The Century mass start is at 7:00AM at the Santa Fe Railyards, totals 107.3 miles and 5585’ of elevation. Info and registration are here: https://www.santafecentury.com/
Cost is $77 + fees, with a 10% discount available for active duty or veterans, fire, EMS, law enforcement by entering code HEROES2025.
Packet pickup is 5/16 & 17 from 2P-7P, 5/18 from 6A-9A.
No sign-in sheet- please text your miles to the ride leader for credit.
This ride is organized and led by an organization outside the control of the New Mexico Touring Society. It is listed here for the information of NMTS members and as an opportunity for members to join this ride individually or in groups. See the information provided by ride organizer for further details.
The Half-Century mass start is at 8:00AM at the Santa Fe Railyards, totals 55.4 miles and about 3000’ of elevation. Info and registration are here: https://www.santafecentury.com/
Cost is $76 + fees, with a 10% discount available for active duty or veterans, fire, EMS, law enforcement by entering code HEROES2025.
Packet pickup is 5/16 & 17 from 2P-7P, 5/18 from 6A-9A.
No sign-in sheet- please text your miles to the ride leader for credit.
This ride is organized and led by an organization outside the control of the New Mexico Touring Society. It is listed here for the information of NMTS members and as an opportunity for members to join this ride individually or in groups. See the information provided by ride organizer for further details.
Tour de Wyoming This is a 6 day ride of 400 miles and 20,000 feet of climbing. For information go to
[Tour de Wyoming](https://tourdewyoming.org). There is a lottery for this ride. If you want to do this ride you must enter your name in the lottery by February 28,2025. The web site explains how to do it. You can always back out of the ride if you change your mind. I registered under team New Mexico Touring Society. Cost is $325 + processing fees. They have a meal plan for 6 breakfasts and 5 dinners for $240. I had the meal plan last year.
It was definitely worth it. There are rest stops about every 25 miles. This is a camping tour. You set up your tent and tear it down. You load up your gear onto a truck and the organizers transport it to the next stop. If you don't want to camp you are on your own to find a motel or Abnb.
France and/or Spain in September
Two self-guided trips with RWGPS maps provided, all hotels, breakfasts and daily luggage transfers included. Rental bikes (including e-bikes) are available. We’re planning for “casual” riding with lots of stops for photo ops, re-grouping and exploring along the routes.
1. Bordeaux to Biarritz - SE/14 - 21 (6 riding days)
A virtually flat tour along the Southwest coast of France, rated “Easy to Moderate,” with an average daily distance of 33 miles and only 314’ of elevation.
https://cyclingcountry.com/bike-tour/bordeaux-biarritz-self-guided-bike-holiday/
2. Spain’s Green Coast - Bilbao to Ribadesella - SE/21 - 29 (7 riding days)
A more hilly tour along the Northwest coast of Spain begins in Bilbao, just a 2-3 hour bus ride from Biarritz for riders opting to do both tours. Rated “Moderate with Longer Hills,” the average daily distance is 27 miles with an elevation of 2050’.
https://cyclingcountry.com/bike-tour/spain-green-coast/
There are international airports in Bordeaux, Biarritz, and Bilbao. There is another in Asturias, Spain, a 65 mile transfer from Ribadesella where the Spain ride ends.
Please text or email me (ride leader) for a detailed itinerary, or questions/comments. If you sign up for either or both tours please make me aware so we can all keep in contact via our WhatsApp group.
This ride is organized and led by an organization outside the control of the New Mexico Touring Society. It is listed here for the information of NMTS members and as an opportunity for members to join this ride individually or in groups. See the information provided by ride organizer for further details.
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