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Thank you to these donors to the 2017 Lake to Lake Harvest Bike Tour:
PROVENZALE CONSTRUCTION CO. KDK AUTO FRIENDS OF MEDINA COUNTY PARKS CENTURY CYCLES MEDINA COUNTY PARK DISTRICT MEDINA COUNTY VISITORS BUREAU Lori Schwarz / Keller Williams Realty Dr. Rossi Centerpointe Chiropractic and Physical Therapy KHM Travel Sandridge Food Corporation Giant Eagle Medina Buehler Fresh Foods Geigs Orchard Seville Hinckley Doughnuts Yours Truly Restaurant Medina Cool Beans Cafe Staples Medina |
Registration
Click here for the event flyer and registration Helmets and a Registration Form are required for EVERY rider. Back red lights are required for road riding. Online registration is not yet available. Thank you for your patience. In the meantime, please send your completed registration to the address listed on the form. Day-of-event registration is available, too. Click here for a registration form: 
2018 Route Maps
Please click HERE to check out the 32-mile route map on Ride with GPS. Please click HERE to check out the 50-mile route map on Ride with GPS. Printed maps and turn-by-turn cue sheets will be available on the day of the event. Hope to see you at this year's ride! |
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Join us for a scenic ride through parks, small towns and rural Medina County!
On Sept. 15, bicyclists will set out on Medina County’s scenic back roads and park trails for the third-annual Lake to Lake Harvest Bike Tour.
The ride is presented by Bike Medina County in conjunction with the Medina County Bicycle Transportation Task Force. Its goal is to promote bicycle safety in the community through education, improved signage, new trails and special events. All proceeds from the Lake to Lake Harvest Bike Tour go right back into promoting safe cycling in Medina County.
The event offers a family / casual ride of approximately 15 miles, mostly on Medina County Park District trails, with a rest stop in the Village of Chippewa Lake. Experienced cyclists can choose from routes of approximately 32 or 50 miles that encompass rolling hills, small towns, lake views, points of interest, and the beautiful autumn countryside. All rides begin and end at Buckeye Woods Park, 6335 Wedgewood Lane in Medina.
The Lake to Lake Harvest Bike Tour includes: marked routes, maps, SAG support, water stops, snack stops on the longer routes, and lunch upon completion of the ride. Riders who pre-register receive a free T-shirt.
Registration forms are available at Century Cycles, 1059 North Court Street in Medina, and at Medina County Park District Headquarters, 9364 Deerview Lane in Lafayette Township. Download a registration form at http://bikemedinacounty.weebly.com.
Registration also is available on the day of the event. Registration for the 32- and 50-mile rides is from 7:30 a.m. to 8 a.m. Registration for the 15-mile ride is from 9 a.m. to 9:30 a.m., followed by a 10 a.m. mass start. The course closes at 2 p.m.
The cost is $15 per person for the 15-mile ride ($20 if postmarked after Aug. 31). The cost for the 32- and 50-mile rides is $25 per person ($30 if postmarked after Aug. 31). Children 10 and under ride free. Helmets are required for all riders, and red blinking taillights are required on the 32- and 50-mile routes.
On Sept. 15, bicyclists will set out on Medina County’s scenic back roads and park trails for the third-annual Lake to Lake Harvest Bike Tour.
The ride is presented by Bike Medina County in conjunction with the Medina County Bicycle Transportation Task Force. Its goal is to promote bicycle safety in the community through education, improved signage, new trails and special events. All proceeds from the Lake to Lake Harvest Bike Tour go right back into promoting safe cycling in Medina County.
The event offers a family / casual ride of approximately 15 miles, mostly on Medina County Park District trails, with a rest stop in the Village of Chippewa Lake. Experienced cyclists can choose from routes of approximately 32 or 50 miles that encompass rolling hills, small towns, lake views, points of interest, and the beautiful autumn countryside. All rides begin and end at Buckeye Woods Park, 6335 Wedgewood Lane in Medina.
The Lake to Lake Harvest Bike Tour includes: marked routes, maps, SAG support, water stops, snack stops on the longer routes, and lunch upon completion of the ride. Riders who pre-register receive a free T-shirt.
Registration forms are available at Century Cycles, 1059 North Court Street in Medina, and at Medina County Park District Headquarters, 9364 Deerview Lane in Lafayette Township. Download a registration form at http://bikemedinacounty.weebly.com.
Registration also is available on the day of the event. Registration for the 32- and 50-mile rides is from 7:30 a.m. to 8 a.m. Registration for the 15-mile ride is from 9 a.m. to 9:30 a.m., followed by a 10 a.m. mass start. The course closes at 2 p.m.
The cost is $15 per person for the 15-mile ride ($20 if postmarked after Aug. 31). The cost for the 32- and 50-mile rides is $25 per person ($30 if postmarked after Aug. 31). Children 10 and under ride free. Helmets are required for all riders, and red blinking taillights are required on the 32- and 50-mile routes.
