Wheels up! The PNC Tour de Lou, a tradition that has brought the community together for more than a decade, is set for Sunday, April 12, 2026. Highlights of the 2026 event are a refreshed course that includes the debut of a 12-mile route, a new Start and Finish, and the addition of a 25-mile option.
Cyclists will enjoy a ride that showcases Louisville's rich history and charm, featuring views of iconic Louisville landmarks, historic spots, attractions and picturesque parks along the way. Plus, riders of the 35-mile route and the Metric Century will get to experience the sights and sounds of the trendy NuLu neighborhood.
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, 40 and 50 mile rides for the more experienced riders. Sign up before April 28th 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
Join us for the 50th Annual Holland 100! We keep you well-fueled all day long, including a mid-ride pancake
breakfast. Choose from 17, 36, 67 and 100-mile options. Enjoy great scenery, windmills, lighthouses along
the Lake Michigan shore, Dutch history, and smooth roads. Enter before December 2, 2025 to save $5.
The Limestone Bicycle Tour is part of the Kentucky Cycling Challenge. The Tour offers routes of 26, 44, 67
(3400 feet climbing) and 100 miles (5400 feet climbing). Mason County, KY has rolling hills, and the longer
routes include some 9-10% (or more) climbs. The ride benefits the Rotary International's effort to eradicate polio from our planet.
The eighth annual "Five in 50" is a bicycle ride that goes through five rural Indiana towns, bucolic
countryside, and five historic covered bridges in 50 miles (total distance is approximately 52 miles with the
first 2 miles being part of a slower parade starting through downtown Rushville). Shorter 12 and 24 mile routes
that visit 2 to 3 covered bridges are also available.
