We're excited to have the Land Trust as our beneficiary and partner in working to protect our natural and historic landscapes, both public and private, to make Southeast Tennessee a better place to live, work and play!

This event would not be possible without the generosity of our hosts at the Sequatchie County - Dunlap Chamber of Commerce. Big thanks to all of the communities throughout the Valley and Plateau for their support in making Cycle Sequatchie happen!

Our friends at Cycle Sport will once again provide professional SAG support throughout the ride!

We're excited to have Owen Cyclery on the team this year to provide first-class SAG support during the ride. Look for their table at the expo too!

Look to the pros at REI Chattanooga for bike support before, during and after the ride!

With experience working athletic events of all kinds (including top-level Ironman competitions), this gifted group of licensed massage therapists brings their A-game to every event they work, and we couldn't be more excited to have them on hand to apply their magic touch to our participants - and spectators too!

Not only will our friends at the Brew Market & Beer Garden be serving our favorite beers from Hutton & Smith, Heaven & Ale and Oddstory at the post-ride lunch, but they will also offer a couple of custom brews made just for our event!

Big thanks to our friends at Chambliss for their continued support of cycling events in the Chattanooga tri-state region and for their contribution of gift cards to Cycle Sport for our Cumberland K.O.M. Challenge winners!

With close to 20 years of experience in a variety of massage techniques and health practices, Celeste Cyr can give your body just what it needs. In addition to donating a pair of massages for our Cumberland K.O.M. Challenge winners, she's also giving a 5% discount to anyone who references Cycle Sequatchie when booking a massage!

Drawing on her years of experience as one of Atlanta’s top-reviewed estheticians, Sharon Morejon now offers a variety of premium services at her day spa in Chattanooga. She's also generously offered up a free 60-minute facial as one of our Cumberland K.O.M. Challenge prizes!

Based in South Pittsburg (the southern end of Sequatchie Valley), Lodge has been providing quality cookware since the late 1800's. Their commitment to family roots shows in their sponsorship of local events like the National Cornbread Festival and Cycle Sequatchie. Look for their outdoor cookware at the Expo and in our Cumberland K.O.M. Challenge prizes, and go visit the factory store in South Pittsburg!

Known for their bold designs and high quality gloves (and now other cycling apparel!), Chattanooga-based HandUp Gloves is a huge supporter of local events. For Cycle Sequatchie, they're offering some fun gloves as prizes for our "off-the-podium" K.O.M. winners!

We like local craft brewer Heaven & Ale so much that we're not only serving their beer at the post-ride lunch, but, thanks to their generosity, we'll also be offering their beer as one of our K.O.M. prizes!

The Southeast Tennessee Tourism Association promotes sustainable tourism in rural Southeast Tennessee and played an important role in making this event possible. Check out SoutheastTennessee.com to get ideas for your next vacation in our beautiful neck of the woods!

A leader in both all-natural sustainable farming practices and in conservation in the region, Sequatchie Cove Farm provides high quality meats, produce and cheeses, and we couldn't be happier to have their help in showing off how good the Valley tastes! Get a first-hand look at how the farm operates and have a carefully prepared lunch there on the grounds by signing up for the Sunday tour when you register for the ride!

Good Southern comfort food and fantastic desserts have made the Cookie Jar Cafe one of our favorite places to refuel after riding in the Valley. So when we put this ride together, we knew the Cookie Jar Cafe would have to be part of the post-ride meal. One bite of the coconut cream pie and you'll know why!

The Wheeler family has been sustainably operating their orchard and vineyard for over 40 years, and we are proud to showcase their top-shelf fresh-squeezed cider at our farmers' feast! Located just up on the road on the Cumberland Plateau, the orchard is definitely worth a visit!

Take advantage of wellness on the go with our friends at THE MASAJ, offering in-room massage services from licensed massage therapists pre- and post-ride. Registrants will receive $5 off! (Ask us for the coupon code.)

High Point not only provides a convenient (and incredibly diverse!) training gym for rock climbing, but it also promotes rock climbing excursions and competitions in beautiful places like Sequatchie Valley and the Cumberland Plateau.

Looking for motivation to train for the event? Maybe one of the 30 beers and ciders at the Tap House can help! Look for Cycle Sequatchie training rides this summer starting and (most importantly) finishing at the Tap House.

Special thanks to the volunteers from the Sequatchie County Auxiliary Communications Service for helping keep our cyclists safe and accounted for during the ride.

The newest and fastest-growing club in the Chattanooga region, Southern Velo is home to cyclists of all stripes - racers and recreationalists alike. No matter what you ride or why you ride, you'll enjoy the "veloship" of your fellow cyclists at Southern Velo!

Proud to "whine like a man" for more than 20 years, Chattanooga's own Team Bubba specializes in suffer-fest rides and ridiculous nicknames. Check out their weekly rides at BeaBubba.com.

Coming in from out-of-town for the ride and want to ship your bike? Check out our custom page with Bike Flights for details on how easy it can be!