BEGINNER TO AVID CYCLISTS, THERE’S A ROUTE FOR EVERYONE
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20-Mile Road Ride
Enjoy a short stint through downtown Greeley before riding on the Poudre River Trail, continuing along the river until emerging onto the road route near the edge of town. There is also the alternative option of riding on the PRT the for the majority of the ride, following it out and back. You will continue to the Poudre Learning Center (PLC) Aid Station near the ten-mile mark, which is where this route turns around and heads back to the Revel! event.
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40-Mile Road Ride
Enjoy a short stint through downtown Greeley before riding on the Poudre River Trail (PRT), continuing along the river until emerging onto the road route near the edge of town where you’ll head into the gently rolling farm and ranchlands north of Greeley. The views are stunning, with the Rocky Mountains an ever-present focal point.
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55-Mile Road Ride
Enjoy a short stint through downtown Greeley before riding on the Poudre River Trail (PRT), continuing along the river until emerging onto the road route near the edge of town where you’ll head into the ranchlands north of Greeley. The panoramic views are stunning, with the Rocky Mountains an ever-present focal point where you continue south, beginning to climb to even more stellar views at the 12-mile mark.
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50-Mile Gravel Ride
Enjoy the start through downtown Greeley and skirting west, south of the Pawnee National Grasslands, and riding on the Poudre River Trail (PRT), continuing along the river after seeing the edge of town from the ranchlands north and then east of Greeley. You’ll ride the agricultural backroads of Weld County where there are more gravel and dirt roads to choose from than in any other county in Colorado. The views are remarkable with the Rockies to the west, the plains to the east, and rural sights all around. This ride splits off from the 75-mile and includes rolling elevations as you head west.
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75-Mile Gravel Ride
Enjoy the start through downtown Greeley and skirting along the edge of the Pawnee National Grasslands and riding on the Poudre River Trail (PRT), continuing along the river after seeing the edge of town from the ranchlands north and then east of Greeley. You’ll ride the agricultural backroads of Weld County where there are more gravel and dirt roads to choose from than in any other county in Colorado. The views are remarkable with the Rockies to the west, the plains to the east, and rural sights all around.
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