only.

8:30 am - Registration for Sport, Expert, and Semi-Pro/Pro opens.

9:30 am - First Timers and Beginners races start.

11:30 am - Pro/Semi-Pro/Expert Open/Expert Singlespeed races start

11:45 am - Sport to Pro/Semi-Pro Expert races

  Directions: Holiday Farm is located in Dalton, MA, right off of route 9.

From the West: Routes 7 intersects the beginning of Route 9 at the Park Square rotary in the center of Pittsfield. Bear right on to Route 9 (East Street) and continue east through the mothballed GE plant(William Stanley Business park now). Continue East on Route 9 (Bears to the left-Merrill Rd) past Burger King, straight through the lights at the Super Stop & Shop and bear right at the next set of lights - Pizza Hut on your immediate right. Follow Route 9 & 8 (Route 8 joined Route 9 at this intersection) past Berkshire Crossings (shopping center off to right over river w/ Price Chopper, Wal-Mart and Staples) and the Crane & Co. Old Government Mill, cross Dalton Town Line, and bear left at the next intersection in front of the Crane & Co. main office. this is keeping you on Rt 9. Route 9 & 8 pass through the center of Dalton then divide again after the Cumberland Farms. Route 9 bears left (hard left turn - if you go over a river you have gone to far), running through a residential part of town. After 1.5 miles the landscape becomes agricultural. The Moody Energy sign (which is lit) is on the right about 200 yards in front of Holiday Cottage Road. There is a Holiday Farm sign directly across from the entrance. The sign is on the right, the road is on the left. Holiday Cottage Road crosses a bridge, passes the barnyard and ends at the Cottage. The parking will be at the entrance of the Farm.

From the Mass pike: Take the Lee exit off the Mass Pike. Take Route 20 north to Pittsfield. Route 7 joins Route 20 in Lenox and they both continue north to Pittsfield where Route 20 divides and goes west. Follow Route 7 one more block to Park Square and bear right onto East Street (Route 9). Then follow the directions above.

From the East: Route 2 intersects I 91 to the north of Route 9 (Northampton) and the Mass Pike intersects I 91 to the south of Route 9.

From either direction take the Route 9 exit off of I 91 and go straight across the intersection with Route 9 at the bottom of the ramp. Follow this road straight through the next intersection and for another 1.5 miles until it reconnects with Route 9 by bearing to the right. Follow Route 9 for 25 miles through Williamsburg, over the small town of Goshen, down into the Westfield River valley and Cummington, up to Windsor and down the mountain to Dalton. At the bottom of the long hill look for a small sign on the left saying Wahconah Falls State Park just before a big field. Holiday Cottage Road is a .5 mile on the right. The Holiday Farm sign is directly across from the entrance. If you get to the American Legion or a Yield sign you have gone to far.
 
Promoters:

North Atlantic Velo
Jeff Kellogg, Race Director
Todd Crisafulli, Race Director

  Contact Promoter:

Phone: 413 443 8727 (between 5-8pm please)
Email:
jeffreykellogg@yahoo.com

Website:
North Atlantic Velo: (with the best event calendar
in New England!!) www.northaltanticvelo.org

Registration: http://www.bikereg.com/events/
register.asp?eventid=3347

Holiday Farm official Weekly Mountain Bike Race
Series home page http://www.berkshiresports.org/index.php?ID
=holidayfarm_announcements


A topo map of the old 24 Hour course – note we don't
go as far up the Mtn – you can see the black dotted line representing the dirt road after going underneath the power lines http://www.crankfire.com/map/index.php?tid=45

The creator of the OVER/UNDER www.berkshirebarns.com

Mailing Address:
Holiday Farm Race
C/O Jeff Kellogg
24 Baglee Ave
Pittsfield MA 01201

    The legal disclaimer -- this is our first year and as such some of the details may well change i.e. start times, lap distances or course layout. We want people to realize that our goal is to put on a great event and to do so we will be improving things!!!!
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