Yes, and I've already planned my route! This year, I plan to do:
Home (Alexandria) -> Del Ray (registered) -> Shirlington -> Crystal City -> Georgetown Waterfront -> Rosslyn -> Ballston (if I can make it in time) -> Work (Ballston)
The tricky part about doing multiple pit stops is that you have to manage the times that each will be open (e.g., Del Ray opens at 6, Shirlington opens at 6:30, Crystal City opens at 7, and Georgetown Waterfront opens at 7:30, so I chose that order), so that makes route-planning more complex. Also, it means waking up EXTRA early and having made arrangements for a late arrival to work. Also, if you're visiting multiple pit stops, don't take very much swag so that there will be more for others.
FYI for those planning multi-stop rides, here's what I did in previous years. It might help you with planning your routes.
- 2016: Home (Alexandria) -> Oxon Hill (National Harbor) -> Old Town Alexandria -> Carlyle -> Del Ray -> Shirlington -> Ballston -> Work (Ballston)
- 2015: Home (Arlington) -> Shirlington (new that year) -> Penrose Square -> Ballston -> Work (Ballston)
- 2014: Home (Arlington) -> Rosslyn -> East Falls Church -> Ballston -> Work (Ballston)
- 2013: Home (Arlington) -> Rosslyn -> Ballston -> Work (Ballston)
- Here's a playlist of the videos I made for each year's BTWD: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...2pg3KKitk9K-ns
Bike to Work Day is an always exciting and enjoyable event, and it's well-worth waking up early.
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