Welcome to the 2010 Cycle the Gorge Rally and Family Fun Ride.

 

 

 

Join us as the Summer of Cycling in Kentucky rolls on Saturday, June 19th- 20th, 2010 with this annual cyclo-tourist ride through the Red River Gorge Geographic Area.  Cycle the Gorge features route options for riders of all ages, levels and abilities and offers fun for the whole family. 

The Red River Gorge Geographic Area is located in eastern Kentucky in the Daniel Boone National Forest. Our routes take you through an incredibly scenic area that has been carved out of rock by millions of years of wind and water. The region features more than 80 natural bridges, rock shelters, historical sites, gorgeous views and some very unique vegetation - much of which is visible to riders as they Cycle the Gorge.

Our route options truly do offer something for everyone. Riders can opt to do an easy 35 mile round trip ride to the Natural Bridge State Park or select from our various longer options.  ALL riders are fully supported with rest stops and SAG regardless of distance. 

New in 2010 - TWO DAYS of cycling adventures!

Saturday, June 19th:  Departing from Stanton City Park, Stanton, KY:   choose from - 35, 54 62, 83, or 101 mile routes

Sunday, June 20th: Departing from Campton, KY's Courthouse Square: choose from 33.7, 38.4 or 64.5 mile routes

Saturday evening FREE spaghetti supper for registered riders in Campton.   Additional tickets for non-riders available.

Saturday evening FREE Bluegrass concert in Courthouse Square in Campton

Father's Day Special!!!   Dad's ride free with their child's paid registration - no age limits!

T-shirts available through online pre-order only.

REGISTRATION:  online registration at BikeReg.com

NOTE:   The longer routes include passing through historic 900 foot long Nada Tunnel as you pass through the Red River Gorge. The tunnel is 900 feet long and is unlit. Riders are required to dismount and walk through the tunnel. Bicycle lights or flashlights are strongly recommended.

All riders must wear a bicycle helmet meeting ANSI or SNELL requirements. Riders under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or responsible adult.

Download the complete course maps and cue sheets HERE