We are in the process of compiling a comprehensive list of Women- Only Rides. If you know of such a ride, please contact us and let us know all about it. We would love to hear the details and add it to the list.

We are constantly trying to update this list so check back often!

Arizona

Girls Gone Riding Ride

Description: Join us for Arizona’s ONLY All-Women Bike Ride! Ride 15 miles, 30 miles or a metric century… All dollars raised benefit the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.

• 100km (62 miles) & 15 or 30 mile routes
• Gilbert, AZ.
• Saturday, February 20, 2010
• Website for sign-up

California

Princess Promenade

Description: This unique and inspiring event gives women and girls a fun, non-intimidating, ride along the beautiful American River Parkway bike trail with no cars, great food, wonderful entertainment, a challenging time trial, and a costume contest too! We offer training program and bike skills classes throughout the year to get you fit, trained, and ready for the annual Princess Promenade and exciting Princess Fitness Festival held at Discovery Park, Sacramento, CA

• Bike trail ride distances of 5k, 15 mile, 26 mile, 55 mile, and a Metric Century (64 miles)
• Sunday, October 3, 2010
• Discovery Park, Sacramento, CA
• Website

Velo de Femme: Great Western Bicycle Rally

Description: This is a beautiful 40-mile ride that includes a rest stop at the Sylvester Winery and an optional visit to the Templeton Farmer’s market. Enjoy the camaraderie of other women, get some on-road riding tips and attend a clinic.

• Women’s Fun Ride & Clinic (42 miles)
• Saturday, May 29, 2010
• Paso Robles, CA.
• Sponsored by the City of Paso Robles

• Website

Cinderella Classic

• 100km (62 miles)
• Saturday, April 10, 2010
• Pleasanton, California
• Sponsored by Valley Spokesmen Bicycle Touring Club
• Website

Colorado

Venus de Miles

Description: Venus de Miles is Colorado’s first and only all-women bike ride. The ride raises money for some very deserving students (Greenhouse Scholars), and is a great way to make new friends and have a good time.

• Variable distances: 65, 50 &  35 miles
• Sunday, August 29, 2010
• Longmont, CO.
• Website

Maine

9th Annual Women’s Ride

Description: Each summer the Bicycle Coalition of Maine hosts the Women’s Ride, along scenic routes in southern coastal Maine. This all-women ride offers something for riders of all levels. The 5 and 15 mile options provide a great opportunity for those who haven’t ridden bikes since childhood to rediscover the health benefits — and fun — of bicycling. The 25 and 50 mile routes give more seasoned cyclists the chance to go north along Merrymeeting Bay to the Brunswick area and down the Harpswell peninsula, before returning to Freeport for massage, yoga, food and celebration on the LL Bean campus. Proceeds from the Women’s Ride support the Bicycle Coalition’s education mission of teaching bike safety to schoolchildren across Maine.

Maryland

3rd Annual Wild Goose Chase

Description: Join us in October 2010 for a day of riding, eating, shopping and meeting new friends. The terrain is dead flat, the scenery is spectacular and the roads are quiet. It’s perfect for everyone from beginners just getting into the sport to seasoned pros who want some end of season miles to stretch their legs. Come the day before and enjoy kayaking and self-guided bike tours of the area.

• Sunday, October 17, 2010
• Cambridge,  Maryland
• Website
• Fundraiser: This one day bicycle tour for women takes place in and around Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge, in Cambridge, Maryland on the Eastern Shore. It’s a spectacular way to enjoy fall cycling while contributing to a great cause. In 2009, we raised $24,500 for the Refuge. We hope to raise $35,000 this year

North Carolina

Le Tour de Femme

Description: Le Tour de Femme is a women’s only full and half metric century bicycle ride in Cary, North Carolina. Le Tour de Femme is presented this year by Grab My Wheel to Benefit the Lance Armstrong Foundation and the local Angel Fund of Rex Hospital.

• Saturday, October 9, 2010
• 15 miles, 31.2 miles or 62.4 miles
• Cary, North Carolina
• Website

Pennsylvania

Girls With Gears: A Women’s Cycling Event

Description: The Girls With Gears Ride raises funds and awareness for CAROL For Heart. The mission of CAROL For Heart is to eradicate women’s heart disease through education. Heart disease is the #1 killer of women in the United States yet it can be prevented. Women need to be proactive in their own heart health.

• Varied Mileage Routes: 10, 25, 45 & 62 miles
• Sunday, April 18, 2010
• Limerick, PA.
• Sponsored by Bikesport
• Website

Utah

Goldilocks Women Only Bike Ride –NEW  THIS YEAR!

Description: Goldilocks is a fully supported, non-competitive, women only, charity cycling event.  This is a fun opportunity to spend the day with your girlfriends while enjoying a gorgeous ride through the southwest part of the Salt Lake Valley. The ride begins in Herriman, Utah and is a great mix of urban and rural riding as you travel through the Daybreak community, Lehi farmland, Thanksgiving Point, and Camp Williams. You will never be bored!

Little Red Riding Hood Ride

Description: The Little Red Riding Hood Ride a fully supported, non-competitive, Women only cycling event.  Spend the day riding through beautiful Cache Valley in Northern Utah. The route is a loop through the valley on paved rural & country roads. The terrain is mostly flat, with some rolling hills (NO big climbs). All proceeds go to support Women’s Cancer Research.

• Century Ride & other variable distances 18, 35, 57, 80, 100 miles
• Logan, UT.
• Saturday, June 5, 2010
• Sponsored by Bonneville Bicycling Club
• Website

Spokes For Hope: Southern Utah’s Women-Only Century Ride –NEW  THIS YEAR!

Description: This is a debut event. The ride goes through and around the Red Rock country of St. George, Utah. The 30-mile route is very flat. With the other distances there may may a few hills but no big climbs. All proceeds go to help the Dove Center, a domestic violence shelter for women and children.

Washington

Cycle the Wave

Description: Cycle the WAVE is an all women’s non-competitive bicycle ride through Bellevue, Issaquah, South King County, Maple Valley, Renton, and Newcastle.  This event was created by women passionate about cycling, friendship, fitness, and the desire to make a difference. All proceeds go to help the Eastside Domestic Violence Program (EDVP).