Lodi Sunrise Century Courses (50k, 100k & 100 Mile)

Fine Dining!
Rest stops on all courses are stocked with an abundance of fresh fruit, those all-important carbohydrates. Other snacks and beverages are provided along all routes.

All the Amenities!
All stops have sanitary facilities, water, friendly staff, SAG, and direct communications. We will have support vehicles traveling the route to provide assistance and transportation if required, but you should carry a spare tube, patch kit, and frame pump just in case.

Hospitality!
At the finish you can relax to the sounds of entertainment, enjoy a delicious buffet dinner, and first 500 registrations receive a commemorative patch.

Course Times:

• Check-In Time is from 6am until 8am on Ride Day
• Courses close at 5pm

Available Courses:

50 Kilometer


The 50k ride (38 miles) begins at Lodi High School and takes you through the small community of Woodbridge to the North. The course proceeds through the rural town of Clements where riders can enjoy a rest stop before heading back to Lodi for the second half of the ride. The course is primarily a flatland ride which leads riders by pastoral ranches and some of the 70,000 acres of vineyards that surround the Lodi area.

100 Kilometer


The 100k course (62 miles) begins at Lodi High school and features several scenic crossings of the Mokelumne River as you travel past rolling vineyards, ranches and lush green farmland. Riders will pass through the quaint towns of Woodbridge and Clements. From there you will procede to the town of Linden where you will enjoy a rest stop stocked with an abundance of fresh fruit and beverages.

From Linden, riders will bypass the mid-ride climb of the 100-mile course, and proceed down the back leg of the 100-mile course, ending back at Lodi High School.

100 Mile


The 100 mile course begins at Lodi High school and features four scenic crossings of the Mokelumne River as you travel past rolling vineyards, ranches and lush green farmland. Riders will pass through the quaint towns of Woodbridge, Clements, Linden and Campo Seco. This course features and "attention-getting", but not a "killer" climb of approximately 2,000 feet around Lake Comanche and over Pardee Reservoir. From there you will procede back towards the town of Linden where you will enjoy a rest stop stocked with an abundance of fresh fruit and beverages.

From Linden, riders will continue down the return route to Lodi High School.