ABOUT THE RIDE
Join us for a beautiful ride through the coastal mountains of Marin, in support of the NorCal Interscholastic Cycling League and Marin County Bicycle Coalition's (MCBC) programs, helping grow the next generation of trail advocates. This fundraiser ride helps NorCal and MCBC expand their teen trail stewardship programs, benefitting everyone in the bike community.
Event Overview
We’ll be back at the San Geronimo Club House
All registrations include lunch, a glass of beer or wine (if you’re 21 or older, of course), and a limited edition, quality re-usable Adventure Revival shopping bag!
The ride will start at 8:30 am for all routes.
The event is not timed, but we have created special Strava Segments where you can challenge yourself and compare with your friends (join our Strava club for more details).
Schedule
Friday
4:00 pm to 6:00 pm - packet pick-up at Mike’s Bikes in San Rafael
Saturday
7:00 am to 8:20 am - packet pick-up at the venue
8:20 am - pre-ride announcements
8:30 am - Riders take off
12:00 pm - 3:00 pm - Lunch, cold beverages, chill with friends
Not riding but still want to come and join the festivities and be there to cheer? There are some great spectator spots within walking or riding distance from the venue. We also always need volunteers!
Are e-bikes allowed?
We do not offer routes that are e-bike legal at this time. All routes cross multiple parks and e-bike regulations are inconsistent from agency to agency.
CosT
$150 - $1000
All proceeds directly benefit the NorCal League and MCBC. We’re always stoked on the support we receive at this event, thank you for helping get more kids on bikes and improve trail access in Marin County.
Safety
Ride within your ability
Respect other trail users and follow all applicable rules of the road/trail
Follow speed limit requirements
The Routes
TRADITIONAL TERRITORY OF THE COAST MIWOK
As you enjoy the trails in Marin, please remember that you are riding within the traditional territory of the Coast Miwok, many of whom are now citizens of the Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria. Please help us acknowledge the Tribe and their continuing legacy as caretakers of their ancestral territory, and do your part to not disrupt the landscape by staying on the trail.
Photos by Pamela Palma
