On June 7, 2026, join 2500 riders for America's Most Beautiful Bike Ride along the picturesque shores of Lake Tahoe. Choose your distance - 35, 72, or 100 miles - and know that every pedal helps advance our mission to cure blood cancer.

When you ride the ACS Bike-A-Thon: Bridge to the Beach, each mile becomes a tribute a symbol of love, strength, and hope. You're not just cycling; you're joining a powerful community of athletes; all bound by the mission to end cancer. Whether you ride to honor someone still fighting or to remember a loved one gone too soon, you're carrying their spirit with you on every mile of this journey.

Join us for this charity FUNdraising bike ride in Western Mass, dedicated to supporting families dealing with the burden of a cancer diagnosis and advancing cancer research. 

Two beautiful routes start at Tree House Brewing Company in South Deerfield and meander through the picturesque Pioneer Valley and along the Connecticut River, featuring long straightaways with scenic views of green farmland and a few rollers along the river. 

This is Indiana: Farm fields stretching to the horizon, dotted with silhouettes of barns and intersected by miles of lightly traveled gravel roads. Century-old covered bridges crossing serene streams. Beautiful wooded oases offering shelter from the July sun. Hills (yes, Hills!) that will wake the legs and burn the lungs (but not for too long, because remember, this is Indiana). And a handful of small towns where you’ll be greeted by a wave and a smile as you pass through.

Get ready for a day of connection, community, and meaningful impact atHuntsman Cancer Foundation SportsFestonJune 13, 2026. SportsFest is a charitable event first and foremost, created to bring people together in support of a shared mission:end cancer together. While movement is part of the day, this event is about participation, not performance. Whether you are pedaling, strolling, quest-ing, cheering from the sidelines, or volunteering, there is a place for everyone to make a difference.

The Prouty™ began in 1982 when four Cancer Center nurses, inspired by the courage of their patient, Audrey Prouty, committed to cycling 100 miles through the White Mountains of New Hampshire.

The annual 2-day Prouty Ultimate is an unparalleled ride experience: two days of scenic and fully supported riding through the beautiful New England countryside, complimentary lodging, meals and camaraderie. This is the Prouty at its best!

Experience one of the most scenic, challenging, and downright joyful one-day rides in the state: Ride Across Wisconsin (RAW) returns to Eau Claire onSaturday, July 11, 2026. Start and finish on the riverfront at Phoenix Park and choose the distance that fits your goals — from a family-friendly 10-mile loop, metric century, century to a full 175-mile epic.

The 2026 Solstice Gravel Grinder will be its 10th and final year as a premier grassroots Nebraska gravel grinder that starts and ends in Beatrice, NE on June 20th. This ride will again journey through some of the most beautiful back roads and gravel and we’ll be traveling north and east of Beatrice this year. The terrain mixes steep hills, rollers, and minimum maintenance roads. The Solstice 100 (The Hundy) is our original distance, and the field will be limited to 150 riders. We will also offer a couple of shorter routes. The 66+ mile gravel grinder, called the Solar Fiddy, which will be limited to 150 riders. And the Kindler (38+ miles) will return again this year and will follow many of the same roads as the other routes and also mix in a few miles on the Chief Standing Bear Trail. We added a few new categories a few years ago, the Hundy Team Relay and the Single Speed Hundy Team Relay.

Runners from all over the country will be in Rexburg, Idaho on the first Saturday in June to participate in the Teton Dam Marathon & Races. The races include a marathon, half-marathon, relay, 10K, 5K, and Kids Race. The Teton Dam Marathon & Races takes place every year around the anniversary of the breaking of the Teton Dam.

The Tour de Paris features multiple routes that are tailored to riders of all skill levels. These include the 14 & 24 mile off-road on the Northeast Texas Trail and the 22, 35, 57, 68, and 80-mile county routes.

The Trailnet Classics are unique, supported, and community-focused multi-distance bike rides for people of all comfort levels.