What is the best way to see Door County? From the saddle of a bike, of course. Come join your biking friends on June 20th on the Peninsula Century Spring Classic.
For those of you familiar with the Peninsula Century Fall Classic, this is the sister ride to that well known event. So expect the same well supported event you've experience in the fall. The ride covers the same territory as its Fall sibling, but much of the route is on different roads.
The 37th edition of the ride will feature four routes of 25, 50, 62, or 100 miles that weave through Northern Door County’s beautiful back roads, along the shoreline, and past iconic landmarks.
The routes feature unique rest stop locations which are stocked with snacks, food from local establishments, and fuel for your ride. Finish at Horseshoe Bay Farms just south of Egg Harbor where riders will enjoy a post-ride meal, beer, and other beverages!
Bike routes that the locals ride. We keep you off the busy roads and put you on the scenic ones.
Aid stations stocked with “bike food” and special featured items from local businesses
SAG wagon support on course
Post-ride meal from Thyme Catering
2025 registration fees:
Mar 1-May 14 25, 50, 62, and 100-mile routes: $75
May 15-Jun 18 25, 50, 62, and 100-mile routes: $80
Onsite June 19 - 20th 25, 50, 62, and 100-mile routes: $89
For more details follow this link to the event website:
https://peninsulacenturyspringclassic.com/