April
April showers bring May flowers. Not to mention drier bike rides.
April rides
April 5, 2026
This year’s theme, Wheels in Motion, is all about embracing the ride, enjoying the journey, and keeping the momentum going all season long. Whether you're looking for a scenic adventure, a personal challenge, or a fun family outing, the Daffodil Classic has something for everyone.
April 12, 2026
An epic day on the bike, riding a well thought out, well marked course. A super cool Gran Fondo Ephrata souvenir, and well stocked aid stations to refuel at. Times of all finishers will be posted for bragging rights.
Tulip Pedal
Date TBD
Details TBD
April 25, 2026
Celebrate Trails Day is an annual springtime celebration of America’s trails. Each year, on the fourth Saturday of April, Rails to Trails Conservancy (RTC) invites everyone to celebrate by getting outside to experience the joy and impact of the country’s trails.
April 25, 2026
Tour de Lopez is an annual, non-competitive bicycle ride that showcases the natural beauty and welcoming community of Lopez Island—often called “the Friendly Isle” of Washington’s San Juan archipelago. Whether you’re up for a leisurely coastal cruise or a challenging hill climb, our routes cater to every type of cyclist. With routes ranging from roughly 5 to 31 miles, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
April 26, 2026
Biking around Camano Island - and ending with friends at a brewpub - is what makes this a classic. McClinchy offers beautiful water and mountain views plus lots of climbing in the revised 100-mile century route. There's also a metric century (65 mile), an island perimeter (50 mile), and a half island (35 mile) option.
April 26, 2026
For half a century, the Monster Cookie has marked the official start of the spring biking season for cycling enthusiasts. As the first large-scale event ride of the year, it has become a beloved tradition for riders eager to shake off winter and embrace the open roads of Oregon’s Willamette Valley. For the third consecutive year, the adventure begins at McNary High School, continuing the event’s story.
The Monster Cookie continues to offer participants a unique chance to experience the natural beauty of the Willamette Valley. On clear days, riders are treated to breathtaking views of four majestic Cascade peaks, creating a backdrop that is both inspiring and memorable. The route meanders through lush farmland, rolling hills, and charming small towns, ensuring every mile is filled with picturesque scenery.