• Cycle Stroll September 1-30
• Fundraising on the Springwater Corridor Trail
• Collect pledges for miles traveled on the trail in September
• Registration Required

During the month of September the Johnson Creek Watershed Council is hosting the Cycle Stroll, a benefit event where participants raise money for the miles they travel on the Springwater Corridor Trail throughout the month. Participants ride their bikes, walk, run, jog, skateboard, or dogsled (you get the idea, any form of motion is welcomed) along the Springwater Corridor Trail, logging their miles and collecting pledges from family and friends. Complete miles at your own pace at any time during the month. Pledges can be per-mile or a flat donation. Donations raised through this event will support the Council's restoration, education and outreach programs.

The Springwater Corridor Trail parallels Johnson Creek for much of its length.

Registration will open in early August. Updates will be available on our website and in e-bulletins.

We'll see you on the Trail in September!

Here's how it works:

1. Register. Complete the form below or download and mail in a form. We'll then send you a registration packet with all the details, including pledge forms.
2. Set a fundraising goal. Think big! Think about eradicating garlic mustard from the watershed. Think about educating youth about the importance of caring for Johnson Creek. Think about more salmon returning.
3. Raise money and spread the word about JCWC. Gather pledges for per-mile or flat donations, and let people know that their donations support JCWC's restoration, education and outreach programs in the watershed. To save time later, collect any flat pledges as you go using the Pledge Form.
4. Bike, walk, run, or jog and log your miles as you go. Use the Cycle Stroll Mileage Log form to keep track of the dates and miles you cover in September.
5. Return your pledges and Mileage Log form to the JCWC office by October 14, 2010.This gives you two weeks to total your miles and collect any per-mile pledges.

Questions? Check out our Cycle Stroll Frequently Asked Questions.