Experience a true Cyclists' Weekend! Cycle the beautiful Olympic Peninsula on a unique Metric Century Plus ride. Starting in downtown Sequim, you will quickly leave the traffic behind and experience the pastoral rural roads of the Sequim Dungeness Valley as you cycle the world-loved lavender farms and head west on the Olympic Discovery Trail to the Port Angeles waterfront before completing the loop back to Sequim. 

For recreational riders, the Family Fun Ride among the Sequim lavender farms can be customized to meet the ability and endurance levels of all ages.

Regardless of which ride you select, you will experience a fantastic cycling experience. See the website for additional information.

Registration for the Metric Century Plus ride is from 7 a.m. to noon on Saturday, August 1, 2015. The registration fee includes a biking cap (first come, first served based on registration date), water bottle, and lavender gift. To purchase a custom ride jersey, be sure to select the appropriate size on the registration form. This is a supported ride. 

Want more? Challenge yourself on Sunday, August 2nd, by riding up Hurricane Ridge in the "Ride the Hurricane" event for a "Pedal Power Weekend." See the website for details.

Want an easier ride? Bringing the family? Everyone can participate in the Family Fun Ride on Saturday and/or Sunday. Starting from the Sequim Ride Headquarters, explore the Olympic Discovery Trail, the Sequim-Dungeness Valley, and Sequim's world-loved heritage lavender farms. This ride covers up to 35 miles with several shorter options provided. Start time for the Family Fun Ride is between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. each day. The registration fee for the Family Fun Ride includes a t-shirt (first come first served based on registration date), water bottle, lavender gift, and specials on each lavender farm. Children under 12 ride for only $10. 

Sponsored by: Sequim Lavender Farmers Association, Sequim Spoke Folk Cycling Club, Women on Wheels (WOW), Easy Riders, Mike's Bikes, Bike Garage, Olympic Peninsula Visitor's Bureau, City of Sequim. 

A portion of the proceeds from the rides will be donated to the Peninsula Trails Coalition in support of the Olympic Discovery Trail.