5 Route Choices from 30 to 100 Miles
See RideWithGPS links and cue sheets below.
Pride Ride 30
This is a great route to push your limits and explore some new places.
Take a breathtaking ride over the George Washington Bridge to New Jersey
to tour some peaceful suburbs. This is the core loop for all the routes
so you are sure to meet some of your fellow Pride Riders along the way.
Meet some new friends at the new rest stop at Tenafly Bicycle Workshop
before heading back towards Manhattan, across the George Washington Bridge,
and back to Riverbank State Park to celebrate what you’ve just achieved.
If you want to participate in Rockland Pride in Nyack, consider the
'30 mile with train' route - 25 miles to Nyack and then over the Mario Cuomo
to Tarrytown to catch train back to city and then ride back over to the
Finish Festival.
Ride With GPS - 30 Miles
Ride With GPS - 30 Miles with Train Option
30 Mile Cue Sheet - Download
30 Mile Cue Sheet with Train - Download
Pride Ride 50
To give yourself even more of a challenge, start off by heading up to
and over the George Washington Bridge and wind through some serene suburbs
to the new rest stop at Nyack where we partner with Rockland Pride to join
their parade (optional - bikes can ride up front or you can park your bike
at the rest stop and walk it). Mingle with other Pride Riders and check out
the Street Fair before heading back to the city. You will pedal past some
scenic lakes and towns and then loop back south. Continue on quiet roads back
to the Tenafly Bicycle Workshop rest stop and then back down to Manhattan.
Ride With GPS - 50 Miles
50 Mile Cue Sheet - Download
Pride Ride 65
If you want to explore some more NY State park land, you’ll love this one.
Ride the same route as the 50-mile, but you’ll add in a loop up before
approaching the rest stop to take a breather with fellow riders.
Then you’ll continue along with the 50-mile riders back to the
finish festival in the city with the familiar rest stop at Tenalfy
Bicycle Worshop. Enjoy the break in Nyack participating in Rockland
Pride Parade and Street Fair. Then you will continue south with the
50-mile route, heading down the rail trail and back to the rest stop
before continuing south back to Riverbank State Park in Manhattan.
Ride With GPS - 65 Miles
65 Mile Cue Sheet - Download
Pride Ride 80
If you’re feeling ambitious and energetic, you will enjoy this ride.
This route builds on the 65-mile ride, but adds a circuit further into
Bergen and Rockland Counties with rest stops added at Wegmans in
Montvale and Orchards of Conklin. Then you’ll head back east to Nyack
and have the option of joining the Rockland Pride Parade and Street Fair.
This route will take you along the pathway that runs along the west edge
of the Hudson before rejoining the 50-mile route back south. You’ll have
the chance to meet up with riders from all the routes and share the route
back south over the George Washington Bridge into Manhattan.
Ride With GPS - 80 Miles
80 Mile Cue Sheet - Download
Pride Ride 100
If you REALLY want to log some miles, this is the route for you!
This route follows along the 80-miler, but includes a charming loop
through Harriman State Park with bathrooms and water refill station
available at Lake Welch beach (it is not a formal rest stop) before
returning to the NEW rest stop at Orchards of Conklin. There, you’ll
reconnect with the 85 mile route back south to the rest stop and on
into Manhattan. Try some of the wonderful apple cider donuts or an apple
to energize for your return! Start early if you'd like to reach Nyack by
11:15 as the Pride Parade starts at 11:30 and you are welcome to join and
march or ride at the front and then return with all other ride levels to
the finish festival. Or if you want to expedite your return, you can grab
refreshments at our rest stop and then carry on without participating.
Ride With GPS - 100 Miles
100 Mile Cue Sheet - Download
NYC area riders can choose one of the above routes or you can plot your own route literally anywhere in the world!