Upcoming Events at Donna Fiala Eagle Lakes Community Park
Sun Nov 27, 7:00 AM - Sun Nov 27, 1:30 PM
Donna Fiala Eagle Lakes Community Park 11565 Tamiami Trail, Fort Myers, FL 34113
Community: Naples
Description
When you've had enough turkey, shopping, and football, bring your family and friends to one of the biggest and best biking events in Southwest Florida.
Event Details
November 27, 2022 - NPC's 18th Annual Iron Joe Turkey Ride is Naples’ Sunday-after-Thanksgiving tradition!
Enjoy a light breakfast and coffee, then ride out on either a 62, 40, 20, 10, or 5-mile well-marked route. (The 5-miler stays in the park - perfect for families!) There will be rest stops conveniently located along the way and vehicle support for any mechanical issues.
At the finish, stay for the after-party with food, beer, soft drinks, music, raffles, and more!
YOU MUST REGISTER with this link, not through Eventbrite - https://runsignup.com/Race/FL/Naples/IronJoeTurkeyRide
You may also register in person on the day of the ride at Eagle Lakes Community Park.
This fundraiser bike ride is put on by Naples Pathways Coalition, a 501C3 non-profit advocacy group working to create a safe, bikeable, and walkable community.
Our keystone project is building the Paradise Coast Trail, which will be a paved 70-mile trail that is separated from the road.
Enjoy a light breakfast and coffee, then ride out on either a 62, 40, 20, 10, or 5-mile well-marked route. (The 5-miler stays in the park - perfect for families!) There will be rest stops conveniently located along the way and vehicle support for any mechanical issues.
At the finish, stay for the after-party with food, beer, soft drinks, music, raffles, and more!
YOU MUST REGISTER with this link, not through Eventbrite - https://runsignup.com/Race/FL/Naples/IronJoeTurkeyRide
You may also register in person on the day of the ride at Eagle Lakes Community Park.
This fundraiser bike ride is put on by Naples Pathways Coalition, a 501C3 non-profit advocacy group working to create a safe, bikeable, and walkable community.
Our keystone project is building the Paradise Coast Trail, which will be a paved 70-mile trail that is separated from the road.
