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111 Collinsburg Rd., West Newton, Pennsylvania, 15089 United States
2021-09-12 riding, dining,socializing with wonderful people in Cedarville, Ohio at the Hearthstone Inn and Suites with Karen Urso, Karin Craig.
2021-09-07 Bill's Riders from McKeesport to Washington's Landing, beautiful weather and people
2021-04-06 Organized Rides-First Ride of the Season!!
2020-11-10 Bill's Riders rode from Connellsville to Ohiopyle (pic by susan gregory gibbs)
2020 September and october- Bill's Riders (pics by Susan gregory Gibbs)click on pics for details.
2020-09-08 Bill's Riders from confluence to Rockwood. Great ride!
Organized Bike Rides
Bill Hurrianko's Message
Bill Hurrianko's Message
Bill Hurrianko's Message
Bill Hurrianko is WYTC's leader of the organized rides which began in 2009. If you are interested in having others to ride with, this is the way to be active, feel safe along the trail and to make new friends. Rides are held on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and either Friday or Saturday with anywhere from 6 - 23 riders for a 30-mile round trip.
Bill reports that this is the 12th year for organized bike rides!
Thursday Rides
Bill Hurrianko's Message
Bill Hurrianko's Message
The Thursday rides are reserved for beginners or those who just want a shorter, slower ride. Thursday rides have a pace of 8 to 10 miles per hour and a distance of 15 to 20 miles. The rides on other days are of lengths from 20 to 40 miles, with a pace of 10 to 12 miles per hour average speed depending on the group that assembles.
Rides' Description
Bill Hurrianko's Message
Rides' Description
All rides begin at 9:00 and leave from the West Newton Station with the exception of Tuesday's ride which may begin in Whitsett, Connellsville, Ohiopyle, Confluence, McKeesport, the Ghost Town Trail or other starting points.
In 2013 we rode from Pittsburgh to Cumberland over several days and from Cumberland to D.C. the following year.
A ride is just not a ride but usually includes stops along the way. For example, when riding from Connellsville to Ohiopyle, we may stop at the Ohiopyle Bakery or Fall's Market and upon returning to Connellsville have a late lunch at the Italian Oven. In June, we cycled to the Three Rivers Arts Festival, took advantage of the valet parking for bikes, and spent several hours enjoying the food and activities.
Twenty-five members of the group traveled to Ohio in September and spent several days riding trails and also visited the Air Force Museum.
Ride With Us
Ride With Us
Rides' Description
If interested, leave your name and email at the West Newton Station and you will be contacted. To be included on our email list you must do an initial ride and be a member of the Westmoreland Yough Trail Chapter, the volunteer group which maintains the Westmoreland County section of trail, part of the Great Allegheny Passage. Or, contact Bill Hurrianko at the RTC at 724-872-5586 or at the following email: youghriders@comcast.net.
Off Season
Ride With Us
Off Season
We keep in touch during the off season by meeting for lunch on the second Thursday during January, February and March with the first lunch of the year to be held at Rodney’s near Irwin. We finish out the riding season with a Christmas party. As you can see we don't just ride, but also enjoy eating!
Join Us!
Ride With Us
Off Season
Even in winter, our group is active! Good for body, soul, spirit.
2019-12 Urban Hikes-group visited the North Side of Pgh-the Mexican War District, Calvary united methodist church and more. pics by karen craig.
2019-09-27, 28, 29 A group of Bill’s Riders is participating in The Kentucky Bourbon Burn. Pictures provided by Diana Shoff and Karen Craig.
2019-07-16 Group Ride from Mckeesport to the POINT in Pgh
2019-07 Group ride from Rockwood to Mason Dixon line (pics from Diana Shoff)
2019-05-21 Pittsburgh 47 mile Ride with gerri DeVito, Karen Craig, Marty Polando, Diana and Scott Shoff, and Mary E Tiberi, Randy Rose (pics by Gerri)
2018 Sept. 13-16 Franklin Bike Tour with drake oil museum by Ric Pankiewicz
2018-05-15 (18 Riders at Pine Creek, Grand Canyon of PA) by Cheryl Haberstock
