Wabash River Ride
The 2010 Wabash River Ride will be held on Saturday, August 28, 2010 from 7 am – 5 pm.
The registration will open on May 20, 2010 and will close on August 15, 2010.
Online registration is now closed, but you may register at Fort Ouiatenon on the morning of the ride. Registration is $30 and includes the post ride barbeque where you will enjoy a selection of edibles including BBQ chicken or pork or a vegetarian option, plus tasty and healthful side dishes. I'd ride a 100 miles for that!
32, 65, and 104 Mile Scenic Routes
Picturesque countryside
This year’s Wabash River Ride (WRR) will feature views of the beautiful Wabash River. After many years, we return to Fort Ouiatenon on the Wabash as Home Base. The route treats riders to many of the most scenic vistas of Wabash and Big Pine rivers. This will be a most memorable Wabash River Rider for riders of all abilities.
The routes are designed by regionally-famous
cartographer, Charlie Myer, to give you a taste of the
diverse terrain and small towns that populate the
lush farm lands surrounding the Wabash River.
Elevation Profile
Delicious homemade baked goods
All routes have fully serviced SAG stops featuring homemade baked goods, fruit, sandwiches, highenergy snacks, and an assortment of beverages. Mobile SAGs will be available for medical and mechanical support.
Check-in and starting times
Check-in starts at 7 a.m. the day of the ride. Each rider receives a detailed map of the routes, and all roads are well-marked with painted direction symbols.
Please note the following suggested start times:
104 mile route 7 – 8:30 a.m.
65 mile route 7 – 10:30 a.m.
32 mile route 7 a.m. – noon
You are free to set your own pace, but all riders
should plan to complete the ride and return to
the home-base SAG before 5 p.m.
Start location & home-base SAG
Fort Ouiatenon, located about 3 miles south of W. Lafayette, IN on
South River Road.
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SAFETY TO ALL PARTICIPANTS IS OUR PRIMARY CONCERN.
Therefore, all riders are REQUIRED to wear helmets, carry water bottles, and obey all traffic laws and regulations. Bikes must be in good working condition.
Sponsored by
Wabash River Cycle Club
Lafayette Habitat for Humanity

