Cyclists take over downtown Ardmore for 10th annual Rock N' Ride

The 10th annual Ardmore Rock N Ride took place on Sunday morning, with cyclists converging on downtown Ardmore and Suburban Square. Organized to raise funds for the Narberth Ambulance, the event aims to purchase a state-of-the-art ambulance for the community. Chief of Narberth Ambulance Operations, John Mick, expressed the importance of maintaining top-notch equipment to ensure the safety of residents and those traveling through the area.

This year, over 400 cyclists participated in the event, which also featured the PA State Criterium. Visitors noted the high-quality organization of the race, with one cyclist traveling from New York City expressing his appreciation for the experience. The course involved a one-mile loop through downtown Ardmore, Suburban Square, and the business district.

Over the past decade, the Rock N Ride has grown to include additional attractions such as performances, a family fun zone, carnival games, a rock-climbing wall, and an obstacle course. Local food and beverage vendors also participate in the event. The community has welcomed the event, with attendees of all ages enjoying the festivities.