
Ride Day
September 21, 2025
Let’s do it!!!
Where?
Start & Finish at The Butler
40 Butler St. Saugatuck, MI 49453
Lunch will be served at The Butler
When?
Sunday, September 21, 2025
Packet pick up at Butler Pavilion starts at 8:30AM
40 mile riders should start no later than 10AM
26 mile riders start no later than 11AM
10 mile riders should plan to start late morning
Rain or shine event
Follow the color of your ride!
10 mile = TBD
26 mile = TBD
40 mile = TBD
What to bring:
Bike
Helmet
Water Bottle
ID
A few extra ride tips:
Make good decisions
Wear sunscreen if it’s a sunny morning
Drink plenty of water
SAG
There will be tech support along the course if needed.
Look for SAG vehicles or call 517-862-0770
We hope to have a bike shop on site the day of the ride if you have any questions!
Rest Stops & Aid Stations
Each route includes one or more aid stations with bathrooms, light snacks to fuel your ride, water, and gatorade.
Medical Aid
We will have volunteer health care professionals on site if you need any minor medical attention.
For medical emergencies, dial 911
Safety
Helmets must be worn by all riders.
Riders must obey all traffic rules & laws
Michigan law requires cyclists to ride as close to the right as possible & no more than 2 riders wide
We recommend riding single file for best safety practices!
The Routes
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10 Mile Ride
Starting and ending at The Butler in Saugatuck this ride takes you along South Lakeshore with views of Lake Michigan, the outskirts of Douglas, and back in to town! This ride includes one aid station along the way.
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26 Mile Ride
Starting and ending at The Butler this ride starts out the same as the 10 mile with views of Lake Michigan then continues along the Kalamazoo River. There are some picturesque views of the countryside, a small loop around Hutchins Lake up in to New Richmond before heading back in to town along Old Allegan Road. This route includes two aid stations.
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40 Mile Ride
Starting and ending at The Butler this ride follows much of the 26 mile route but veers off at Old Allegan Road towards Holland. There are even more peaceful countryside roads, along Gilligan Lake and back towards Saugatuck. This route includes two aid stations.