Cycling Out Of Sumner (COOS) 2026 #5: Summer to Enumclaw Pie Goddess (Moderate)

We’re excited to announce that Cycling Out Of Sumner (COOS) will once again host a 2026 Spring Training Series with four pace groups available: 

• Steady (12–14 mph)
• Moderate (14–16 mph)
• Brisk (16–18 mph)
• Vigorous (18–20 mph)

The series will take place on Saturdays from April 4th through July 4th.

COOS is designed to help riders build endurance and strength throughout the season. Distances will gradually increase each week, culminating in a 100-mile century ride as the final event. All pace groups will follow the same basic route each week. There may be modifications to routes for the faster pace groups.

Ride #5: 

This scenic route heads south to South Prairie, then up to the Enumclaw Plateau to downtown Enumclaw and the Pie Goddess. We then head out towards the Green Valley and loop back south through Auburn to Sumner.

Riders should register for the pace they expect to begin with. However, participants may move to a faster or slower group depending on how they feel at the start or during the ride. Registration is required to participate.

We will meet at the southeast corner of the Sumner Fred Meyer parking lot. Restrooms are available at the start location, and possibly at the Orting City Park (mile 10.7), South Prairie (mile 18.4), the Pie Goddess/Enumclaw Library (mile 27.9), Whitney Bridge Park (mile 36.4), and Auburn Mall Walmart (mile 47.8) depending upon need. Please be ready to ride at the start time listed above. A mandatory safety briefing will take place before the ride begins. All riders must attend the safety briefing to participate. While the area typically has good foot traffic, property crime can occur quickly—please do not leave bikes or valuables unattended.

We will climb and descend hills at individual paces and regroup regularly. When riding on multi-use paths, we will observe posted speed limits (generally 15 mph, and occasionally 10 mph).

Please bring a spare tube and the tools needed to repair a flat. Other recommended items include a phone, ID, cash and/or credit card, ORCA card, water, and a small snack. If roads are wet, riders should have full fenders; otherwise, you may be asked to ride at the back of the group.

Ride Leaders will not distribute cue sheets. Riders may view the route online, download it to their own devices, or print their own cue sheet if desired (see the Route Map link).

New riders are warmly welcome! Please remember that helmets are required for all Cascade rides.

Weather and Safety Notice:
If weather conditions meet the cancellation criteria listed in the Weather Status, or if other hazardous or unforeseen circumstances arise, the Ride Leader will cancel the ride and notify all registered riders by email. If a ride is canceled at least two hours before the start time, Ride Leaders will not be present at the start location. Please check for updates before heading out.

We hope you’ll join us!