Jankowski Gathering
June 7-10, 2007
Registration
Agenda
Thursday						Tire Kickin' & findiin' out who's here.
		5:00		PM		Pot of chicken & sausage gumbo, rice, french bread, salad, soft drinks & coffee. Available til its gone.
Friday						Coffee at HVRV park.
		7:45		AM		Leave for days ride (route below). Approximately 165 miles.
						Cook out style dinner at the park. Burgers, brats, slaw & chips. Soft drinks & coffee.
Saturday						Coffee at HVRV park.
		7:45		AM		Leave for days ride (route below).
						Dinner at the park. Lasagna, meatballs, garlic bread and salad. Soft drinks & coffee.
Sunday						Coffee at HVRV park.
						Leave for home (or not, it's up to you!). Post when you get home.
				For your $10 per person you will get coffee every morning, 3 meals and soft drinks. It is our personal policy to not provide adult beverages. You're on your own there!
				The Hidden Valley Resort & RV Park is located at exit 178 of I-40 east of Albuquerque. It is located behind the Chevron station and looks like a driveway that goes behind the station. This map will give you a better idea of the location.
				There are hotels about 10 miles to the west of the park in Albuquerque and 20 miles to the east in Moriarity. We have not designated an 'Official' hotel. Contact us for info if you want a hotel room.
				Albuquerque (approx 10 miles west of Hidden Valley)
				Budget Host Inn Deluxe Inn and Suites 13139 E. Central (505) 292-7600 12901 E. Central (505) 294-7515
				EconoLodge Comfort Inn 13211 E. Central (505) 292-7600 13031 E. Central (505) 294-1800
				Travel Lodge 13139 E. Central (505) 292-4878
				Moriarity (approx 20 miles east of Hidden Valley)
				Comfort Inn Super 8 (505) 832-6666 (505) 832-6730
				The park has a hot tub and a swimming pool and clean rest rooms adjacent to the tent area. Water and electricity will be available, but will need to be shared. Helen has arranged an $8 plus tax per night per tent rate. Reservations for the tent space will not be required. For RVs contact Helen directly at the park at (800) 326-2024. She's there Monday thru Friday 8-4 MDT. If you call at any other time the rate you get at the time you call is the rate you will pay. There is a convenience store at the entrance to the park. They do not sell beer or wine. We will point out where to buy to those who are interested. We can make 1 tent and our Kwik Camp camper available. If you're interested, contact us directly. In the event of overwhelming demand for these, the first paid registration gets the camper and the second gets the tent. We will notify you on the LSV and EVA forums. Hope to see you there. Stan and Helen Jankowski
Friday ride		Ride 20 miles along Rte. 66 to Moriarity for breakfast at Jenk's Cafe. Ride back roads 61 miles to El Dorado and a pit stop. Continue on 20 miles (17 on I-25) to Pecos National Monument. Tour the ruins for 1 to 1 1/2 hours (Cost $3 per person) or just hang around the visitors center. Short ride to Pecos for lunch at Frankie's Casa Nova. Ride on 50 miles (22 on I-25) to Madrid. Walk about a bit. Refreshments and shopping if you want. This is the town where a lot of the movie "Wild Hogs" was filmed. I'm working on a photo op at Maggie's Cafe. They don't really sell food there, it's just a movie set. Continue on back to HVRV Park. Total ride mileage approx 165 miles.
Saturday ride		Short ride to Cedar Point Grille for breakfast. The morning ride is TBA. It will be at least in part along NM 337, south of I-40. Lunch will be at the Ponderosa Bar and Restaurant, a local mountain biker favorite spot (Update on route later). After lunch up to Sandia Crest, elev 11,000'. This ride is extremely beautiful, but requires all yuor attention to the road. From there we return to HVRV Park.