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"This is the land of '10,000 Haystacks', colossal bull elk, and magnificent brown trout feasting on bird-sized salmonflies."

BIKE RIDES & LINKS

UPCOMING RIDES IN OR AROUND WESTERN MT

8 Lakes Leg Aches- [website]


Bike For Shelter, Missoula- [website]
Benefit event for Watson Children's Shelter in Missoula, MT.

CHaFE 150- [website]
One day 150-mile ride around the Scotchman's Peak proposed wilderness area. The ride starts at Coldwater Creek headquarters in Sandpoint, ID then along the northern shore of Lake Pend Oreille and east into Montana. The ride is a benefit event for the Ready! For Kindergarten program run by the Panhandle Alliance for Education.

Double Divide- [website]
Enjoy two days of cycling 139 miles (83 miles the first day, 56 miles the second) through rolling hills, tranquil valleys and challenging mountain passes.

Ecology Center Classic- [website]
The ECC is a National Racing Calendar event. Cash purse.

Grizzly Triathlon- [website]
Montana's largest Triathlon! - 1,000 yd swim, 20k Bike, 5k Run. This is being put on agin by the University of Montana Triathlon Club and the University of Montana.

Park-2-Park- [website]
Park-2-Park Montana is a multi-day bicycle ride in support of CASA of Montana, an organization that represents abused and neglected children in the court system. The goal is to raise money as well as awareness and publicity for CASA of Montana and CASA programs statewide.

The ride is planned for Sept. 1-5, 2008. The route will take cyclists from the KOA campground in St. Mary – on the eastern side of Glacier National Park – down along US 89 through Dupuyer, Choteau, Great Falls, White Sulphur Springs and Livingston and conclude at Gardiner near Yellowstone National Park. The route is approximately 400 miles, with daily ride distances of 55-100 miles. Riders will gather at the St. Mary KOA on Sunday, Aug. 31

STOKR: Scenic Tour of Kootenai River- [website]


TOSRV- West: Tour of Swan River Valley- [website]


BIKING RELATED LINKS

Adventure Cycling
Adventure Cycling is a non-profit organization. Mission is promoting the bicycle as a means of adventure, exploration, and discovery.

Backcountry Racks


Baddlands Cycling, Spokane


Cascade Bicycle Club
Seattle based bicycling club "Creating a Better Community Through Bicycling."


Five Valley Velo / Team Stampede
Team Stampede / Five Valley Velo is a triathlon, mountain biking and road bike racing team based in Missoula, MT.  The team boasts nationally ranked athletes along with local athletes who enjoy running, biking and swimming as competitively as possible.

Levi Leipheimer
The Man

LIMB (Low Impact Mountain Bicyclists of Missoula)
Limb is a nonprofit organization supported through memberships.  Essentially a mountain biking club made up of community members that stay involved in local mountain biking issues.

Missoula Bicycleworks


Missoula Bike Pedestrian Office
Missoula's Bicycle/Pedestrian program.  Contains current Newsletter for Walk n Roll, bicycle safety laws, license form and much more.

Missoula in Motion
Missoula In Motion is a program designed to help local businesses, institutions and individuals address transportation issues within the Missoula community. It is all a way of reducing traffic and improving air quality while saving everyone time and money.

Missoula's Way to Go Club
Membership is FREE! Way to Go! Club members walk, bicycle, ride the bus, car or vanpool, telecommute from home or compress their work schedule to eliminate traffic congestion, reduce pollution, save money and gain great satisfaction from helping the community.

Montana Cycling
Website For Competitive Cycling in Montana. Current race results are posted here.

Payden Memorial Foundation - Blazing Saddles III Ride
The Payden Memorial Foundation is a community based non-profit organization that is dedicated to improving the lives of individuals, families and groups living with children who have been touched by cancer.

Blazing Saddles is a bike ride through the Bridger Mountains and the scenic Shield's Valley with the option to ride 100, 70, 45 or 30 miles. Ride benefits the Payden Memorial Foundation.

Sapphire Physical Therapy


Spokane Bicycle Club