Scenic Root River Valley Ride Tied to Technology Smaller Then An Atom

Nanotek_trek_logo_v2Mark your calendar for the Nanotek Trek Bike, an event that will introduce you, your family and friends to the world of nanotechnology. The most all-encompassing enabling technology of our time can be witnessed by bringing your bicycle to Rushford, Minnesota on June 14th.  Enjoy the day or the weekend in the heart of Bluff Country with a supported bike ride some Nano facts and trivia. The bike routes range in lengths from five to fifty miles on the Root River Trail and several road loops out into the scenic countryside.  Then take in several exhibits and discover just how small a Nano really is.

Nano-3Hosted by the Rushford Institute of Nanotechnologies (RINTek),this event is perfect for the whole family. After your ride discover just how this $2.4 trillion dollar industry will affect all of us in some way in the years to come (video) and the significant role Rushford, Minn. is playing in bringing the nanotechnology to rural America.

Rarely will you find this kind of beauty anywhere in America as you ride the bluff land and Root River trails of Rushford. Wildlife abounds, with great photography opportunities during your tour. Whether you’re a competitive biker or a just enjoying a leisurely trek in breathtaking surroundings, you’ll enjoy this bike tour – Great family fun!

Benefiting the development of nanotechnologies at the Rushford-Peterson High School, the 5th Annual Nanotek Trek Bike Event kicks off early on Saturday, June 14, with ride open at 7 a.m. offering various routes, ranging from loops 5 to 50 miles, with Sag support along the Root River Trail and through the incredibly beautiful and challenging bluff lands. As riders return educational nanotechnology exhibition will be offered at Rushford-Peterson High School Gym, 102 N. Mill St. in Rushford, open from1 to 4 p.m. This event is co-sponsored by the MN State College-Southeast Technical.

5th Annual Rushford Nanotek  (Bicycle) Trek registration form is here.
Download the Route Maps (1.8MB PDF) here.
To experience the local food and lodging click here.