Cycle Chelan: Century Challenge / Cycle de Vine

  • 24 Jun 2017
  • Lake Chelan, Washington


CENTURY CHALLENGE

The 2017 Chelan Century Challenge is a cloverleaf design passing through orchards and vineyards into the mountainous terrain surrounding Lake Chelan; one of the world’s most spectacular glacial carved lakes with some of Washington State’s most impressive scenery. Each leaf is completely different – Loop 1 is 29.9 miles in length with an elevation gain of 2359ft, Loop 2 is 40.8 miles long with an elevation gain of 4313ft and Loop 3 is 34.6 miles long with an elevation gain of 2937ft. Each loop combines challenging hills with captivating scenery. The ride is 105.3 miles with a total elevation gain is 9,609ft of (depending on your individual GPS and riding style). The signature climb is McNeil Canyon – this climb is 6 miles long starting at 850ft and finishing at 3100ft. It is rated as a “Cat 1” climb. Riders are required to complete all three loops in sequence, but are free to ride only the first loop or the first and second loop if they wish.

CYCLE DE VINE

Following the success of the 2016 Chelan Cycle de Vine the 2017 ride will again include a trip across the lake.  This experience was extremely well received by all riders. Gone is the need to ride out along the north shore or south shore then back into Lake Chelan.  The lake crossing will of course be subject to weather conditions.  The ride has become a circular tour of the beautiful Lake Chelan Valley. Your ride will begin and end in Don Morse Park in downtown Chelan as always.

http://www.centuryride.com/

http://cyclechelan.com/

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