- The Official California Triple Crown Web Site
The purpose of the California Triple Crown is not only to encourage individuals to participate in these Double Centuries.
- Davis Double Century
Most popular double century in California. Good first double for advancing riders. Terrific support, less than 7500' vertical climbing. Always held on the third Saturday in May.
- Foxy's Fall Century
One of the last centuries in the year. Visits the hill country west of Davis. Includes 50Km, 100Km and 100mi options.
- Mount Shasta Summit Century
There's no ride quite like the Mt. Shasta Summit Century. Challenging climbs. Breathtaking views. Lightly trafficked, rural roads. And a cloverleaf route that encourages you to test yourself -- you're never more than a downhill away from home.
- The Anderson River Park Century
Picture in your mind the beautiful, sparkling Sacramento River running through the lush green Anderson River Park, and this is the beginning of the Anderson River Park Century. Continue along the wildflower hills and meadows. There will be a dazzling view of Mt. Shasta, Mt. Lassen and the plush Sacramento Valley. You will also notice endless handmade rock walls, old-time cattle ranches tucked back in the rolling hills, as well as abundant wildlife such as birds, deer, and squirrels to name a few. 100 Mile will include about 6,300 ft. of climbing.
- Sierra Century
This is a one of California historic Bike Century and has been enjoyed by Northern Californian Cyclist for more than 30 years. Sponsored by Sacramento Wheelmen each route offers a mixture of terrain, from tree-shaded valleys and roadside streams to beautiful vineyards. Many miles are in rolling oak woodlands punctuated by short but steep climbs. The longer routes include several long climbs.
- Auburn Century - The Wildest Ride In the West
This tough but memorable ride takes takes you the back roads and hills of Placer County. You'll take a step back into time as you pedal through historic mining towns, travel through beautiful wilderness and spin up wildly steep climbs that will question your resolve and challenge your fitness.
- Tour de Lincoln
The Tour de Lincoln is a benefit bike ride for the City of Lincoln Volunteer Center. The Tour offers a wonderful Spring day of riding the scenic back roads of Lincoln. Entrants pay a small fee to enter the ride, and are encouraged to identify sponsors to help raise funds to benefit the Volunteer Center. This annual event is typically held in May offers four courses: The Pleasure Cruise (10 miles), The Rolling Hills (20 miles), The Country Climb (40 miles) and the Metric Century (63 miles).
- Gold Rush Metric Century
As tenacious pioneers forged their way up steep canyon walls and descended deep gullies seeking riches, they created paths that became some of the best cycling routes in Northern California. Visit 19th century towns like Lotus, Coloma, and Cool; and, peddle streets of ghost towns, forgotten by time. See sights like the Sutter's Mill where gold was discovered and enjoy the American River as you pass over it several times and plunge to the bottom of the South Fork Canyon.
