The Derby Festival's annual cycling experience, the PNC Tour de Lou, is a unique way to tour Louisville on two wheels
and celebrates its 12th year in 2025. The event has moved to a Sunday and cyclists will once again have the opportunity
to ride through the home of the Kentucky Derby. In addition, the Metric Century course encompasses two states, Kentucky
and Indiana. A virtual alternative is also available for those who prefer to log their miles on their own. Riders who
participate in the virtual option can still choose to complete the 20, 35 or 62.1 mile distance. Participants can ride
at their own pace, and even their own route, over multiple days.
The Redbud Ride is a traditional opening ride to the cycling season. It features gorgeous scenery and
challenging hills. There are four routes from 24 to 100 miles.
The 3 Steeples Ride is a scenic ride through rolling hills in beautiful Floyd Knobs, IN. There are rides for all ages and ability levels, from a 5.5 mile family fun ride to 26 and 50 mile rides for the more experienced riders. Sign up before April 29th and get a t-shirt. All rides will start and end at St. Mary of the Knobs and ride through lightly traveled country roads with SAG stops at St. Mary Navilleton and St. John's Starlight churches for the 26 and 50 mile routes.
The GPS mapped routes for the rides are: 26 miles
50 miles
5.5 miles
Come join the ride everyone is talking about! Enjoy the beauty and challenge of riding the ridge tops and valleys
of Northern Kentucky with routes of 44, 65, or 102 miles. You will enjoy beautiful valleys and amazing vistas while
pedaling along roads with very little traffic. Register early! There is a rider limit of 800.
THE BIKE PARTY is back for 2025!!! Greencastle's Mural Metric returns to bring you inspiring views, challenging climbs, and a whole day of community, connection and DONUTS - featuring pre-race donuts by Breadworks and post-race festivities at Lost Hollow Beer Company! We are here for the party. Are you? Routes are 62, 43 and 12.5 miles, and all of them include Putnam County's famous murals.
Registration is now open for RAGBRAI 2025. The route will be unveiled on January 25th. This year's ride supports Honor Flight, a program which honors American Veterans. It is 406 miles long with 10,487 miles of climbing. This makes the route relatively short and flat compared to most routes.
160 miles, One Way, One Day! Ride Across Indiana (RAIN) will be held Saturday, July 19th.
Starting at St. Mary of the Woods College just west of Terre Haute at 7:00 am, this one-day, 160-mile ride
traverses Indiana from west to east along US Rt 40 and country roads around Indianapolis, ending at Earlham
College in Richmond, Indiana. Hope for a strong westerly wind and mild temperatures, but the event has seen
storms, blazing heat, and, yes, even a nagging easterly wind some years. No matter what the weather,
RAIN promises to be an adventure you won't soon forget.
Le Tour de Pork now benefits the
Ohio River Greenway, a key piece of the Kentuckiana cycling infrastructure. The Tour features smooth, rolling
Harrison County roads with ride lengths of 26 and 50 miles. Early registration, which ends June 23rd,
includes a T-shirt and lunch. Neither is guaranteed after that date.
The Wabash River Ride is unique because it offers both road and graveloptions for routes from
16 to 101 miles. Routes traverse the scenic Wabash River Valley, and the gravel routes include some epic
gravel. The routes include rolling hills, river vistas and farmland. Enjoy well-stocked SAGs manned by
friendly volunteers. EARLY-BIRD RATE OF $35 AVAILABLE UNTIL MAY 31ST! Be sure to download the GPS files, especially for the gravel routes.
