Sequim's World Class Lavender Farms & the beautiful Olympic Discovery Trail
Ride Headquarters
Sequim Boys & Girls Club
400 W Fir St
Sequim, WA 98382
Join us in Sequim on August 4, 2018 for the 6th annual Tour de Lavender, the Olympic Peninsula’s premier cycling event.
It’s more than a ride…It’s an Experience!
You’ll visit the world-renowned lavender farms of “America’s Provence” as you take in scenery you won’t find anywhere else. Picturesque vistas of the snow-capped Olympic Mountains on one side, the deep summer blue expanse of the Salish Sea on the other, and all around you the pastoral prairie-lands of the Sequim Dungeness Valley.
The Tour has something for all cyclists:
We’ve simplified registration for 2018 with a single fee: $60 ($15 for kids under 12). Register online before July 21 and it’s only $50 ($10 for kids under 12). Of course, you can also register in person on the day of the event at the Event Headquarters (the start/finish at the Boys & Girls Club, 400 West Fir Street in Sequim).
The Tour de Lavender jerseys for 2018 are newly designed and available for purchase in the shop on our new website, www.tourdelavender.com. Order before August 1 and you can pick it up at check-in.
For 2018 there’s an After-Ride Celebration Party where you can relax with friends and family - and hope to win one of a number of great door prizes that we’ll be giving away! (Stay tuned for further details.)
See the website, www.tourdelavender.com, for additional information.
Early registration through July 21st receives a $10 discount off the event fee. Online registration ends on Monday night, July 30. Day-of registrations will be accepted at the start of the ride in Sequim on Saturday morning, August 4.
Register Now! Please note that registration fees are nonrefundable.
Our partners: Sequim Lavender Farmers Association, Sequim Spoke Folk Cycling Club, Women on Wheels (WOW), Easy Riders, Bike Garage, Olympic Peninsula Visitor's Bureau, City of Sequim.
A significant portion of the proceeds from every Tour de Lavender go to support the Olympic Discovery Trail and other local nonprofit cycling organizations.