Each route has a flat registration rate of $20 and a required fundraising minimum.
Helmets are required for all riders. Use the filter options below to search for the route that’s right for you.
A fun charity bike ride for all ages! This recreational loop on the UB and Amherst bike paths runs along Ellicott Creek and through the woods, with no car traffic to worry about. There’s a rest stop at the halfway point to relax and regroup.
Navigate paved roads, bike paths and through parks. Enjoy the cool breeze off the river as you ride from UB to Ellicott Creek, through Ellicott Creek Park and back via the Amherst bike path.
Follow Ellicott Creek and the Niagara River to beautiful Niawanda Park, then back through the City of Tonawanda. You’ll see the Niagara River at one of its widest points while you ride flat roads and bike paths on the bed of the original Erie Canal.
Ride along roads and bike paths as they travel along Ellicott Creek and the Niagara River through Niawanda Park and Isle View Park. Return on the Two Mile Creek bike path through the city and Town of Tonawanda, and then through Ellicott Creek Park back to UB North.
Head over the Peace Bridge and ride along the Niagara River until it plunges over Niagara Falls. Stop for a photo op at this wonder of the world before crossing the Rainbow Bridge and riding to UB North to enjoy the finish line festivities. You will experience city streets, parkways and bike paths on this route.
This riding adventure is long enough to test your legs but not so long that you’ll miss lunch back at UB North. You’ll ride through Clarence, Newstead and Akron for a tour the rolling hills of the beautiful Western New York countryside.
A metric century is a 100-kilometer cycling course, which translates to about 62 miles. You’ll travel east and north through Amherst, Clarence, Newstead, Alabama, Royalton, Shelby and back along Tonawanda Creek. Keep an eye out for bald eagles as you ride through the Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge and the Alabama Swamps! The rolling hills of the Western New York countryside make this a great route for any cycling enthusiast!
A century route is a 100-mile cycling course. You’ll start from UB North and follow country routes through Clarence to Akron Falls County Park. From there, you’ll head east through the rolling hills and farmlands of Genesee County in a scenic loop toward Batavia that rejoins the other country routes at Akron and Newstead. This will be new terrain and scenery for seasoned century riders. The 100-mile century route is limited to cyclists who are able to bike for a longer time at an average speed of at least 15 mph.
