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]]> We host fantastic events year-round! Click here for the calendar of current events. ]]> http://seattlecentury.com/2013/01/471/feed/ 0 The 100 Mile http://seattlecentury.com/2011/09/the-century/ http://seattlecentury.com/2011/09/the-century/#comments Fri, 30 Sep 2011 00:15:57 +0000 test http://seattlecentury.com/beta/?p=38 Gorgeous Routes

Top Notch Support

Relax in the saddle - we take care of it all for you from start to finish.]]> This route loops you around some of the best areas Washington has to offer. Ride on the popular Burke-Gilman Trail, stop in historic Bothell, and ride into the beautiful cities of Redmond, Fall City, and Mercer Island. The stops along the way alone are worth the ride. There will be berry pies at Remlinger Farms, strawberry shortcake, deli sandwiches on Dave’s Killer bread, along with the traditional snack items. There will also be mechanical support to keep you on track.

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Quick Facts

  • Distance: 99 miles
  • Elevation: + 5189 / – 5496 ft
  • Climbing Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult*
  • Avg Distance between Rest Stops: ~16 miles
  • Lunch Stop: Yes
  • Download to GPS

Disclaimers

Route subject to change at anytime.

*Climbing difficulty is a sliding scale is based on the following criteria: Easy: Gently rolling terrain with few short hills. Moderate: Has rolling short steep hills or moderate, sustained climbs. Difficult: Has longer, steeper hills or extreme terrain with frequent steep hills and long sustained climbs.

]]> http://seattlecentury.com/2011/09/the-century/feed/ 0 The 85 Mile http://seattlecentury.com/2011/09/the-85/ http://seattlecentury.com/2011/09/the-85/#comments Fri, 30 Sep 2011 00:10:15 +0000 test http://seattlecentury.com/beta/?p=40 A gourmet distance ride.

Free beer garden at the finish line.

Relax in style after a rewarding day of riding with friends. There is no other ride like the Seattle Century.]]> Experience all the riding bliss of the full century route with one exception: This route turns off before the Snoqualmie Falls loop. You can change your mind at any time. If your legs are feeling strong and you want to view the Falls, simply take the Falls Loop, which is clearly marked on the course.

Quick Facts

  • Distance: 85 miles
  • Elevation: + 4610 / – 4605 ft
  • Climbing Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult*
  • Avg Distance between Rest Stops: ~14 miles
  • Lunch Stop: Yes
  • Download to GPS

This map is interactive. Zoom in, choose to view the landscape (satellite view) or just a map view.

Disclaimers

Route subject to change at anytime.

*Climbing difficulty is a sliding scale is based on the following criteria: Easy: Gently rolling terrain with few short hills. Moderate: Has rolling short steep hills or moderate, sustained climbs. Difficult: Has longer, steeper hills or extreme terrain with frequent steep hills and long sustained climbs.

]]> http://seattlecentury.com/2011/09/the-85/feed/ 0 The 50 Mile http://seattlecentury.com/2011/09/the-50/ http://seattlecentury.com/2011/09/the-50/#comments Fri, 30 Sep 2011 00:05:29 +0000 test http://seattlecentury.com/beta/?p=42 Conquer your personal challenge.

Perfectly chosen routes.

Rest stops every 15 miles, lunch on course. YUM!]]> This surprisingly flat route affords you an luscious tour of Seattle and its fringes in a robust 50 miles. The route travels from historic Bothell City to Redmond and onto Mercer Island as it loops back to the start line. Ride on the popular Sammamish River Trail along the scenic Lake Sammamish.

Quick Facts

  • Distance: 50 miles
  • Elevation: + 2452 / – 2452 ft
  • Climbing Difficulty: Easy*
  • Avg Distance between Rest Stops: ~16 miles
  • Lunch Stop: No
  • Download to GPS

This map is interactive. Zoom in, choose to view the landscape (satellite view) or just a map view.

Disclaimers

Route subject to change at anytime.

*Climbing difficulty is a sliding scale is based on the following criteria: Easy: Gently rolling terrain with few short hills. Moderate: Has rolling short steep hills or moderate, sustained climbs. Difficult: Has longer, steeper hills or extreme terrain with frequent steep hills and long sustained climbs.

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