ATTENTION CYCLISTS
DO NOT rely on cue sheets provided by ridewithgps.com. This site is perfect for understanding elevation profiles and
general route information, but we have made several small tweaks to the route for beauty and construction issues.
Please use the cue sheet we provide the morning of the event. If you download these for gps, do so at your own risk. You'll want to augment their use with our cue sheets
and the pavement markings on the course.
On this beautiful fall ride, you'll pass through Yamhill valley wineries, glimpse breathtaking views of Mt. Hood & the coast range, and find yourself in unexpected places right outside city centers. Each route enjoys a rest stop at Montinore Vineyard where $5 cash gets you a tasting of 5 out of all 16 of their wine selections. See something you like? Purchase it on the spot and we'll haul it back to the start line for you.
A scenic, relatively flat course scattered with heart pumping climbs and descents (Just under 4000 ft. overall elevation gain). After lunch, enjoy a peaceful ride on the Canby Ferry. The shorter daylight hours and afternoon headwind makes the century a fun way to test your season’s training by maintaining a recommended 12-15-mph pace. Riders must depart lunch stop at mile 42 by 12:30pm to do the full century. You can easily opt at mile 43 for the shorter, but just as beautiful, 75-mile route - particularly if you choose to relax at the winery earlier in the day!
Rest stops include:
Circle rolling-hill-laden Chehalem Mountain with colorful autumn landscapes (3000 ft. total elevation gain). If you are feeling extra strong, you may opt for the full century at mile 43 by 12:30pm.
Rest stops include:
Hillside Bible Church
Montinore Estate Winery
Ewing Young Elementary School
Edy Ridge Elementary School
The 45 mile route is gorgeous, relatively flat, and perfect for a fall day (1200 ft. elevation gain). Make your stop at Montinore, enjoy the views, and pedal back to a great finish line party!
Rest stops include:
Tricycles big & small, wheelchairs, strollers, walkers, and those who have mastered the art of riding a two-wheeled bike, but aren't prepared, willing, or able to pedal across four counties - this one is for you! Designed with inclusive participation for all in mind, this 3-mile course includes safe routes starting and ending at Washington County Fairgrounds. A rest stop with accessible bathrooms is provided half-way at Bicentennial park.
Course Marking
Each course is marked with the signature Harvest Century Jack-O-Henry’s (like Dan Henry pavement markings – only better). Each rider is also provided with a cue-sheet & map to follow the route.
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