Pedal to Preserve 100,000 Acres with Lancaster Farmland Trust 
This is a special year for Lancaster Farmland Trust as we are close to achieving a milestone in Lancaster County. Together with the Lancaster County Agricultural Preserve Board we are poised to reach 100,000 acres of preserved farmland -- a first in the nation! Please consider joining us in the effort to reach this important milestone in our mission to save and protect the land that grows our food.
The Trust is delighted to announce that Garden Spot Village in New Holland has generously offered to host Pedal to Preserve 2012 again this year. The residents have been long-time supporters and come out to volunteer and cheer on the riders each year.
In addition, we are grateful to New Holland Agriculture for returning as our title sponsor! Their dedication and support of our mission is greatly appreciated. The Trust would like to thank all of our local business sponsors -- their support is critical to helping us save our treasured farmland and way of life in Lancaster County. Thank you!
Date: Saturday, June 2, 2012
Location: Garden Spot Village, 433 South Kinzer Avenue, New Holland, PA 17557
Time: Registration and check in opens at 7 a.m.
- 51 mile ride departs at 8 a.m.
- 20 mile ride departs at 9 a.m.
- 6 mile ride departs at 9:30 a.m.
Registration: $30 Pre-registration, $40 Day of Registration
OR, for $50 choose to be a Premier Preservation Partner and receive a special t-shirt designating you as a rider commiteed to helping us reach 100,000 acres preserved in the county.
View over 75 preserved farms as you ride through Lancaster County's treasured agricultural landscape. Pedal to Preserve is a leisure cycling event for participants of all ages. It is not a race. Marked routes, SAG support, breakfast snacks, rest stops, and lunch are all included in your registration.
Please note, sports drinks are NOT provided.
You will be directed www.active.com for online registration. This is the preferred registration method, however, if you prefer to register by paper, please contact Gayle McMichael at gmcmichael@lancasterfarmlandtrust.org or call 717-687-8484.
