METHOD 16 2012 Candisc Brochure

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Aug. 4-11, 2012
Cycling around some of the greatest
frontier in North America!
e-mail: ndfm@restel.com
www.parkrec.nd.gov
1-800-799-4242
Tour
Tour
2012
2012
Cycling Around North Dakota in Sakakawea Country
Cycling Around North Dakota in Sakakawea Country
“Enchanted Anniversary Tour”
“Enchanted Anniversary Tour”
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W
elcome to CANDISC, Cycling
Around North Dakota in Sakakawea
Country, a bicycle ride around some of
the greatest frontier of North America.
CANDISC will cycle 400 miles of hills,
dales, highways and scenic roads in North
Dakota. You will taste North Dakotan hospi-
tality rst hand as communities open their towns to you.
In its 20th anniversary, CANDISC is a bicycle ride – not
a race. This year’s “Enchanted Anniversary Tour” 2012
will cycle the amazing “Enchanted Highway” featuring
the world’s largest metal sculptures, whose creator was
named a Bush Artist Fellow.
Be sure to visit the Knife River Villages National
Historic Site on the Lewis and Clark Trail, home of the
famous Corps of Discovery guide Sakakawea. Also stop
to visit New Salem Sue, the World’s Largest Holstein
Milk Cow! Take time on the tour for Assumption Abbey,
featuring early 1900’s St. Mary Catholic Church patterned
after Bavarian Romanesque architecture with majestic
twin towers, vaulted ceilings, stained glass windows, and
wonderful original paintings.
The ride begins at Fort Stevenson State Park in Garrison,
ND, a community of 1,400 located just north of beautiful
Lake Sakakawea, the largest Army Corps reservoir in the
USA. Riders travel a circular route then head back to the
park at the end of the seven day tour.
Before the ride...
This brochure contains a CANDISC
application form. Please give complete
information. Note that this includes a
mandatory waiver that must be signed
for each person wanting to participate in
CANDISC.
Application is limited to 500 riders so
participation is on a rst-come, rst-serve
basis. We know more will want to partici-
pate, so get your applications in early. Fees
will be returned to those who apply
after the limit has been met.
The Application fee is $180 per
person or $380 for a family (husband,
wife, children 18 & under) through
July 15th and should be paid by check
or online by credit card. To encourage
timely applications, a late fee of $30
will be charged after July 15th and must
be added to the regular application fee.
A daily fee of $45/day/rider is avail-
able to those who plan to ride only
certain days; not the entire week.
Your application fee includes over-
night camping in seven communities,
showers, of cial CANDISC ID bands,
sag service, CANDISC shirt, travel in-
formation on North Dakota, emergency medical support,
daily route maps, baggage tags, vehicle pass, week long
parking at FSSP, marked routes, mechanic support, bag-
gage transfer, port-a-potty support, accident insurance,
designated rest stops with water every 10 to 20 miles,
patrolled route, bike license plate, and free celebration
meal at the end of the tour. Supper and breakfast meals
will be available at every host community along with rest
stops along the route. The application fee does not cover
the cost of food along the route.
Each rider under age 18 must have a signed medical
release in his or her possession at all times. Minors must
be accompanied by responsible adults, preferably parents
,at all times.
Unaccompanied minors will be sent home. Any minor
consuming alcoholic beverages may be charged accord-
ing to the law and sent home.
Planning for the ride...
CANDISC is a ride not a race. You will get the most
out of it if you are in good shape. The Route is 400 miles
with daily mileage ranging from 25 to 82 with a century
option available to test your stamina. Terrain in North Da-
kota can vary from at wheat elds to steep hills. If you
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nying riders are required to be registered to have access
to the parking areas at the host community campgrounds.
A vehicle pass costing $20 is required for any vehicle
accompanying CANDISC. All vehicles must have desig-
nated stops and not follow the cyclists which can cause a
hazardous situation. The vehicle pass will include route
mapping, vehicle ID, state map, private vehicle responsi-
bility guide, and use of CANDISC campground facilities.
Daily Trip Sheets: Daily route maps will be provided
to riders. The exact route will also be clearly marked on
the right side of the road.
Bicycle receiving and shipping is available. Shuttle
service from Bismarck and Minot airports is available
for $10/person from airport to park and $10/person from
park to airport and will be provided by CANDISC. Final-
ize your arrangements in writing, by e-mail or letter by
July 15 if you need these services.
Your Accommodations...
Camping areas will be set aside by each community on
school grounds or city or state parks. The night before
CANDISC begins you will camp in designated areas at
Fort Stevenson State Park.
A hotel/motel list is available by calling the 1-800
number or e-mail listed in this brochure.
Please respect facilities. Do not trespass on private
property.
Food is not included in the price of the tour. CANDISC
has made arrangements with local groups (churches, ser-
vice and civic clubs etc.) to have breakfast and supper
available. Rest stops along the route each day will have
food and drink available for purchase. Be sure to bring
along enough money to cover your meals and rest stops,
bicycle repairs and incidentals such as souvenirs.
are unable to complete the ride,
you are responsible for your own
transportation back to Fort Ste-
venson State Park near Garrison.
You may begin riding each morn-
ing at sunrise; of cially 6 a.m. Rid-
ing in the dark is foolish as North
Dakota enjoys 16 hours of daylight
during the summer. Please plan to
ride at a speed that will enable you
to nish each day before sundown.
Sag wagons will bring up the rear
to pick up those riders who break
down physically or mechanically.
You can use the “thumbs down”
signal to let the drivers know you
need help. If riders veer off the
established route, they must let a
CANDISC of cial know their in-
tentions. We are concerned about your whereabouts
and wellbeing.
Rider’s tags: You will receive a rider’s band that must
be worn during the ride. It cannot be removed without
cutting or destroying the clasp. It gives you access to
emergency medical services, shuttle buses, sag wagons,
campground facilities, showers, mechanical repairs, etc.
Baggage Tags: Baggage tags permit you to put your
gear on the CANDISC baggage trucks. By accepting
baggage tags, you agree to leave your vehicle at Fort Ste-
venson State Park or at home.
For security reasons, baggage must
be clearly marked to be claimed from our
trucks. Each rider is allowed two bags
(weighing not more than 40 lbs. each).
No external strapping to the bags. Do not
use garbage or Tupperware containers
for packing purposes. If you do not have
appropriate luggage, duf e bags will be
for sale at the registration desk. In order
for us to accommodate your needs in the
loading and transportation we require your
cooperation in this matter.
Be sure to have your baggage at the baggage trucks
by 8a.m. The trucks load where they unloaded the day
before in the campgrounds. You are responsible for trans-
porting your baggage to and from the baggage truck.
Those not staying in the CANDISC campground
must make other arrangements to have their gear
transported to the baggage truck. Remember the bag-
gage truck leaves at precisely 8 a.m.
CANDISC Vehicle Registration: Vehicles accompa-
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What to Bring...
CANDISC will continue on schedule in all weather condi-
tions. Weather and temperature can greatly vary (40°-100°
F) this time of year so be prepared. You should pack ac-
cordingly. Here are some ideas on what to bring:
Money: Since meals are not included in your registra-
tion fee you will be responsible for paying for meals. Food
will be available at rest stops, every 10-15 miles along the
route, and host communities. Supper meals range from $8-
15 and breakfast meals range from $5-8. Rest stops offer
snack foods, with some offering lunch foods with items
ranging from $1-5. Plan accordingly.
Bicycle equipment: Consider bringing a small bicycle
repair kit. Bring a lock and cable for your bicycle and USE
IT. Helmets are required so bring a HELMET and WEAR
IT. Rear view mirror, 2 water bottles, pump, bike gloves,
bike rack, bike bag, plastic seat cover and other necessary
equipment.
Camping: Duffel bags, sleeping bag, pillow, pad, tent,
ground cloth, rope, stakes, hammer, head lamp, ashlight.
Toiletries: Towel, washcloth, toothbrush, toothpaste,
skin lotion, shampoo, soap, razor, nail clippers, brush/
comb, hair ties, barrettes, deodorant, mirror, toilet paper,
hand sanitizer.
Clothes: T-shirts, shorts, jacket, pants,
warm-up suits, underwear, socks, shoes,
shower shoes, pajamas, swimsuit, rain coat,
sweatbands, bandannas and handkerchief. We
suggest packing your clothing and bedding in
waterproof bags. Bring appropriate clothing
for all weather conditions.
First Aid: Pain medicine, vitamins, band
aids, gauze, tape, rst aid cream, lip balm,
sun block, insect repellent, safety pins, special
medicines, sanitary protection, ace wrap and
disposable bags.
Miscellaneous: Journal, pens, spare
glasses, pencils, scouting knife, cam-
era, sunglasses, watch, ear plugs, ID,
money, traveler’s checks, credit cards,
stamps, address book, rain protection,
and ziplock bags.
Put your name and address on ev-
erything you bring.
PETS: WE REQUEST PETS NOT
BE BROUGHT ON THE TOUR,
DUE TO AN INCIDENT ON A PRE-
VIOUS RIDE WHEN A DOG BIT A
YOUNG RIDER.
Application Process...
Refunds: Must be requested in writing, and post-
marked by July 15, 2012 with a $40.00 processing fee
being withheld. After that date refunds will be handled
on a case-by-case basis up to ride time.
OPTIONAL Credit Card & Online
Registration: If you choose to register online with a
credit card, a form is available at www.active.com. Please
be aware that active.com will charge you a nominal fee for
registering on-line.
Must send form...
Mail the completed form, check or money order, signed
waivers, along with a self-addressed, business sized,
stamped envelope to:
CANDISC
PO Box 515
Garrison, ND 58540
If you need additional information, please contact us.
701-463-2345 or 1800-799-4242
E-mail: ndfm@restel.com
www.parkrec.nd.gov
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CANDISC TOUR 2012 ITINERARY
“ENCHANTED ANNIVERSARY TOUR”
AUGUST 4
TH
– AUGUST 11
TH
2012
DATE LOCATION MILES
Aug. 4 Saturday Garrison-Fort Stevenson State Park Organize for Ride
Aug. 5 Sunday FSSP to Center 70
Aug. 6 Monday Center to New Salem 25- Additional mileage optional
Aug. 7 Tuesday New Salem to Carson 82- Century Option
Aug. 8 Wednesday Carson to Mott 38
Aug. 9 Thursday Mott to Hebron 75
Aug. 10 Friday Hebron to Hazen 57
Aug. 11 Saturday Hazen to Garrison 53
Total 400
For More Information Contact:
Amy Heger
PO Box 515
Garrison, ND 58540
1-800-799-4242 or 701-463-2345
ndfm@restel.com
www.parkrec.nd.gov
www.nbtda.org
MILES
Organize for Ride
70
25- Additional mileage optional
82- Century Option
38
75
57
53
Total 400
www.nbtda.com
www.bicycletournetwork.com
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August 4-August 11, 2012
CANDISC AGREEMENT and
WAIVER/ RELEASE OF LIABILITY
ALL APPLICANTS MUST READ AND SIGN
I, the undersigned, know that CANDISC is a potentially
hazardous event and I attend it out of my own free will
and choice. In choosing to attend CANDISC and any
related event, I fully accept and assume all risks, whether
before, during or after CANDISC and its related events.
These include, without limitation, risk of physical injury,
mental injury, emotional distress, trauma, death, contact
with other participants, equipment failure, inadequate
safety equipment, the effects of weather including
extreme temperature or conditions, traffic, contact with
motor vehicles of all types and descriptions, collision with
other riders or fixed objects, the conditions of the road,
camping, and participating in events along the route. All
risks are known and appreciated by me. I waive any and
all specific notice of the existence of the risks. I shall
assume and pay my medical and emergency expenses in
the event of injury, illness, or other incapacity regardless
of whether I authorized such expenses.
I realize that CANDISC requires physical conditioning and
I represent that I am in sound medical condition capable
of participating in the ride without risk to myself or others.
I have no medical impediment which would endanger
myself or others. I understand and agree that a situation
may arise during CANDISC which may be beyond the
control of the sponsors, promoters or organizers. I will be
solely responsible for the condition and adequacy of my
bicycle, safety gear and riding equipment. I will ride safely
within the limits of my own ability, my equipment and the
riding condition and in a manner so as not to endanger
wither myself or others.
Knowing these facts and in consideration of my entry
acceptance, admission to and/or participation in
CANDISC and its related events, I for myself and anyone
acting on my behalf release waive, discharge, covenant
not to sue and agree to hold CANDISC ; CANDISC
sponsors and participating clubs, communities and
organizations; CANDISC officials, emergency and
support personnel, volunteers and their representatives;
and the officers, directors, employees, representatives,
agents, insurers, insurance brokers, and successors of all
the above, harmless from any and all claims, demands
and actions of any and every kind I have, may have or
may hereafter accrue against the released parties directly
or indirectly arising out of or relating in any
respect to my attending or participating in CANDISC and
its related events. My waiver and release of all claims,
demands, actions and liability shall include without
limitation, any injury, damage or loss to my person or
property which may be (a) caused by any act, or failure to
act, by the above identified persons and entities or(b)
sustained by me before, during or after CANDISC and its
related events.
I agree to abide by all CANDISC rules; and regulations. I
understand that my name, address, photograph, voice
and/or likeness may be used in promotional or advertising
materials of or by CANDISC, and its licensees. I consent
to such uses and waive any rights of privacy or publicity I
may have in connection with those uses. I further agree to
indemnify and hold the parties released above harmless
from any and all losses, damages, claims and expenses,
including attorney’s fees, arising from or relating in any
respect to my participation in CANDISC or its related
events or my breach of this agreement. If I am a minor,
my parent or guardian also is signing on my behalf and
we both agree to be bound by the terms of this
agreement, waiver and release.
I have read this agreement, waiver and release.
______________________________________________
Signature
______________________________________________
Typewritten or Printed Name
______________________________________________
Address
______________________________________________
Phone Age
______________________________________________
Parent or Guardian Signature, if under 18
______________________________________________
Date Signed
Sign and return this waiver and release with your
CANDISC Application Form and Fee with Stamped Self
Addressed Business Size Envelope to:
CANDISC
PO Box 515
Garrison, ND 58540
May be Photo Copied
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Official CANDISC Application Form
August 4 ² August 11, 2012
Bike Tour:
______ Number of Riders x $180 = $________
(Includes 1 free CANDISC shirt per rider)
______ Number of Families x $380 = $________
(Husband, wife and children 18 & under)
(Includes 1 free CANDISC shirt per rider)
______ Late Fee added after July 15th x $30 = $________
Day Rate:
______ Number of Days x $45 = $________
(For riders who plan to ride only certain days; not the entire tour)
(CANDISC shirt not included)
Additional Fees:
______ Number of Support Vehicles x $20 = $________
______ Number of Additional CANDISC shirts x $14 = $________
(Write number of shirts on line of desired size)
S_____ M_____ L_____ XL_____ XXL_____
______ Number of CANDISC Jerseys x $___ = $_______
S_____ M_____ L_____ XL_____ XXL_____
Total Fees =$________
PLEASE PRINT ALL INFORMATION BELOW
Please circle the number of years you have cycled on CANDISC (0-4) (5-9) (10-14) (15-19) (20)
Person submitting form:
Name: _____________________________________________________________________________________Age:____________
Address: ________________________________________________________________________________Shirt Size: __________
City/State/Zip: ______________________________________________________________________________________________
Home Phone: (____) _____________________________________Work Phone: (____) ___________________________________
E-mail:_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
Rider Non-rider Enclosed Waiver
List all other riders and non-riders:
(Indicate R for Rider and N for Non-rider)
R/N Name Address City State/Zip Phone Enclosed T-Shirt
Waiver Size
____ 1._____________________________________________________________________________________
____ 2._____________________________________________________________________________________
____ 3._____________________________________________________________________________________
____ 4._____________________________________________________________________________________
For nal design and ordering
instructions see our website at
www.parkrec.nd.gov.activities
and watch for future mailings.
We hope you consider
purchaseing one
For Candisc
20th Anniversary
A Candisc Cycling Jersey is
being offered this year
Please circle the number of years you have cycled on CANDISC (including this year) (1-4) (5-9) (10-14) (15-19) (20)
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PRESORTED
STANDARD
U.S. Postage
PAID
Permit No. 22
Garrison, ND 58540
P.O. Box 515
Garrison, ND 58540-0515
CANDISC
Cycling Around
North Dakota In
Sakakawea Country
CANDISC Tour 2012
“Enchanted Anniversary Tour
TOUR
First CANDISC
tour group
1993

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