Event changes for 2021 & COVID Safety:

• The event this year is a two day, with outdoor movies in the park and camping Friday evening, and Saturday morning bike rides.
• We've eliminated general admissions/gates. Aside from rider registration and camping, the event is free this year.
• Pre-registration online is strongly recommended to keep same-day in person registrations to a minimum.
• Riders are limited to groups of 15 from no more than 2 households.
• Masks are required except on the road when greater than 6 feet from another person.
• Check out 2021 Event Info for full details on COVID safety for this year's event.

Online rider registration has closed!

You can still register in person on Friday at the festival Merch Tent, or day of Saturday morning at ride start for all rides.

Century, 50, and 20 Mile Road Ride
Ride Start is from the Gigantic Bicycle Festival Grounds at Centennial Fields Park in Snoqualmie, Washington. The start is open from 6am.

Departure time for Century Riders is from 6:30am to 7:30am.
Departure time for 50 Mile Riders is from 7:30am to 8:30am.
Departure time for 20 Mile Riders is from 8:30am to 9:30am.

Notes:
Day of rider registration for all rides is $100 for an adult. Children under 15 ride for free. Rider registration can be paid by card or venmo.

Vehicle Parking
If you are planning to arrive Friday, there is field parking at Meadowbrook Farms. Continue East on SE Park Street and look for banners saying "Parking".

If you are just planning to arrive Saturday morning and hop on your bike, there is Saturday only parking at Snoqualmie Elementary. The entrance to that parking lot is just to the West of us on SE Park Street.

Route:
Century and 50 mile riders follow the same route North West until about mile 20, at which point 50 Milers loop back. Century Riders continue North and West towards Woodinville and Duvall, and return to the festival grounds winding through the (gorgeous) Snoqualmie River Valley. 20 mile riders follow a scenic tour of the Snoqualmie Valley, on a fairly flat route winding along forests, rivers, and llama farms.

Route Maps & Elevation can be found on our Ride With GPS page.

Ride Support:
Supported rest stops are found every 15-20 miles at Redmond, Duvall, and Carnation (Jubilee Farms).

On route mechanical support will be provided. Labor is free, but please be prepared to pay for parts. Support vehicles and bikers will be out along the routes with water, tools, patch kits, snacks, and first aid kits.