June 13-17, 2027Telluride, CO
Four (4) days of unforgettable cycling through the dramatic landscapes of the Glacier National Park region.
SAG Support
Dedicated support vehicles provide mechanical assistance, rider transportation, and additional support throughout each day's ride.
Aid Stations
Strategically located aid stations offer hydration, nutrition, and a welcoming place to refuel along the route.
First Response Medical
Trained medical personnel provide first-response care and coordinate additional medical assistance when necessary.
Logistics Support
Our experienced team manages daily operations, route logistics, and rider communications so you can focus on cycling.
Our tours are built around unforgettable routes, incredible destinations, and the freedom to enjoy every mile.
Tours are logistically supported cycling routes, not organized events. Support includes SAG, first-response medical, gear transport, aid stations, and access to public facilities for meals and restrooms.
Cyclists are considered self-supported, rear tail lights are required, and navigation is exclusively through Ride with GPS. All routes depart from Wild Coffee Company (309 Central Ave). Rider orientation details will be shared two weeks prior.
June 06, 2027Arrival & Orientation
Join the SCS team from 4:00–6:00 PM at Blackstar Brewery (2 Central Ave, Whitefish, MT) for rider check-in. Pick up your rider goodies and identification wristband, meet the team, and get a preview of the incredible routes ahead.
We can't wait to welcome you to Whitefish and kick off an unforgettable week of cycling!
Check-In4:00 – 6:00pm
Route Orientations5:00 - 6:00pm
June 07, 2027Whitefish Resort & Swift Creek | 28.8 mi + 2,469'
We head for Whitefish Mountain Resort, climbing steadily into quiet forest roads and alpine terrain. This shorter but punchy route rewards riders with cool mountain air, winding pavement, and classic Montana scenery. Swift Creek delivers a peaceful finish as we roll back toward town, making this an ideal introduction to the region with just the right amount of climbing.
June 08, 2027Glacier Nat'l Park | 106.1 + 4,488’
This ride is a true bucket-list experience as we enter Glacier National Park and pedal through one of the most dramatic landscapes in North America. Towering peaks, glacial valleys, and pristine alpine lakes surround us as we trace iconic park roads. With long, steady miles and unforgettable views in every direction, this is classic big-day Montana riding at its finest.
Don’t let the mileage intimidate you! This out-and-back route offers the flexibility to turn around early, making it easy to tailor the ride to your comfort level and goals. Ride as far as you like and enjoy the journey!
June 09, 2027Big Fork Loop | 81.6 mi + 2,546'
This classic loop carries us south from Whitefish toward the artsy lakeside town of Bigfork, tracing the shores of Flathead Lake and rolling through quiet Montana backroads. Expect long, flowing miles, expansive lake views, and gentle climbs that keep the day engaging without being overwhelming. A true Montana loop that balances distance, scenery, and rhythm.
June 10, 2027West Valley | 53.6 mi + 2,013'
Explore Whitefish’s scenic West Valley, where quiet country roads wind through open farmland, rolling hills, and sweeping mountain views. With gentle terrain and classic Montana scenery, this route offers a beautiful day in the saddle.
QUESTIONS + ANSWERS
Each cycling pod includes a roaming SAG vehicle, first-response medical support, gear transport, and mobile aid stations. Our team handles the logistics so you can focus on the ride.
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What support is included?
Our tours are logistically supported, but cyclists are considered self-supported. Riders should carry adequate food, water, tools, and appropriate clothing. Our team will be on route to assist as needed.
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Are these fully supported rides?
All rides depart from Wild Coffee Co. (309 Central Ave, Whitefish) at 7:45 AM. Please arrive 15–30 minutes early for breakfast, gear loading, and our safety briefing.
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Where do rides start?
All routes are provided exclusively through Ride With GPS. Cyclists must bring a compatible navigation device and download the finalized routes before riding.
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How do I navigate the routes?
Yes! Gear transport is included, and cyclists may bring a day bag aboard our roaming SAG vehicle. We recommend waterproofing personal belongings.
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Is gear transport included?
Yes. Cyclists entering Glacier National Park must have a valid entrance pass. Annual and interagency passes are accepted. Additional entry requirements will be communicated before the tour.
Do I need a Glacier National Park pass?
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Tap your helmet twice to signal our roaming SAG team. For urgent matters, call (303) 246-2861. Cell coverage can be limited, so satellite communication capability is recommended.
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What happens if I need assistance?
Yes! To maintain an intimate, well-supported experience, cycling pods are limited to 50–75 riders. Space is limited, and early registration is encouraged.