Join us for the North Bay’s premier recreational cycling event!
Cruise the scenic Sonoma County backroads, enjoy the easy riding of the Santa Rosa plain, the rolling West County pasturelands, the towering redwoods and, of course, miles of verdant vineyards! Along the way, fuel your ride with opulently-stocked rest stops staffed by welcoming volunteers and, at the end, enjoy a catered meal and choice of beverage while you relax with your old friends and make new ones. All amid the scenic splendor of the Sonoma County Wine Country!
2026 WCC 28-miler (45km)
(with option for up to 35 miles)
The WCC 28-miler is a relatively flat and modest ride intended for families and casual recreational cyclists. This route usually closer to 35 miles but shorter this year due to the closure of Wohler Bridge. Riders looking for a few more miles and hills can take a right on Bailhache Avenue (see info on the cue sheet) for an out-and-back of up to seven miles. On rejoining the route, you’ll enjoy the lovely and shaded new rest stop at Veteran’s Memorial Park in Healdsburg. The 28-mile route has about 773’ of ascending.
2026 WCC 100km (62 miles)
The WCC 100km (“Metric”) Century is designed for more ambitious recreational riders looking for a good workout. This year’s route avoids the closure of Wohler Bridge (for upgrading, we’re pleased to say!) and clocks in at about 61 miles. Enjoy your breaks at three rest stops, the first of which is a new location at the lovely and shaded Veteran’s Memorial Beach Park. This route has about 2,548’ of ascending.
2026 WCC Century (100 miles)
The WCC Century is intended for fit riders trained for the distance. This year’s route avoids the closure of Wohler Bridge (for upgrading, we’re pleased to say!) and clocks in at about 99 miles. Enjoy your breaks at four rest stops, the first of which is Monte Rio, famous for hot quesadillas and coffee. Your second stop will be at West Wohler, followed by Warm Springs Dam for sandwiches made to order. Alexander Valley School rest stop will give you a short break on your last leg to the finish.This route has about 4,650’ of ascending.