WI Women Century

Canceled

Canceled. Due to unforeseen circumstances, the Wisconsin Women Century & Holy Hill Hundo are canceled. Full refunds will be issued. Last updated 5/9/2022.cmp

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2022 ride is canceled

Wisconsin Premier Women-Only Century Ride

5 routes to choose from – 105, 85, 65, 45 & 25-milers

We are excited to celebrate our 6th annual Wisconsin Women Century ride with you. Having multiple routes to choose from, women and girls of all ages and abilities are welcome to participate.

This bicycling event is open to women and girls only
Included are well-thought-out routes, ride shirts, SAG, lunch stop, supported rest stops, and post-ride party including a meal, music, and drinks.
Discounts are given to military personnel, active or veterans.

Routes

Routes will be available for download in July

The routes are created using RideWithGPS so we recommend installing the RideWithGPS app. RideWithGPS runs in airplane mode, extending battery life, and the paid-version has a turn-by-turn feature that works really slick.

CHECK-IN / LATE REGISTRATION

Open during these times

Fri 4:00 – 7:00 PM

Sat 5:30 – 10:00 AM

Sun 5:30 – 8:30 AM (Holy Hill Hundo, only)

Raffle tickets will be for sale during check-in thru its drawing at 2:30 PM on Sunday. Need not be present to win.

WRISTBAND

Wear it!

Your wristband is your ticket to rest stops and your post-ride meal. It also serves as your identification in the event of an emergency.

START TIMES

Riders need to determine their riding pace (mph) to the route’s distance in order to estimate a time of arrival back to the finish.

It is important that all participants plan accordingly and register for a route they can finish between noon – 3:00 PM.

The departure window for all riders is as follows.

105-miler 6:00 - 6:45 AM

85-miler 7:00 - 7:45 AM

65-miler 8:00 - 8:45 AM

45-miler 9:00 - 9:45 AM

25-miler 10:00 - 10:30 AM

This schedule allows for our rest stop, SAG, and public safety volunteers to fully prepare the rest stops and course. Do not roll out any earlier or later than the recommended times of departure. Subject to change.

REST STOPS

SAG vehicles will be on the road checking on you. To signal a SAG driver,

Thumb Up - if everything is OKAY

Thumb Down - If you need help

a lift to the next rest stop or to the finish
need water
mechanical help

Rest stops will be located approximately every 18-20 miles. There will be sports drinks, water, and a wide variety of food items. Each rest stop will also have a mechanic, shelter, and restrooms. The printed maps handed out on ride weekend will provide the location and time of operation for each rest stop. Your wristband is your ticket for food and beverages at each rest stop.

POST-RIDE CELEBRATION

Open to the Public

Your wristband is your ticket for your post-ride meal and beverages. Upon arrival, go to the Ticket Tent and have your wristband removed and exchanged for your food & beverage tickets.

11:00 – 2:30 Music by DJ Rick Jules

11:30 – 3:30 Food and beverages will be served

We have both indoor and outdoor seating available.

Extra food and beverages will be for sale.

Wisconsin Women Century