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    Farm to Fork Fitness Adventures: What You Need to Know + Promo Code!

    April 30, 2021 by Chrissy Carroll 2 Comments

    Who’s looking for an amazing cycling event to add to their schedule this year?  Farm to Fork Fitness Adventures are a fantastic ride series, connecting riding your bike with local farm-fresh eats.  Read on to find out details about the schedule, and score a promo code (at the bottom of the post) for an adventure of your choosing!

    Disclosure:  In past years, I have partnered with Farm to Fork Fitness Adventures to promote events. As always, all opinions are my own.

    Farm to Fork Fondo

    Why Participate in a Farm to Fork Adventure?

    With a tagline of “A farm fresh adventure for the fit foodie”, you know that you’ll love these events if you are a fan of cycling and food.  Here are just a few highlights on why you should consider signing up for an adventure:

    • Endurance event for any level – With rides as short as 10 miles and longer events going up to 85(ish) miles, you can rest assured that you can find a ride that fits your current fitness level.
    • Beautiful destinations – You can find an option locally – or plan a vacation. On their routes, you’ll find beautiful pastoral landscapes and rural country roads.
    • Connect with local agriculture – Farmers are such an important part of our food supply, and I love that this event helps connect consumers with those local farms.
    An aid station at a local farm during a cycling event

    Adventure Formats

    When Farm to Fork started several years back, it was a small series of four fondo destinations.  They’ve expanded incredibly since then!  Here are the different adventure formats…

    Fondo

    In past years, I’ve participated in these and they are incredible!  A fondo is an organized cycling ride, and in this case you can choose from four distances.  Along the way there are stops at local farms for fresh snacks.

    Here are the distances you can choose from:

    • Gran Fondo – 65-80 miles with 4 farm stops & picnic lunch
    • Medio Fondo – 40-55 miles with 3 farm stops & picnic lunch
    • Piccolo Fondo – 25-35 miles with 2 farm stops & picnic lunch
    • Ramble Ride – 8-12 miles with 1 farm stop & picnic lunch

    This year, there is only one fondo event (and it’s the final iteration!) located in Vermont.

    a group of friends at the Farm to Fork Fondo Hudson Valley

    Self-Guided Bike Tours

    Prefer riding without the crowds?  A self-guided bike tour allows you to experience the beauty of the region in a low-key way.

    Each self-guided bike tour includes a digital itinerary with route maps and suggested farms and eateries along the way.

    A woman giving a thumbs up on her bicycle outside on a sunny day.

    Weekend Getaways

    These feature three days with a knowledgeable guide that will take you on amazing routes, multiple on-farm experiences, local bites, and more! Events this year include locations in Vermont, Massachusetts, and Maine.

    Note that lodging isn’t included in the weekend getaway rate, but you can find a variety of local lodging options in each destination to meet your needs.

    A woman pointing at a camel after riding in a Fark to Fork event.

    Farm to Fork Fondo Promo Code!

    To give you even more reason to sign up, I’ve got a special promo code just for my readers!  You can use code SNACKING20 to score 20% off any adventure.  Go ahead and browse the Farm to Fork adventures site, pick a ride, and let’s get out there. 

    A woman holding a sign with a Farm to Fork Fondo promo code.

    Share:  Which Farm to Fork Adventure would you like to do?

    PS – Feel free to pin this post to share with others!

    A man riding in a Farm to Fork Fondo race event on a beautiful day.
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    Chrissy Carroll is a Registered Dietitian and USAT Level I Triathlon Coach. She specializes in sharing nutrition and fitness tips, as well as recipes, for runners, triathletes, and active women.Chrissy holds a Bachelor's Degree in Nutrition, a Masters Degree in Public Health, and is also an ACSM Certified Personal Trainer.
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    1. Coco

      April 30, 2021 at 8:16 pm

      You know I love the Farm to Fork Fondos! I bought gift certificates over Christmas and need to figure out which one to do. 🙂

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      • Chrissy Carroll

        April 30, 2021 at 8:22 pm

        YES! I know you’re a fellow fan 🙂 I’m hoping I can swing the Hudson Valley event this year – the IDEA World Conference is the same weekend though, so need to see what I can do 😉

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