The Ride to Defeat ALS: Iron Horse Trail is a one-day gravel ride event designed to appeal to anyone who wants to challenge ALS and themselves! We offer a 70-mile route (metric century PLUS) that is an out-and-back starting and ending at the Dru Bru in Cle Elum. We also offer a mostly downhill 35-mile route which starts at the Dru Bru in Snoqualmie Pass and ends in Cle Elum. If you want you can do something in-between if you start in Cle Elum and turn around whenever you feel ready! We also have the option for guests to attend and purchase a meal and drinks at the finish line festival hosted by Dru Bru in Cle Elum!
Every participant can count on support from start to finish with rest stops, and route monitors. Upon completing your ride or walk, you will be welcomed back by a cheering crowd and finish line festivities that include live entertainment, a delicious lunch, and more.
Location: Dru Bru, Cle Elum
Registration Fee Schedule
Each participant will pay a registration fee to secure their place in the Ride to Defeat ALS: Iron Horse Trail. This registration fee helps pay for some of the expenses incurred to participate in the event and does not count toward the individual fundraising minimum requirement of $180.
All Riders (joining us IN PERSON):
March 1 - April 15: $45
April 16 - May 31: $60
June 1 - July 15: $75
July 16 - July 31: $99
Ride-Day Registration (Aug 3): $125
*Online registration will be closed on Aug 1 and 2
Lunch Guests:
Guests not riding can attend and purchase lunch and drinks at Dru Bru.
Volunteers: Free
Persons with ALS and Caregivers: Free, please contact rideironhorse@als.org for special registration code.
Virtual Participants (those unable to attend the in-person event): Free
*IMPORTANT NOTE: In the event that we have to pivot entirely to a virtual event in 2024 or cancel the event for any reason, registration fees will be converted into a meaningful donation and will be counted toward that participant's fundraising total.
Fundraising Minimum
All riders 18 and older are required to raise a minimum of $180 in donations, in addition to their registration fee, by the day of the event (August 3, 2024). Fundraising for The ALS Association is a very direct way of supporting our mission, and with each person you ask to support you, you are also spreading important awareness for ALS. Fundraising is easy and fun -- and we are here to help you get started and to surpass this fundraising goal! If you are a first-time fundraiser or are interested in learning more, check out our Fundraising Tips and Tools. Our staff is another resource for you and we will be here for you at every step of the way! Don't hesitate to email us at rideironhorse@als.org and we can come up with a fundraising plan together!
Rental Bikes
Details about bike rental partner coming soon!
URLs:
Tickets: https://go.evvnt.com/2283558-0?pid=5274
Website: https://go.evvnt.com/2283558-2?pid=5274
Date and Time: On Sat, 03 Aug 2024 at 07:00 - Sat, 03 Aug 2024 at 14:00
Venue details: Dru Bru - Cle Elum, 1015 East 2nd Street, Cle Elum, Washington, 98922, United States
Category: Sports / Leisure | Cycling | Mountain Biking
Price:
General Admission: USD 45.00
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