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Four Great Rides in the Beautiful Snoqualmie Valley
ALL FOUR RIDES START AND END AT THE FESTIVAL SITE, and take you through the spectacular scenery of the
Snoqualmie Valley with fantastic mountain and valley views. After registration, head over to the Mt. Si Senior Center
two blocks away for an optional pancake breakfast sponsored by the Snoqualmie Valley Kiwanis.
For the kids, choose the very flat and easy
6-mile Family Route that takes you and your children on a country
road with fantastic mountain views. There is one water stop at the halfway point. Follow the
BLUE Dan Henry markings located in the road.
If you are a recreational rider and just want to enjoy some beautiful scenery before heading over to the
Festival at Mount Si activities, the
Intermediate 20 Mile is designed for you. The intermediate has a
10 Mile option.
Follow the
GREEN Dan Henry markings located in the road. This route takes you to downtown Snoqualmie, then along scenic
Reinig Road, where the rider can either choose to head back to North Bend, thereby cutting their mileage in half, or continuing
to Ernie’s Grove and Moon Valley, then back to the festival site in North Bend for a total of 20 miles. There are 2 checkpoints
along the way to keep you fed, hydrated and rested.
For a ride that’s a little more challenging, take the
Half Century 30 Mile, which has the great Tokul Road Hill and Lake
Dorothy Road Hill thrown in for good measure. Follow the
YELLOW Dan Henry markings located in the road. There are 2 checkpoints
along the way and the option to ride to Moon Valley, which adds an additional 5 miles. Your elevation gain is about 300’ going up Tokul Rd..
For the truly adventurous long distance rider, take the
Century 70 Mile all the way to the lower Snoqualmie Valley, including
Carnation and Fall City, then back to the Upper Valley via the Snoqualmie Falls Hill, Tokul Road Hill and Lake Dorothy Road Hill.
Follow the
WHITE Dan Henry markings located in the road. There are 4 checkpoints along the way, with the opportunity to stop twice
at two of them in the lower valley. Elevations gains of 300’are at each of the hills.
All routes finish at the Festival at Mount Si, where hungry and thirsty riders can select from many different food vendors and
visit the Rotary Beer Garden. These are fully-supported rides with plenty of water and rest stops. Quick bike checks are
available at the start point and at the major checkpoints, along with friendly valley volunteers to answer your questions.
Maps are provided at check-in and at all the checkpoint stations.
There will be great photo opportunities, and Christy Trotto Photography will be posting all pictures on her website within a
week after the ride and they will be available to purchase if you like them. Be sure to wear your rider number on the
front of your shirt for easier identification, ride single file, and follow the
COLOR-COORDINATED DAN HENRY MARKINGS located in the roadways.
Ride Map
Century 70 Miles
From the Festival site and the Si View Community Center, cyclists can “fuel up” on a pancake breakfast prepared and
served by Snoqualmie Valley Kiwanis at the Mt. Si Senior Center located two blocks away on Main Ave. South. Riders
then begin the Century ride by cycling through the outskirts of North Bend and Snoqualmie to downtown Fall City,
where they may access the first of four water/rest stops. From there riders turn north on beautiful country roads
to Carnation and the second water/food/rest stop at Tolt-McDonald Park on NE 40th St. Continuing through downtown Carnation,
riders proceed north to the “Bermuda Triangle” of farmland between Carnation and Duvall. They then retrace parts of the same
route back to Carnation, where they may stop at Tolt-McDonald Park again if desired.
Heading south they take a scenic jaunt along the Issaquah-Fall City Rd. back to Fall City where they can stop again in
downtown Fall City, then back to Snoqualmie along scenic Fish Hatchery Rd. and up to Tokul Rd., then on to enjoy the
scenic food/water stop at Ernie’s Grove. After resting, they can opt to add five more miles and head out Moon Valley
Road where there is another water stop, or proceed to downtown North Bend and out to Valley Camp’s water/rest stop on
Lake Dorothy Rd., then back to the Finish Line at the festival site.
With a total of four rest/water/snack stops along the way with the opportunity to stop twice at two of them in
the lower portion of the route, riders will have plenty of water and fuel to keep them going for all 70 miles of the route.
- Century riders MUST register between 7AM and 8AM
- Carnation checkpoints close at 1PM
- North Bend checkpoints close at 2PM
- Entire route closes at 3PM
- Roads are NOT closed to traffic
- All rules of the road must be obeyed
- ALL CYCLISTS MUST RIDE SINGLE FILE
- Cyclists must wear protective helmet
Ride Map
Half Century 30 Miles
From the Festival site and the Si View Community Center, cyclists can “fuel up” on a pancake breakfast prepared
and service by Snoqualmie Valley Kiwanis at the Mt. Si Senior Center located two blocks away on Main Ave. S.
Riders then begin the Half Century ride by cycling through the outskirts of North Bend and downtown Snoqualmie to
Tokul Road Hill and out Reinig Rd. to the food/rest stop and scenic areas of Ernie’s Grove, with an option to add
five more miles and ride out to Moon Valley’s water stop. Proceeding through downtown North Bend and east to Lake
Dorothy Rd. and Valley Camp’s water/rest stop, then back to the finish line at the festival site.
With two rest stops along the way, riders will have plenty of water and fuel to keep them going all the way out to the Valley Camp water stop.
- Half Century riders MUST register between 8 am and 10 am
- North Bend checkpoints close at 2 pm
- Entire route closes at 3 pm
- Roads are NOT closed to traffic
- All rules of the road must be obeyed
- ALL CYCLISTS MUST RIDE SINGLE FILE
- Cyclists must wear protective helmet
