Ride to benefit Community Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired. Metric and quarter century routes begin in Linden, California and traverse quiet back roads through orchards and vineyards with fully stocked rest stops along the way. Fee includes detailed maps and route sheets, SAG vehicles, HAM radio support, rest stops, post ride meal catered by DeVinci's Delicatessen and Catering.

5 Day Cycling Camp - 345 Miles - 37,000' Elevation Gain - $395.00

5 Day Cycling Camp - 345 Miles - 37,000' Elevation Gain - $395.00

One way from Santa Ysabel to El Centro. Lunch, Dinner and return transportation included in registration. If you can find a more fun century in SOCAL let us know!

5 Day Cycling Camp - 345 Miles - 37,000' Elevation Gain - $395.00

11 day Sacramento to San Diego supported ride. Protesting Governor Brown's 2011 vetoes of legislation to 1) raise the fine for driver hand held cell phone usage and, 2) require 3 feet of clearance for a motorist to pass a cyclist. Let's demand safer roads while enjoying the beautiful California springtime! Register at eofoundation.net

This two day ride, starts in San Diego and travels up the beautiful Pacific Coast to Irvine. There is a night stop over and then the Ride continues along the coast to Santa Monica. The Ride is fully supported with Sweep vehicles, EMT's, bike techs, Pit Stops etc.

This is a fundraising event for The Laurel Foundation, an organization that provides year round support programs to children and youth affected by HIV and AIDS.

The Rotary Club of Temecula is holding an event called “The Temecula Challenge,” and doing 25, 50, 75 and 100 mile bike rides. The 100 is one of the toughest in Southern California, with a climb up Mt. Palomar. 100% of the net proceeds go towards scholarships for local high school students and a literacy program.

Benefit ride for Feeney Park in Murphys, CA The ride is among the spring flowers and vineyards in beautiful Calavaras County. The options are 50km and 100km. There is a great meal after the ride.

Tour the Sierra foothills in Calavaras County passing vineyards and flower covered hillsides. A beautiful Spring ride.

Registration will open in February 2012

Four routes are offered as part of the Wine Country Century. Rider Limit is set to 2500.

Flat quarter, metric and full century loops cover scenic vineyard, farm and Delta roads-and a ferry ride across Steamboat Slough (metric and full century routes)-with rewarding rest stops along the way. Fee includes maps and route sheets, fully stocked rest stops, SAG vehicles, pre-ride tech support, HAM radio support, catered post ride meal, entertainment. Event venue is Jessie's Grove Winery, 1973 West Turner Road, Lodi, California.

A hilly Scenic ride in the east bay hills and north to Martinez. Optionally ride an additional loop in the east bay hills south to Castro Valley.

Benefit century ride from Oakland to Sacramento. Fully supported. 60 and 45 mile ride options. Return to Oakland via Amtrak or carpool. Funds benefit four Oakland public schools. Finish at the State Capitol and raise your voice for better state funding for public education.

Join us again this year as we ride to raise money to support the blind and visually impaired. We have expanded the great scenery with new routes for our 2012 bicycle tour and kept the wonderful food and rest stops. This year's I Care Classic Bicycle Tour - South County Century and Fun Ride, will be the best ever and an event you would not want to miss.

RIDE FOR A REASON is an annual bike ride to Sacramento to draw attention to the budget crisis for public schools in California, and to raise essential funds for school enrichment programs in Oakland. Last year, 120 riders pedaled from Oakland to the steps of the State Capitol to protest the massive cuts in funding for education.

Parents, teachers and community members are riding again this year to raise funds and public awareness in this cause.

JOIN US ON MAY 12TH FOR FULLY SUPPORTED 45-, 60-, AND 100-MILE RIDES to the State Capitol in Sacramento. All riders are encouraged to raise $250 or more in donations to help us achieve our fundraising goal!

Our 60 and 100 mile rides will run like traditional Century rides, our 45-mile ride for families and children will go in one or two organized groups with experienced ride leaders.

Ride the Freeway to California's Year Round Playground!

Join over 1,500 riders for the second annual California Classic Century, Metric or 35-Mile Mini Metric ride. Starting in Chukchansi's AAA Stadium, a portion of this unique ride will utilize Freeway 168, which will be closed to vehicle traffic. Our thanks go out to the Fresno Police Department, California Highway Patrol, Caltrans and Alert-o-lite.

Riders receive tech shirt, sag stations every 20 miles, roaming sag vehicles, chip timing, finish-line festivities including bike valets so you can enjoy your barbecue, Michelob Beer Garden, free massage, music, finisher's medallion and more.

Formally called Anderson River Park Century Registration, sign-up and staging in Anderson River Park 100, 60, 40 and 25-mile rides with staggered start times On line registration, well marked courses, lunch and /or dinner, SAGS, T-shirts available, numerous rest stops, beautiful spring scenery along Sacramento River and surrounding foothills. Gradual climbs with dazzling views of meadows, wildflowers, rock walls, old-time cattle ranches plus views of Mt. Shasta and Mt. Lassen Profits from the event benefit the service activities of the Lions Clubs

Petaluma Sunrise Rotary Club hosts an incredible rolling journey along the pastoral country roads of Sonoma County with 3 Cycling events: Full Century, Metric Century and Half-Metric. The ride starts and finishes at the Lagunitas Brewery in Petaluma, and explores Sonoma Valley and the coast. Beautiful scenery, challenging hill climbs, a noble charity event, and well stocked and friendly aid stations make this ride the hit of the spring cycling season. Stay for the post-ride Backroad Fest at Lagunitas Brewery with gourmet food vendors, live music, massage tables, cycling oriented merchants, community organizations, and … beer.

Rolling through ranch and farmlands with the occasional vineyard the Motherlode Century takes you through some of Northern California's most beautiful landscapes. The 31 mile loop is an easy pedal with a fantastic panoramic view of the valley, while the 67 and 100 mile loops add a remote canyon with two challenging climbs and awe inspiring scenery.

SAG support with (depending on loop) a breakfast stop, lunch stop, three aid stations and an awesome riverside post-ride BBQ dinner. Stay in our camp or choose other relaxing camping or lodging options in the scenic Coloma Valley.

The Sequoia Century is the Western Wheelers Bicycle Club's big annual event, providing the opportunity to complete a fully supported 100-mile or 200K ride out to the Coast and back. There are shorter 20-mile, 50K, 50-mile and 100K options, also.

We have put together four great routes which in total make up a figure eight course of 115 miles. Each of the four ride possibilities uses some or all of this total course to give riders of varying abilities and distance needs a perfect choice at the most beautiful time of the year for this event in Trinity County. The views from the high spots will give the rider cause to stop and soak in the vastness of the area and the spectacular scenery of the Trinity Alps Wilderness, Southfork Mountain, Mt. Shasta, the Yolla Bolly Middle Eel Wilderness, and the little-known Chanchelulla Wilderness.

The Mendocino Monster Century Bicycle Ride, is happening on June 10, 2012. There are two rides - the Hairy Monster is 62 miles (100 kilometers) and includes 6900 feet of climbing - the Scary Monster is 100 miles (160 kilometers) and includes 9200 feet of climbing.

Both rides start in Ukiah at Mendocino College and the Scary Monster goes all the way to the coast and back. Both rides are quite challenging but very beautiful. These are really well organized rides with outstanding rest stops, great food, full SAG vehicle support and a great barbecue meal at the end of the ride. If you're up for the challenge, please sign up.

The 30th Annual Mile High 100 Bike Ride has 3 different routes to choose from. Located where the scenic Southern Cascades bump into the gentle Northern Sierras, the Mile High�100 will treat you to a quiet day on the back roads that wander through the lush green forests surrounding Lake Almanor and the Indian Valley.

This is not a race, but a collection of tours for cyclists of all abilities. The purpose of this event is to promote recreational bicycling "under the volcano" in the shadow of Northern California's incredible Lassen Peak with scenic views around�Lake Almanor.

Proceeds from this event are invested in organized recreation in the Lake Almanor Basin and provide support for the Chester/Lake Almanor Chamber of Commerce. This ride is known for having the friendliest volunteers, best food, and most beautiful scenery in Northern California.

CENTURY RIDE (108 MILES) This is a relatively easy ride by century standards. It takes you around Lake Almanor and through the peaceful Indian Valley. Approximately 3,200'�total elevation climb.

� METRIC CENTURY (56 MILES) This ride encompasses the entire Almanor Basin. It is recommended for the cyclist who desire a challenging loop without the distance and the bigger climbs found in the full century ride. Approximately 1,500' total elevation climb.�

� HALF METRIC CENTURY (33 MILES) Take your time and enjoy the mountain vistas and the clean air. This is the ride for those wanting a nice leisurely ride lakeside around Lake Almanor, the blue jewel on the North Fork of the Feather River. Approximately 600' total elevation climb.

Annual Century ride on the best cycling roads along the East Bay Hills of San Francisco. 80 or 100 or 125 miles; 6000, 8000 or 10,000 feet of climbing. Very scenic and beautiful route; well-supported by Cherry City Cyclists; great final training for the Death Ride. Read what previous riders say about it at http://www.cherrycitycyclists.org/bob_main/pages/bob_riderfeedback.htm