Tour de Forest

• A good road bike and being in good riding shape are required. 
   
• On the Tour jerseys this year, the graphic "Riding For Pete's Sake" will be displayed on the shoulders and tails of the jerseys. If you register by September 1st, you'll receive a free Tour-de-Forest bike Jersey while supplies last.

Saturday - Hwy W east to Hwy E, then south on E about 4 miles, then east and south on 260th and other back roads (paved) to H down to Cumberland, then east on B to SS to Rice Lake, then skirt around the north end of town to M, south on M to Chetek, then east on D to Plummer Rd 3 miles to Arrowhead Bible Camp.

Sunday - Back up that road to D, then east on D to Hwy 27, continue east on D/old 194 to Sheldon and Jump River, and all the way to Westboro and Forest Springs.

The first half-day has rolling terrain, then most of the route is pretty flat until the final 12 miles or so.

Friday 9/12 -Arrive at Forest Springs Camp & Conference Center by 1 p.m. Park your car and prepare for a van ride to Oak Forest Center. Friday supper is at Oak Forest Retreat & Conference Center (included in the price). Housing Friday night will be in lodge rooms at Oak Forest.

Saturday 9/13 - Breakfast at Oak Forest Retreat & Conference Center at 7 a.m. The ride begins at 8 a.m. Saturday's ride stops in beautiful Cumberland and Rice Lake - ending at an LTD graduate's camp (Arrowhead Bible Camp) for the night. Lodging at Arrowhead is cabin-style. Saturday's ride is about 85 miles.

Sunday 9/14 -Breakfast as a group at Arrowhead Bible Camp, riding by 9 a.m. This stage of the ride is about 75 miles and takes us through some of Wisconsin's most beautiful countryside, including the Chequamegon National Forest. We typically ride into Forest Springs by about 2:30 pm on Sunday.

• For the 2025 ride, the Tour is aiming again to raise funds for Camp's $1,500,000 Outdoor Ministry Project. It was exciting that the ride in 2024 raised just over $10,000!
• Participant cost is $200.
• Plan to have at least two sponsors who would sponsor you at a suggested $1 per mile or a donation of $158. More details will follow after registration.
• Riders are more than welcome to ride and not be a part of the fundraising aspect. However, we encourage you to consider becoming a donor and invite others to join or sponsor you. Give here.
• The proceeds will go to Forest Springs' Outdoor Education & Adventure Center.

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