Tour de Wildwood Oct 5th, 2014
The 2014 Tour de Wildwood is over. Thanks to everyone who rode and especially to our wonderful volunteers.
Special thanks to Wildwood City officials and staff, who went the extra mile to make this a successful event for the city!
>>> Click here for information about the 2015 Tour de Wildwood <<<
We are very pleased to be able to partner with the City of Wildwood to offer 2014 Tour de Wildwood on Sunday October 5th, 2014.
- Click here to register for the 2014 Tour de Wildwood!
- Save $5 when you pre-register online. Online pre-registration is open through 6am ride day - after that come down and register in person.
Wildwood is in western St Louis County, so convenient to everywhere in the greater St Louis area, and just an 1.5-2 hours to Columbia, Hannibal, Farmington, and Cape Girardeau. Hope you can join us!
Schedule
Sunday, October 5th, 2014:
- 7am - Registration opens (Inside Wildwood City Hall)
- 8am - Long route (48 mile) departs
- 9am - Short route (28 mile) departs
- 11am-1pm - Lunch (at start/finish area)
Temperatures at ride start are forecast in the 40s, rising to the 50s in the morning, 60 by Noon, a reaching a high of 70 at 4pm.
Please dress appropriately for one of the first cool, crisp mornings of fall!
Routes
All turns are marked with orange paint and "W" (for Wildwood) EXCEPT the section in Babler Park, which is marked with signs "Tour de Wildwood".
Where routes diverge, they are marked Long (L) and Short (S); also look for "Out" (outbound) and "In" (Inbound) where inbound & outbound routes cross.
Long and short routes are available:
- Short route, 28 miles (download full-sized Short Route map)
- Long route, 48 miles (download full-sized Long Route map)
Routes are mostly on the beautiful low-traffic roads of Wildwood. Most TdW routes are on rural roads with 25-30 MPH speed limits.
The route passes through or along several parks, conservation areas, and Babler State Park. Several sections of the route are on historic Route 66.
Registration, Start/Finish, Parking
The Start/Finish for the Tour de Wildwood will be at:
Wildwood City Hall on Main Street in the Town Center
16860 Main St.
Wildwood, MO, 63040
Parking is in the parking structure directly north of City Hall or the surface parking lot directly north of the parking structure.
Registration is inside City Hall.
Lunch (11am-1pm) will be served just outside City Hall.
Ride registration is $35 in advance, $40 day-of
Riders will enjoy a fully sagged ride, SAG stops with refreshments, lunch after the ride, and a LOT of goodies with ride registration--see below.
- MoBikeFed membership/renewal
- T Shirt
- Goody bag
- Lunch following the ride
- Kona Snow Cones
- Sag Support; Bike Mechanic on site
- Rest Stop Refreshments
- FREE Bike Ed Class Registration (Saturday, Oct 4th--details below)
Click here to register for the 2014 Tour de Wildwood
Tour de Wildwood Jersey
Wildwood City has created a limited edition Tour de Wildwood 2014 jersey. If you'd like to order your jersey, please call Gary Crews at Wildwood City Hall, 636-458-0440. Jerseys will also be available for sale on ride day--if any jerseys are left!
Volunteers
Thanks to everyone who has signed up to Volunteer for this year's Tour de Wildwood--all volunteer positions are filled. Please be sure to say THANK YOU to our wonderful volunteers!
- Click here to register for the 2014 Tour de Wildwood
- Save $5 when you pre-register online. Online pre-registration is open through 6am ride day - after that come down and register in person.
Many thanks to the City of Wildwood for working with us to present the Tour of Wildwood this year!
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