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The Iron Horse Gravel Ride is a two-day, out-and-back gravel tour from Snoqualmie to Cle Elum. 

Cruise through the heart of Woodinville Wine Country on the 9th annual Woodinville Wine Ride! The route travels through several winery districts on the northern side of Lake Washington, with riders utilizing the beautiful Sammamish River Trail and scenic low-traffic roads through Woodinville and its surrounding communities. Mini-stops along the route will feature a wine tasting and food sampling. Your return to the finish line rewards you with a party with a wine and beer garden, food trucks, and more! The ride this year puts a little "Odin" into "Woodinville" by starting and ending at Black

Pedal on some of the most beautiful roads and trails western Washington has to offer. Enjoy epic views of the Cascade mountain range, Skagit Valley farmlands, and the Salish Sea before crossing into Canada. 

Support Cascade Bicycle Club's Major Taylor Project! Your registration fee goes towards snacks, STP training, and riding STP for MTP students.

Explore the many sides of southern Puget Sound on one of two great routes. If you're looking for a reasonable challenge, the long route will take you through south King County's winding roads along the Sound, on a ferry ride to rural Vashon Island, and back to White Center through West Seattle. Riders looking for a shorter route with cityscape views can select the West Seattle route, which includes jaunts along the Duwamish and Alki Trails. Head back to

See Seattle by bike on a car-free highway! We're taking over SR-99 and the West Seattle Bridge for an early morning spin around Alki and a jaunt south to Fauntleroy. This 20-mile ride offers a car-free experience for the first three and a half miles and takes you past some of the best lookout points and views of the Seattle skyline and Puget Sound's islands.

Ten miles of nearly flat terrain transforms into a hill climb up from the Fauntleroy Ferry Terminal. Riders are rewarded with a gradual downhill grade through Delridge on the return to downtown Seattle via the low bridge.

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