Corte Madera

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Month	🌡️ Temp Day	🌡️ Temp Night	☀️ Sunny Days	☀️ Sun Hours	🌧️ Rain Days	💧 Precipitation	💨 Humidity	☀️ UV Index	🌅 Day Length
Jan	14°C	6°C	27	8.1h	2	23mm	75%	2	9h 53m
Feb	15°C	7°C	17	6.5h	14	165mm	73%	3	10h 49m
Mar	15°C	8°C	26	9.3h	14	77mm	70%	4	11h 59m
Apr	17°C	9°C	30	11.5h	7	13mm	68%	5	13h 13m
May	22°C	11°C	31	13.3h	2	3mm	65%	6	14h 14m
Jun	21°C	11°C	30	13.1h	0	0mm	67%	7	14h 45m
Jul	20°C	12°C	31	11.7h	0	0mm	66%	8	14h 28m
Aug	25°C	13°C	31	12.2h	0	0mm	68%	7	13h 34m
Sep	23°C	15°C	28	10.4h	6	11mm	70%	5	12h 24m
Oct	21°C	12°C	27	8.7h	10	50mm	72%	4	11h 10m
Nov	16°C	10°C	23	7.6h	11	83mm	76%	2	10h 7m
Dec	12°C	7°C	20	6.4h	10	161mm	77%	2	9h 34m

Routes in Corte Madera

IWD FAT CAKE CLUB

IWD FAT CAKE CLUB

Join us for a community ride celebrating International Women’s Day. Meet-up at Equator Coffees Roundhouse for pre-ride coffees and snacks. Meet time 8:30 A.M. Depart time 9:00 A.M. A comfortable but efficient pace Stinson loop. Regroups will be at the top of Pantoll, in Stinson, at Muir Woods, and heading to Rapha Clubhouse for post-ride snacks. Must be self-sufficient and able to fix your own flats, feed yourself, and get yourself home. An exclusive 25% off on all women’s collections only on IWD.

Pro team Bibs III ride

Pro team Bibs III ride

With the upcoming launch of our new Pro Team Bib Short III releasing February 25. Visit the Clubhouse to compare the predecessor model to the new, most comfortable high-performance bib shorts yet. Entirely rebuilt for 2025 around an all-new bespoke Pro Team chamois, these elite-level racing shorts are precisely engineered for mastering your hardest efforts. Join us on a forgiving tempo pace ride to Alpine Dam over the weekend to test out your very own, new Pro team Bib Short III. Meet time: 9:00 AM Depart time: 9:15 AM please come prepared with anything needed to fix a mechanical issue should one occur and you find yourself away from the group.

Rapha Stinson Beach Loop

Rapha Stinson Beach Loop

Join us for an intermediate-paced ride on the classic Stinson Loop! We’ll head up to 4 corners via Marion, before heading further up to Pantoll before descending down to Stinson for a quick coffee/pastry stop @ Parkside. We’ll return via Highway 1 and finish back at the Rapha clubhouse. Route is here: https://www.strava.com/routes/3325175935085071570. We’ll regroup at key points along the route. Helmet, foot retention, flat fixing kit is required. Meet at Rapha at 9:00 am, roll out at 9:15. Rain cancels the ride, because wet+cold = no fun.

Equator Coffee x Rapha ride

Equator Coffee x Rapha ride

Join us on February 8 to celebrate our partnership with Equator Coffees. From the Roundhouse location, enjoy a morning roast and baked goods before a ride out to Marin County where Equator Coffees originated, we will traverse and fly by a couple of their cafes within the region. Meet time 8:00 A.M. Depart time 8:30 A.M. With twelve cafes across California—from Marin County to San Francisco, Oakland, Los Angeles, and beyond—Equator Coffees creates welcoming spaces that act as hubs for connection, fostering inclusivity and community wherever they’re located. Rapha members enjoy a 10% discount on food and beverages to fuel their rides and build connections. Simply show your Rapha membership card at the register to receive the discount.

Festive 500 day 7 : Above Category

Festive 500 day 7 : Above Category

Location: Above Category Depart time: 8:30 A.M. Pace: Tempo We are partnering with one of the most upscale cycle retailers in the Bay Area. Join the AC's team for a unique route experience up in Marin. We will head out towards Fairfax, a counterclockwise route with east peak, and back down Bolinas, Hwy 1 back to Sausalito. We will offer morning coffee and pastries by Equator Coffee. Make sure to bring tools for any sort of mechanical issues.

Festive 500 Day 6 : Pacos Mill Valley

Festive 500 Day 6 : Pacos Mill Valley

Location: Pacos Mill Valley Meet time: 10:00 A.M. Roll: 10:30 Pace: Tempo Join Rapha San Francisco and the Pacos Mill Valley team for day 6 of Festive 500, Celebrating the 1 year anniversary of Pacos in Mill Valley. We'll take on one of the most iconic loops around Mount Tamalias along a route known to some as the "California Special", before heading back to Pacos for refreshments. Josef, Pacos mechanic and Rapha ride leader, will be leading the group from the clubhouse at 9:15 with the aim to arrive at Pacos around 10:00 for coffee and Donuts before a roll at 10:30. We'll try to keep the group together but please come prepared with the route downloaded and everything needed to be self-sufficient should you find yourself distanced by the group

Festive 500 Day 5 : Spicy Saturday Century

Festive 500 Day 5 : Spicy Saturday Century

Location: Rapha San Francisco Depart time: 8:30 A.M. Pace: Advance tempo Join our ride leader Josef for the longest day of festive 500 with a 178km ride to Tomales. Riders will take on the beautiful roads of West Marin before heading south on Highway 1 along Tomales Bay and back to the city. As with other Spicy Saturdays™️, expect a challenging day of punchy climbs, pace lines, and new friends as we tackle this challenging route together. Please come prepared with everything needed to be self-sufficient and the route downloaded should you find yourself distanced in the wilds of West Marin.

Festive 500 Day 4 : Radler's Dirty Festive

Festive 500 Day 4 : Radler's Dirty Festive

Location: Rapha San Francisco Depart time: 8:30 A.M. Pace: Social Rain will cancel this ride. Changing the Friday happy hour up for the Festive! We’re hitting the dirt through the Headlands out to West Point Inn on Tam and head back to the city on the road. We will end the ride at Radhaus around lunchtime where all cyclists are welcome, Prost! Parking is always available at Radhaus, just roll over to Rapha to join us by 830. For your enjoyment gravel bikes, helmets, and foot retention are required. Please remember to bring flat tire changing supplies.

Festive 500 Day 4 : 707 Club Ride

Festive 500 Day 4 : 707 Club Ride

Location: Golden Gate Bridge Welcome Center Depart time: 7:07 A.M. Pace: Social Tempo BRING YOUR RAIN GEAR!! Ride will be on!! Rain or Shine ride, Join our Ride Leader Lisa and 707 Club on a road ride doing their usual 707 club route with an addition of Paradise Loop. Post ride coffee and food. We’ll discuss as a group.

Festive 500 Day 3 : Fat Cake Club

Festive 500 Day 3 : Fat Cake Club

Location: Conservatory of Flowers Depart Time: 6:35 A.M. Pace: Social Tempo Chance of RAIN, pack your rain gear! We are back partnering with Fat Cake Club for this year's Festive 500 Challenge. Ride starts with FCC's usual weekly route with a breakfast stop at our Rapha Clubhouse, before heading out for a Stinson loop. We have our midpoint stop at Mill Valley Pizza Hacker for pizzas before heading back to San Francisco. Bring all necessary tools to fix any mechanical issues.

Festive 500 day 1 : Lucas Road Valley Loop

Festive 500 day 1 : Lucas Road Valley Loop

Meet at Rapha San Francisco, Depart time 8:30 A.M. Pace: Tempo High Chance of RAIN, so put on your Rain Wear! Join us on our first route for the Festive 500 challenge, starting strong with a Lucas Road valley loop. We will have a midpoint stop in Fairfax and end the ride back at the Golden Gate Bridge welcome center. (Rapha closes earlier on Xmas-eve)

Paradise Loop (Clockwise)

Paradise Loop (Clockwise)

Join us for a festive Festive 500 Warm-up Fries Ride around Paradise Loop (clockwise), followed by a finish at Rapha for some post-ride fries, if you so desire. This will be a festive (social-ish) ride, so we’ll meet up at key points along the way. We’ll start at Rapha at 9:00, roll out at 9:30. NOTE - forecast looks good but roads may still be wet so dress appropriately. We may also do slight detour around the king tides if necessary

Rapha Black Friday: 🍔Cholesterol Century 🍟

Rapha Black Friday: 🍔Cholesterol Century 🍟

Skip the shopping and go straight to the eating. We'll do a metric century with a McDonald's stop at the 40'ish mile point. Meet Rapha @ 9am // ROLL: 9:20am This is a good vibes ride. If you got some turkey to burn...send it. Otherwise, we'll be crusin Z2 (14/15mph avg) down to Mackers with regroups along the way. Bring you flat fixing tools (and the knowledge of how to use them). And if McD's is not your thing, all good. There's also coffee and drinks there too. Or you can skip and head back to the clubhouse, no sweat. This is a ride open to all, so bring your pals. And your appetite ;) Holler with any questions here or on my instagram @hustleandahalf

Rapha/One More City Century 2024 (0ctober 19)

Rapha/One More City Century 2024 (0ctober 19)

For some reason Strava is not allowing us to add a link to registration. To register, for now, please google search "rapha one more city century 2024" and choose the UCSF Page. You can also paste this to your browser and it should work...www[dot]givingtogether[dot]ucsf[dot]edu/campaign/the-rapha-one-more-city-century-ride-2024/c574657 Rapha One More City Ride - San Francisco On October 19, 2024, The Rapha/One More City century begins at Rapha Clubhouse San Francisco in the Marina District. It starts by riding through The Presidio and over the Golden Gate Bridge. After passing through Sausalito, the ride connects to the Mill Valley Bike Path, climbs Camino Alto and continues through Larkspur, Corte Madera and Fairfax, before the first proper climb, White's Hill. After descending Sir Francis Drake Boulevard, the route turns rural, riding through Nicasio Valley and Hicks Valley. After turning left onto Marshall Petaluma road, enjoy the undulations before the biggest climb of the day, Marshall Wall. After descending the other side of the wall, you turn left onto Route 1 (be sure to fully stop at this intersection), with a long (paceworthy) road leading into Point Reyes Station. After enjoying a (self-provided) food stop at Point Reyes Station, you continue on Route 1 all the way back into Mill Valley, passing through Olema, Stinson and Muir Beach. When you arrive at Pelican inn, you attack your last big climb on Route One, then descend into at Tam Junction. At this point you are about 10 miles away. Keep it safe and continue back to Rapha Headquarters for dinner at Shake Shack (they are giving riders discounts). Then come to the clubhouse, grab a drink and share the stories with all your new friends. This self-supported ride is intended to be a ton of fun and to provide an opportunity to ride with old friends and new, including Christine O’Connell, founder of One More city, who is making the trip all the way from London to ride with us. The ride is also intended to be challenging so please come prepared and ride within your own abilities. We highly encourage you to reach out to ask any questions you may have. Here is the route: POST RIDE ACTIVITIES We closed the street down in front of Rapha so you can arrive safely and take your time. SF Bike coalition will be providing bike parking at the clubhouse from 4:00-7:00. Shake Shack, which is across from the clubhouse, has generously offered discounts on their food. Their entire patio will be available with heaters so you can relax while you eat. There will be beverages available at the clubhouse after the ride with entertainment and drawings for Rapha swag. ABOUT THE CAUSE The goal of the century is to raise $50,000 for metastatic breast cancer research and this year we have partnered with UCSF to be the beneficiary of the funds. If you have yet to create a rider page please do so here. Alternatively, please consider donating here. The funds we raise will directly support the work of Laura Esserman, MD, Andrei Goga, MD, PhD, and Laura J. van ’t Veer, PhD, whose research, including clinical trials at the UCSF Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center, is leading to treatments that help metastatic breast cancer patients live longer while experiencing fewer side effects. One More City is an annual cycling campaign in October (Breast Cancer Awareness Month) with a simple ethos: the journey is never over; we are always progressing towards the next city, there are always more kilometres to do, more climbs to conquer and more challenges to face. This is akin to the reality of anyone living with cancer, especially secondary cancer, for whom the challenge is never over; there are always more treatments to endure, more scans to face, more side effects to campaign is focused on raising awareness of secondary breast cancer, and funding innovative research into this disease which killed nearly 12,000 women in 2016 in the UK alone. It was founded by Christine O’Connell, a keen cyclist who was diagnosed with Stage 4 Breast Cancer in 2018. For more about Christine, please see ‘About Us.’ We will be checking back from time to time so keep an eye out for future emails. Thanks so much and can’t wait to spend the day together! Jonathan Steele and the One More City Team

Bo-Fax and Panoramic 2025

Bo-Fax and Panoramic 2025

Meet at the clubhouse at 8:00. Roll at 8:30. Here's your opportunity to ride the full length of two of the region's classic cycling roads - in a single ride. We start out as if we were doing the Alpine Dam route, stopping briefly in Fairfax. From there, we catch Bo-Fax Road to the Dam and up to Ridgecrest. Then we descend Bo-Fax Road to (surprise!) Bolinas, where we turn left down the coast to Stinson Beach. We'll stop in Stinson for some food before tackling the Panoramic Highway climb (5.5km) to Pantoll station. We regroup at Pantoll and descend past 4 corners to Hwy 1 (the end of Panoramic Hwy) and then retrace our route back to the clubhouse.

Rapha/One More City Training - 75 PRS

Rapha/One More City Training - 75 PRS

Please fill out the waiver here to join: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScS52wsLcf0gzCFtonOLC0TxmfkRQy_4MLQ9km8YIVNXWes2A/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1&flr=0 Please note: if you don’t fill out the waiver you are not formally on the ride Please consider setting up a rider page so you can help to raise money during your training here: https://givingtogether.ucsf.edu/campaign/the-rapha-one-more-city-century-ride-2024/c574657 Unlike Week 1 and 2, this ride will have fewer regroups and those who join will need to be able to find their own way back because the distance and climbs will be more challenging than prior weeks. Therefore please download the route and be prepared to find your own way back if you happen to get dropped from the ride. This is the classic day out on the bike in the Bay Area. Point Reyes Station will be one of the major food and fueling stops on your Century ride so we thought we’d show you the spots to order your food and the location of facilities. Like last week you make your way out to Nicasio but this time you continue through to a junction, making a left onto Point Reyes - Petaluma Road. After a stunning descent, you make a right and continue onto Point Reyes - Petaluma Road. This road is very tricky so keep it single file and call out all road hazards. After about 4 miles you will hit route 1, make a left and descend into PRS. Rest up, grab a bite and refuel. You still have about 35 miles left on this ride so manage your strength and ride within your abilities. After riding on route 1 for a while you make a left at Olema and connect back onto Sir Francis Drake, riding past Pump (remember that spot) and back into Fairfax. Now you are done most of the climbing - chill out through the neighborhoods and save your energy for Camino Alto and Sausalito hill on the way back. YOU ARE DONE YOUR TRAINING! 8:00 start 8:30 roll Now, there are two weeks until the ride so be sure to keep those legs moving and even consider doing a -70 mile ride on October 5th before you start tapering the next week. The Saturday before (October 12th), consider riding 30-50 miles, and keep the legs moving throughout each week. Can’t wait to see you on the road! Welcome to the Rapha/One More City Training series. Each week we will increase our distance and intensity, helping to build up your strength with the ultimate goal of completing the challenging 100 miles on October 19th. Shoe/Pedal retention is required on all rides. Whereas we love our tri friends, there can be no tri bikes nor e-bikes.

The long way to free coffee

The long way to free coffee

⏰Last minute ride ☎️ SUNDAY FREE BAG OF COFFEE RIDE… YES, a free bag of freshly roasted coffee FREE…read on for details 👇🏽 Here’s the deal. My friend (and coffee tasting and roasting master) @valerian_rides is hosting a coffee roasting class and is going to have 15lbs of freshly roasted coffee left over. It can be yours. But you need to ride to get it. So let’s take the looooong way? The route: Pantoll, Stinson (bathroom stop), climb Bofax, descend Alpin Dam into Fairfax then cruise to San Raphael into Boot Coffee Campus for coffee pick up (and honestly just a chance to see some super cool coffee roasting and geek out equipment!) Who’s in? Bring a musette to carry the goods. The fine print: To obtain your free beans you simply have to follow @valerian_cycles and @hustleandahalf on Instagram The OTHER fine print: The bridge is closed Sunday morning for a run. So we’ll have to grab the bike shuttle. It’s not a big deal. But we’re meeting early so we can adjust for this in our ride time. Meet 8:00 at Rapha Roll 8:10 Pace: zone 2 (tempo on climbs). But feel free to send it if you’re feeling spicy. We’ll have pre planned regroups (Stinson and Fairfax) Any questions, hit me up here or on instagram @hustleandahalf Wanna learn more about the coffee master himself. Check him out on Instagram @valerian_coffee and @bootcoffee

Rapha/One More City Training Ride - Alpine 55

Rapha/One More City Training Ride - Alpine 55

8:00 coffee 8:30 roll Please fill out the waiver here to join: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScS52wsLcf0gzCFtonOLC0TxmfkRQy_4MLQ9km8YIVNXWes2A/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1&flr=0 Please consider setting up a rider page so you can help to raise money during your training here: https://givingtogether.ucsf.edu/campaign/the-rapha-one-more-city-century-ride-2024/c574657 Please note: if you don’t fill out the waiver you are not formally on the ride Unlike Week 1 and 2, this ride will have fewer regroups and those who join will need to be able to find their own way back because the distance and climbs will be more challenging than prior weeks. Therefore please download the route and be prepared to find your own way back if you happen to get dropped from the ride. We are going to do the same distance as last week but with lots more climbing to get the legs used to working the smaller gears. We repeat our route all the way to Fairfax but turn at Coffee Roastery and start our climb out of Fairfax all the way up and over Pine Mountain, descending into the stunning roads of Alpine Dam. From here we have two challenging climbs (or one long climb depending on how you look at it), BUT, these roads are absolutely stunning. Look right on Seven Sisters and if Karl the Fog is kind you can see all the way down to Stinson Beach. From here the majority of your climbing is done. You descend all the way into Tam Junction and back onto the bike path to head home.

Rapha SF Women's 100km - Sun Sept 8

Rapha SF Women's 100km - Sun Sept 8

ROUTE UPDATED: add to your computer today ;) Meet at Rapha at 9am // Roll 9:30am The Women’s 100 is returning on Sunday, September 8th, challenging women from around the world to come together and ride 100km in one day. So whether you’re just getting started on your cycling journey, or you're a seasoned pro in the saddle, sign up and clock your kilometers. We will have three different paced groups so all riders can find a pace they are comfortable riding. We will end at the clubhouse for a party with food, beverages and music. More information coming soon... As always, the Women's 100 ride is no-drop and welcoming to women, transgender, non-binary & female-identifying riders. For safety reasons, road bikes and helmets are required. Please remember to bring flat-changing tools, an extra tube, riding snacks, and water.

Rapha/One More City Training Ride 50 (Pump)

Rapha/One More City Training Ride 50 (Pump)

After taking a week off we are upping our game. NOTE THE 8:00 AM START. For those who cannot attend the Women's 100 tomorrow, this could be a nice substitute. Please fill out the waiver here to join: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScS52wsLcf0gzCFtonOLC0TxmfkRQy_4MLQ9km8YIVNXWes2A/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1&flr=0 Please note: if you don’t fill out the waiver you are not formally on the ride Please consider setting up a rider page so you can help to raise money during your training here: https://givingtogether.ucsf.edu/campaign/the-rapha-one-more-city-century-ride-2024/c574657 Unlike Week 1 and 2, this ride will have fewer regroups and those who join will need to be able to find their own way back because the distance and climbs will be more challenging than prior weeks. Therefore please download the route and be prepared to find your own way back if you happen to get dropped from the ride. This ride is becoming a classic Rapha ride. As you can see we have been working our way into Marin to get you familiar with the roads. This route takes us past Mill Vally, over Camino Alto and through Larkspur, Ross, San Anselmo and Fairfax. White’s hill will be one of the first challenges on your century and this climb will be done two times on this ride. After the first climb, we will continue onto Sir Francis Drake and out to Pump Espresso Bar for a well deserved break. After some food and fueling, we turn around and head back the way we came, all the way back into the city. Welcome to the Rapha/One More City Training series. Each week we will increase our distance and intensity, helping to build up your strength with the ultimate goal of completing the challenging 100 miles on October 19th. Shoe/Pedal retention is required on all rides. Whereas we love our tri friends, there can be no tri bikes nor e-bikes.