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Riding the Shore for a Cure

Since its start in 1993, the Scenic Shore Bike Tour has been driven by purpose, community, and passion. The event began as a grassroots ride with just 300 participants raising $30,000, it has grown into one of the Midwest’s premier charity cycling events, now drawing up to 1,500 riders and raising more than $2 million annually. 

Today, Scenic Shore is more than a ride—it’s a movement. Along the breathtaking shoreline of Lake Michigan in Wisconsin, cyclists of all ages and abilities come together with one purpose: to help cure blood cancer. Whether you ride 25, 75, 100, or the traditional two-day 150-mile route, you’ll be supported every mile and celebrated by survivors and their families whose lives you are helping to change. Join us for a weekend of inspiration, community, and hope—and ride the shore for a cure. 

 

“The Scenic Shore is like coming home again. Everyone is there to welcome you with open arms, feed you, and fight together for a cure. The people I have met along the way have become like family, supporting me as a survivor with every rotation of the pedal. It’s the perfect combination of a fun, well-supported event for an amazing cause, with the most incredible people.” – Jess S.

 

Ride Details

Saturday, July 25, 2026

START: Concordia University in Mequon

END: University of Wisconsin Green Bay at Manitowoc

DISTANCE OPTIONS: 25, 75 OR 100-miles

Riders will arrive in Mequon with the ride officially beginning at 7:30 am. After enjoying a light breakfast and an inspiring opening ceremony, the 25, 75, and 100-mile treks begin. Rest stops are available every 10-12 miles with delicious refreshments and support. After arriving at University of Wisconsin Green Bay at Manitowoc, the day will wrap up with participants enjoying refreshments, dinner, music, and an awards ceremony along the lakeside.

**25-mile distance starts in Mequon and ends at Rest Stop 2 in Belgium. There will be a shuttle to take riders and bikes back to Mequon.

 

Sunday, July 26, 2026

START: University of Wisconsin Green Bay at Manitowoc

END: John Miles Park, Sturgeon Bay, WI

DISTANCE OPTION: 75-miles

Riders will start the day with a hot breakfast and begin the final 75-mile stretch toward Door County. Our riders’ hard work and achievements will be

celebrated at our Tailgate Festival in Sturgeon Bay. Deluxe coach buses will return the riders from Sturgeon Bay to their starting location.

2025 Overnight Accommodations

Here are a few things to note:

  • Hotels are at the riders expense. A list of hotels in the area will be published soon.
  • No shuttles will be provided to the start line on Saturday morning, but shuttles will be provided on Saturday night and Sunday morning in Manitowoc.
  • You can indoor or outdoor camp in Manitowoc at no additional cost.

Minimum Fundraising Commitments

*Riders must meet fill out the rider confirmation form by June 19, 2026 for mailed packets or by July 6, 2026 for on-site pickup during ride weekend.

2-Day Riders: 100, 150 and 175 Miles

  • Adult 2-Day: $500 minimum fundraising
  • Youth 2-Day (12-17): $400 minimum fundraising

1-Day Riders: 75-Miles

  • Adult or Youth 1-Day: $350 minimum fundraising

Saturday Riders: 25-Miles

  • Adult: $100 minimum fundraising
  • Youth (8-17): $25 minimum fundraising

 

 

 

 

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