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COVID-19 UPDATE: These are some of the things we are doing to keep everyone safe for TDW 2020

• Face covering required at registration and break stations
• In person registration will be outside with lines kept 6' apart
• Hand sanitizer will be available at all break stations and registration
• Registration and break stations will be cleaned regularly
• Break station volunteers will be wearing masks
• Pre- packaged food and water will be available at break stations

2020 Tour de Whidbey is on Saturday, August 15th.    POWER - Perimeter of Whidbey Endurance Route is back for it's third year, the ultimate cycling challenge! 10,000 feet of climbing over 162 miles of magnificent scenery on Whidbey Island.  Of course we still offer the Whidbey Century, 67 Mile, Half Century, 33 Mile, and Family Friendly Fun Ride.

Ride begins in the Coupeville High School Commons. Power Riders check in at 5:30am, all other riders check in at 7:00am. Family riders can check in as late as 11:00am.

501 South Main Street, Coupeville 

More info about Rider Packet pick-up to come....

 

 

Event details and schedule

*Riders have several routes to choose from, each with a hospitality break-station every 10-12 miles:

• Whidbey Power-162 mile route around the perimeter of North and South Whidbey
• Century-100 mile
• Metric Century Plus-67 mile 
• Half Century-50 mile
• Half Metric Century-33 mile
• A family-friendly 10 mile route 

 

GUIDELINES FOR POWER RIDE!

 The POWER ride will challenge the most seasoned cyclist on some of Whidbey Islands’ premiere coastal roads. Prepare yourself for a grueling and rewarding 162 mile ride around the perimeter of scenic Whidbey Island. Without the aid of any mountain passes, this route still manages almost 11k ft of elevation as we climb and descend the bluffs and kettles of the island. Rolling through breathtaking landscapes, views of both the Cascade and Olympic Mt ranges, rural coastal settings, picturesque towns, and quiet roads, your ride will leave you breathless in more ways than one. Riders for the POWER route will leave Coupeville promptly at 6:00am, and are required to have headlight/taillights. Upon completion, you will be welcomed back into Coupeville with food and beverages (beer or other) and a part of just a small group of individuals who have completed this incredible route! Once on course you are considered on a private excursion, and are responsible for any assistance or support during the ride. YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOU! Please obey the rules of the road at all times. You will be riding on public roads with course markings, use your head and stay safe. The EVENT SPONSORS, ORGANIZERS, PROMOTERS, STAFF and anyone having anything to do with this event ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR SAFETY OR WELL BEING. We cannot stress this strongly enough. The Tour De Whidbey offers shorter route options that cater to all cycling levels. Please plan/train ahead of time if you decide to take on the POWER route. We look forward to seeing you at the finish line!

 

2019 Tour de Whidbey routes/maps are available at the following link...stay tuned for 2020 maps:

https://ridewithgps.com/events/96338-2019-tour-de-whidbey-and-power-ride#routes/26829690/preview

For more information about the ride and the WhidbeyHealth Foundation, please visit:

www.tourdewhidbey.org

Have questions? Please contact Heather Zustiak at [email protected]