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GREENSBURG – Registration for the 17th running of the Greensburg Decatur County YMCA Rolling Tour and Century Ride – scheduled for Saturday, June 28 – is now open.
Bicyclists from all points in Indiana are gearing up and slimming down after winter for Decatur County’s premier bicycling event.
The start and finish are again on the historic Greensburg square and this year’s run features five route options.
• The 16 mile route is a country ride, mostly flat with some hills. The 16 mile route is the only route that does not travel around beautiful Lake Santee.
• The 34 mile route travels to Lake Santee, around and back. Enjoy the rolling humps and hills!
• The 50 mile route starts with a 16-mile loop to the Kingston area and back, then a 34-mile loop to Westport and back. Mostly flat with some hills.
• 67 Flat: You will travel to Lake Santee and back to Greensburg, then to Westport and back. Five SAG stops are available on this route.
• 67 Hilly: This route travels to and around Lake Santee, then through the small towns of Clarksburg, Buena Vista, Hamburg, Enochsburg and back to Greensburg. Returning this year is the optional 4-mile Hill Top loop for a whopping 277-feet climb to a 13% grade. There are five SAG stops on this route.
• The Century (100+) route starts with the Hilly 67 route. Once back at the courthouse, riders proceed to Westport for the last 34 mile loop. This route is very scenic, hilly and includes the optional 4-mile Hill Top loop. There are six SAG stops on this route, and no restrooms at the Hamburg stop this year.
The 67 Hilly and Century routes are official training rides for the Hilly Hundred ride scheduled for Oct. 10, 2025.
Riders 12 and under are free. Parents must pre-register or register the child the day of the event.
Water, snacks and restrooms are available at the start and finish and on the course.
When riders return to the square they can enjoy lunch with their choice of either a grilled pork tenderloin or hamburger sandwich, a choice of sides, dessert, drinks and more while listening to a live band. Assorted businesses will also be open around the square.
Adult registration (18 and up) is $35 until March 31, $40 from April 1 to 30, $45 from May 1 to June 26, and $50 the day-of.
Registration fees for riders aged 13 to 17 are $25 until March 31, $30 April 1 to 30, $35 May 1 to June 26, and $40 the day-of.
Shirt orders are available through June 22.
To register and/or for more information, visit www.treecityrollingtour.org/.
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Bicyclists from all points in Indiana are gearing up and slimming down after winter for Decatur County’s premier bicycling event.
The start and finish are again on the historic Greensburg square and this year’s run features five route options.
• The 16 mile route is a country ride, mostly flat with some hills. The 16 mile route is the only route that does not travel around beautiful Lake Santee.
• The 34 mile route travels to Lake Santee, around and back. Enjoy the rolling humps and hills!
• The 50 mile route starts with a 16-mile loop to the Kingston area and back, then a 34-mile loop to Westport and back. Mostly flat with some hills.
• 67 Flat: You will travel to Lake Santee and back to Greensburg, then to Westport and back. Five SAG stops are available on this route.
• 67 Hilly: This route travels to and around Lake Santee, then through the small towns of Clarksburg, Buena Vista, Hamburg, Enochsburg and back to Greensburg. Returning this year is the optional 4-mile Hill Top loop for a whopping 277-feet climb to a 13% grade. There are five SAG stops on this route.
• The Century (100+) route starts with the Hilly 67 route. Once back at the courthouse, riders proceed to Westport for the last 34 mile loop. This route is very scenic, hilly and includes the optional 4-mile Hill Top loop. There are six SAG stops on this route, and no restrooms at the Hamburg stop this year.
The 67 Hilly and Century routes are official training rides for the Hilly Hundred ride scheduled for Oct. 10, 2025.
Riders 12 and under are free. Parents must pre-register or register the child the day of the event.
Water, snacks and restrooms are available at the start and finish and on the course.
When riders return to the square they can enjoy lunch with their choice of either a grilled pork tenderloin or hamburger sandwich, a choice of sides, dessert, drinks and more while listening to a live band. Assorted businesses will also be open around the square.
Adult registration (18 and up) is $35 until March 31, $40 from April 1 to 30, $45 from May 1 to June 26, and $50 the day-of.
Registration fees for riders aged 13 to 17 are $25 until March 31, $30 April 1 to 30, $35 May 1 to June 26, and $40 the day-of.
Shirt orders are available through June 22.
To register and/or for more information, visit www.treecityrollingtour.org/.
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