Riveredge Bike Ride Pedal & Party! Sunday, June 25th 2023
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Registration
Early bird registration now through May 15. Add registration to cart to get the discount at checkout.
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The Routes
5 options from 8-56 miles
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Frequently asked questions
More details
Registration
| until may 15 | may 16 – june 15 | after june 15** | |
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| adult | $40 | $50 | $60 |
| child (12 & under) | $15 | $15 | $15 |
| kids in tow* | Free | free | free |
** t-shirt not guaranteed after june 15. sizes may be limited
Performance shirt upgrade – $5
Riveredge Members:
To keep pricing simple, we offer the member pricing to everyone. That doesn’t mean members don’t get special benefits though!
As our way of saying thanks, all Riveredge members will receive perks at the event!
kids in tow ride free
rain or shine!
Online registration
The routes
We want everyone from highly experienced riders to families who might be new to biking to have a blast. That’s why the ride offers 5 different route options from 8 to 56 miles, all focused on exploring the natural beauty and small-town charm our little corner of Wisconsin has to offer
And remember, as we always like to say, it’s a ride, not a race! We encourage you to ride at your own pace, set your own goals for the day, and take time to enjoy the view!
All rides start right down the road from us at Fireman’s Park in Newburg (508 Main Street, Newburg, WI 53060- click here for a Google Map link)!
8 miles Suggested start time: 9:00 – 10:00 am
Two easy hills provide big biking pleasure. Wetlands, riverbanks, valley views, cows, and corn – it’s all here! Stop for snacks along the Milwaukee River. Enjoy the beauty of the river and the countryside. A fully stocked rest station waits for you at the end of a country road – complete with a pasture of horses to pet and enjoy!
17 Miles Suggested start time: 8:30 – 9:00 am
Ride through gentle, rolling terrain, down a rustic road, past horse paddocks and ponds, and by woods and wetlands. Enjoy a brief detour past the Cedarburg Bog, visit one of the county’s oldest churches and enjoy the tranquility of an old Irish cemetery.
27 Miles Suggested start time: 7:30 – 8:30 am
To the previous route, add gentle rolling hills, great views of the Milwaukee River valleys, a meandering ride past Cedar Creek and Wisconsin’s last covered bridge.
42 Miles Suggested start time: 7:30 – 8:30 am
Enjoy many of the scenic sights of the 56-mile routes in a shorter distance.
56 Miles Suggested start time: 7:30 – 8:30 am
Extend your ride over hill and dale, past Sandy Knoll County Park, with a rest stop on the Milwaukee River. Enjoy a few long downhills and explore history in Waubeka – did you know the birthplace of Flag Day overlooks the Milwaukee River?!
the fun!
your registration includes:
2023 Ride
T-shirt
Specially designed 2023 ride t-shirt. There is an option to upgrade to a performance shirt during registration.
Rest Stops
Rider Support
Support vehicles and bike repair stations on hand for assistance
Make a Day
of It
Included picnic lunch and after party at Riveredge following the ride
Frequently asked questions
Where to start ( & park)
Although your ride will end at Riveredge for the picnic celebration, all rides start right down the road from us at Fireman’s Park in Newburg (508 Main Street, Newburg, WI 53060- click here for a Google Map link)! Free parking is available at Fireman’s Park starting at 7:30 AM. Please note that this means after you finish celebrating at Riveredge, you’ll need to bike the 1.4 miles back to Fireman’s Park to return to your car. Don’t worry, you’ll be such a pro after your ride that it’ll feel like the blink of an eye!
When to start
Suggested start times are listed above in the descriptions for each route, but all riders must be started no later than 10 AM. Check-in (no need to bring your receipt, we’ll have your name!) and day-of registration open at Fireman’s Park at 7:30 AM. (We know how excited many folks are to get started right away, but we can not get anyone signed in or up earlier than 7:30, even if you’re waiting.)
Are the roads closed?
Your safety is our biggest concern! It is very important to note that the Riveredge Bike Ride is NOT A RACE and the routes/roads are NOT CLOSED.
That means you’ll be sharing the roads with vehicles, so rules of the road must be observed and single file riding is required. We’ll have intersections marked for you, but most will not be guarded. Major intersections will be manned by route monitors. Please observe traffic monitors’ directions! Law officers will enforce road and riding rules.
Helmets are required. Bike mirrors are recommended.
What is at the rest stops?
Rest stops offer toilet facilities and healthy refreshments. Help us keep the ride “green” by observing the signs on the trash and recycle bins. Thank you!
Bike repair is also offered at the rest stops.
What if I break down?
Support vehicles will be circling the route. Make sure you ride with a cell phone and call the center if you need a support vehicle directed to you.
Bike repair stations will also be available at the rest stops.
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS
Thank you to our supporters!
their support makes it possible
A HUGE thank you is in order to the sponsors who help make this ride possible. If you’re looking to support companies who, like you, care about the community, cycling, and conservation, look no further!
come join us!
