Routes
All routes are all well marked and fully supported. Rest stops along the ride routes feature energy food and drinks, bathrooms, and mechanical and medical assistance. As part of the five-star experience, all rides are assisted by support vehicles and law enforcement officers once underway. We also have sweep vans, ride officials and course marshals that make sure no participant is left behind.
100-Mile Route
8,000+ feet of elevation gain
Departing from 59th & 6th Ave, New York, NY 10019
The 100-mile route begins in Manhattan, crossing the George Washington Bridge into New Jersey before heading up the Hudson Valley. Near the halfway point, riders climb Bear Mountain, a steady 4.5-mile climb that offers views of the New York City skyline from the top on a clear day. From there, riders follow a rolling route through Harriman State Park to the finish at the Glenmere Mansion. This route is perfect for cycling enthusiasts and racers; the climbing on tap makes this a challenging ride for even the most experienced riders!
72-Mile Route
6,000+ feet of elevation gain
Departing from Rockland Lake State Park 299 Rockland Lake Rd, Cottage, NY 10989
The 72-mile route picks up the 105-mile route at Rest Stop 2, Rockland Lake State Park. Riders hit Bear Mountain just over 15 miles in, feeling fresh and warmed up for a big climb. With nearly 6,500 feet of elevation gain across the course, we’ve cut 30+ miles from the long route but kept most of the climbing. This route is perfect for those riders looking for a challenging day in the saddle without hitting triple digits.
33-Mile Route
2,000+ feet of elevation gain
Departing from Lake Welch Beach 800 Kanawauke Rd, Stony Point, NY 10980
The 33-mile route begins in Harriman State Park, traversing the beautiful, rolling terrain of Seven Lakes Drive. Riders will meander past lakes and through picturesque fall foliage as they make their way to the Glenmere Mansion. These 33 miles still offer a challenge, with multiple short, steep climbs to tackle. Perfect for newer riders, those getting back into cycling after time away, or anybody looking for a rewarding day in the saddle without spending all day on the road.