EARLY: $60 thru Memorial Day (May 26)

REGULAR: $75 thru Labor Day (Sept 1)

LATE: $85 thru Sept 29 (no t-shirt)

Last day for Online Registration is Sept 29.

PACKET PICK-UP: $95 Oct 2nd & Oct 3rd (no t-shirt)

SAME DAY: $95 Oct 4th (no t-shirt)

The 15-mile route is only $35 no matter when you register!

After the ride, enjoy a farm-to-table buffet presented by the Lyndhurst Foundation featuring fresh food from local farms along with homemade cupcakes from Dunlap's Cookie Jar Cafe! (Thanks Citizens Tri-County Bank for sponsoring dessert!)

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Non-alcoholic beverages will be included with the lunch.

Everyone is welcome to join us for lunch! Ride registrants eat for FREE thanks to the generosity of the Lyndhurst Foundation! Non-registrants can pay on-site.

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If you would prefer to eat Oktoberfest brats & burgers, you can use your food ticket for those instead.

Lunch will be served from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Plan to be in Dunlap Friday afternoon, Oct 3rd, between 2:00 and 4:00 for the SPEED TRAP sprint contest on Church Street in front of the park where Cycle Sequatchie is held! Sprinters will race one at a time and will be clocked by the Dunlap Police Dept. The fastest speeds will be awarded prizes. Participation in the sprint contest is FREE and no registration is required. Take as many turns as you'd like! Click here for more info!

Our home base for the event is at the city park located at 209 Cedar Street in downtown Dunlap.

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All routes begin & end at this location, and the lunch buffet and Oktoberfest will be held there.

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There is plenty of free parking near the site! Click here for a map showing where to park.

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Please do not park in front of Citizens Tri-County Bank. Thank you!

THURSDAY, OCT 2: 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. (eastern time) at Owen Cyclery (1920 Northpoint Blvd, Hixson, TN 37343).

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FRIDAY, OCT 3: 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. (central time) at the event site in downtown Dunlap at 209 Cedar Street, Dunlap, TN 37327.

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SATURDAY, OCT 4: 6:00 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. (central time) at the event site in downtown Dunlap at 209 Cedar Street, Dunlap, TN 37327.

Massage available at the finish line with the very talented Carla Calitz! 

Have non-cycling friends or family interested in being a part of the action without riding a bike? We have plenty of fun volunteer opportunities (with benefits!) and would be happy to plug them in. Click here for more info!

• Well-Marked Routes

• Well-Stocked Rest Stops from Tower Community Bank, Chattanooga Bicycle Club, and Tennessee Tree Toppers.

• Professional SAG Support from Owen Cyclery, REI Chattanooga, and SAG Stop Service.

• Farm-to-Table Buffet presented by the Lyndhurst Foundation (or Oktoberfest brats & burgers)

• Local Craft Beer 

• Oktoberfest presented by Thrive Sequatchie

• Event T-Shirt (if registered by  Labor Day) sponsored by AFS Foundation Repair

• Prizes for Climbs sponsored by Village Volkswagen

Unwind after the ride with local craft beer! Beer is available for anyone 21 or older. Ride registrants get their first beer FREE! Non-registrants can pay on-site.

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Beer will be served from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Our bike ride coincides with Thrive Sequatchie's OKTOBERFEST at the same park as the ride both Friday and Saturday, October 3rd & 4th, with live music, beer & brats, plus plenty of vendors. So kick off the weekend early with Friday afternoon sprints followed by Oktoberfest, and then stick around after the ride for more Oktoberfest fun Saturday afternoon and into the evening!

The ride starts & finishes in downtown Dunlap (209 Cedar St, Dunlap, TN 37327) on Saturday, October 5th.

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80+ miles start at 7:00 a.m.

35+ miles start at 8:00 a.m.

15-mile starts at 9:00 a.m.

2-mile Kids Ride starts at 9:15 a.m.

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Please note that start times are CENTRAL TIME!

The base routes (15, 35, 50 & 80 miles) will be marked with both directional signs and green arrows painted on the pavement. All routes head out of Dunlap the same way as the 80-miler and return to Dunlap the same way as the 80-miler. The only difference between the routes is when they split off the 80-mile route and loop back. The places where the 15, 35 and 50-mile routes split off will be clearly marked with signs and painted asphalt.

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The three optional climbs (out & back spurs off of the base routes) will be marked with both directional signs and orange arrows painted on the pavement.

We'll have free coffee available before the ride on Saturday near packet pickup thanks to our friends at Game Shack Café!