Death Valley: November 3, 2001

AdventureCORPS is pleased to produce the Death Valley Ride to Cure Diabetes on behalf of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. On November 3, 2001 in Death Valley National Park, hundreds of people rode their bikes for up to 100 miles to help cure diabetes.

The Ride to Cure Diabetes was held in support of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation—the world's leading nongovernmental, nonprofit funder of research to cure Type 1 diabetes, which strikes children suddenly, makes them insulin dependent for life, and carries the constant threat of devastating complications. JDRF is among the world's most efficient charities, in a typical year spending 85 cents of every dollar on research and education about research.

Click here for our JDRF Webcast Home.

2001 Death Valley Slideshows

	November 2: Furnace Creek setting, riders getting ready and having fun
	November 2: A Few Pic's of the Pre-Ride BBQ
	November 3: Pre-Start, Group Shot, and Start
	November 3: From Start to Jubilee Pass
	November 3: Riders at Badwater, then Ashford Mills
	November 3: From Jubilee Pass back to Furnace Creek, then out and back again
	November 3: Riders Finishing in Furnace Creek!

Thanks for a great weekend, everyone! We had a blast out here with all of you! - Chris Kostman and the AdventureCORPS Team:

Badwater: Ben and Denise Jones

Mormon Point: Joe and Donna Peake

Ashford Mills: Wayne and Shelby Kostman

Jubilee Pass: Lloyd and Sharon Sorensen

Roving SAG One: Lee Mitchell

Roving SAG Two: Mike Angelos

Finish Line: Jann Coury

Everywhere: Deborah Caplan