Sports Cabot’s Ride the Ridges has 180 Riders to Benefit Mentoring by Vanessa Fournier on September 10, 2024 Vanessa Fournier Author More in Sports: Cal United Boys Vault up Standings with Unbeaten Streak October 8, 2024 Cal United Girls Down Hazen to get Back on Track October 8, 2024 Wolcott’s Marcel Gravel Takes Vermont Milk Bowl Win October 8, 2024 Share article photos by Vanessa Fournier Ry Hoffman (right) explains the Cabot Ride the Ridges route before the 75 participants take off on their 60k (35.6 mile) ride Sunday. All proceeds from the event go to the Cabot Mentoring Program. Pictured from left: Shelly Watts of East Burke, Kenda Silsby of Waterford, Aimee Quimby of Lyndon, Chad Watts of East Burke and Ron Cole of Westfield, Mass., get ready for the start of the 11th Annual Cabot Ride the Ridges 30K (20.5) mile ride September 8. They joined 45 other bike riders. One of the Cabot Ride the Ridges event coordinators, Ry Hoffman (center) and his daughter Summer Hoffman (left), help Erin O’Ferrall (right) of Montreal to register for one of the four ride routes offered. The 100k had 40 riders, 60k had 75 riders, 30k had 50 riders and the 10k had 15 participants. There were a total of 180 people who registered coming from 16 different states and two families from Quebec. Fifty people participated in the 30k (20.5 mile) route for the annual Cabot Ride the Ridges event held on September 8. All proceeds from the event go to the Cabot Mentoring Program. Vanessa Fournier