Day 1
The Century. Our ride starts at the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health in Downtown Las Vegas and immediately takes cyclist south down the famous Las Vegas Strip and past the “Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas” sign. Don’t forget to stop for a photo opportunity!  Once past this highly entertaining portion of the ride, the route really gets moving heading west towards Spring Valley and then going north making its way to Hwy 159. Up until this point the route has been at a gradual incline but it’s here where the real challenge begins.  The route climbs up Hwy 159 and into Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area. As cyclist ride up the most challenging portion of the route, a 1000 ft climb in 5 miles (miles 36-41), they will enjoy the views of the structural details of the massive sandstone cliffs found within the park.  Mile 41 marks the high point of the Century Ride and from here transitions into a downhill grade until the end. Following the Red Rock Canyon loop, the route backtracks down Hwy 159 and then makes its way north through Summerlin and heads east towards North Las Vegas. The route finishes heading back west towards Downtown Las Vegas and ends back at the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health. 

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The 65 Miler (Metric Century). The 65 mile route offers the same challenges as the Century, but with 35 less miles. This route duplicates the Century ride into Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area. Once cyclists complete the Red Rock Canyon loop they backtrack down Hwy 159 to find their final rest stop before heading back towards the finish festival. Cyclists break off from the Century riders to take a straight shot, nice and smooth downhill ride back on Alta Dr. all the way to then end at the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health.

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The 30 Miler. Our 30 mile option is perfect for activity-oriented family riders. Starting at the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center, the route goes down the famous, fun and entertaining Las Vegas Strip and past the “Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas” sign. Don’t forget to stop for a photo opportunity!  Riders enjoy the same route at the Century route and 65 Miler route until just past the first rest stop then breaks away going north through Spring Valley up to Alta Drive. From Alta Drive, cyclist head east back to the finish. 

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Day 2
The 50 Miler. After taking on a challenging, scenic and fun ride on the first day, cyclists have earned a less challenging, but not entirely easy, ride on the second day. The second day’s route starts by going straight up Boulder Hwy to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. Cyclists will make their way northeast toward and around beautiful Lake Las Vegas enjoying a panoramic view of the Las Vegas Strip. They will then head back toward the city with a rest stop at Sam Boyd Stadium, home of University of Las Vegas Rebels! The last stop for the day will be back at the finish festival to celebrate their weekend’s accomplishment.

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The 30 Miler. The essentially flat 30 mile route follows the 50 mile route on Boulder Hwy all the way to the first rest stop. They will then head back toward the city with a rest stop at Sam Boyd Stadium, home of University of Las Vegas Rebels! The last stop for the day will be back at the finish festival to celebrate their weekend’s accomplishment.

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