The Route’s GPS links:
- GPS Links (Ride with GPS) : In development
- Route Sheets: In development
- IMPORTANT UPDATE: All rides now start at Ohlone College in Fremont (43600 Mission Blvd, Fremont, CA 94539 – 1.8 miles from prior start at MSJHS). Packet pick-up and sign-in will be at Hyman Hall.
- PARKING: 100 mile, 85 mile and 100k riders park in Ohlone lots C & D (enter from Witherly Ln./Anza St.). Fun riders park in Ohlone lot B (also enter from Witherly Ln./Anza St.). See last minute ride info for detailed campus maps.
Note: We reserve the right to change the routes if external events prevent us from using the original route.
The following route descriptions are from the 2024 ride and are shown for reference only. The 2025 routes will most likely be very similar but are in development.
Three Routes to choose from:
Complete Century (101 miles, 6300 ft climbing – with 85 mile, 5050 ft climbing option): Start at Ohlone College in Fremont and ride north to Niles Canyon Road (there will be CHP presence in Niles Canyon), to Palomeras Road. Ascend Palomares’ cool canyon and at the top enjoy a 5 mile long, beautiful downhill to Palomeras Elementary School and a well-stocked rest stop. From there travel the historic Lincoln Highway over the Dublin grade to Dublin and then work your way down Foothill Rd and over to the Rios-Lovell winery rest stop, past vineyards and windmills to the top of Altamont Pass, looping back to lunch at a winery. From there go to Sunol Glen School for another rest stop then up Calaveras Road, and cruise alongside beautiful Calaveras Reservoir, this year going down “The Wall” (life is good!). Continue a three mile long downhill to the Spring Valley Volunteer Fire Department rest stop and back to Fremont for a hearty meal. (The 85 mile option bypasses the loop to Altamont Pass, going straight to the winery for lunch).
100K (63 miles, 4300 ft climbing): Same as Complete Century, but skips the loop through Livermore and Altamont Pass, while adding a nice loop through Happy Valley.
Fun Ride (28 miles, mostly flat, 640 ft): Pedal to Coyote Hills Regional Park using parts of the Alameda Creek Trail on this mostly flat, fun and educational ride. Experience the FUN of an organized ride! Suitable for newer riders, or those riders just returning to bicycling.
Route Arrows:
28 Mile 100 km 100 mile/85 mile
NOTE: There may be other markings on the road that look similar. Look for the “P” as part of our marking.
Safety and SAG support:
We will have numerous Course Marshalls positioned along the route for safety. In addition, our SAGs will be patrolling all routes and will be in contact by radio with our base station in case they need to be directed somewhere quickly. SAGs will be carrying some bike repair equipment – if additional repair is required, they will deliver you to a mechanic at the next rest stop.
eBike policy:
Class 1 and 3 (pedal assisted) eBikes are allowed on all rides. Class 2 (throttle assist) are NOT allowed on any rides.
Read the Travelogue for the full route description and highlights!
