RegistrationThe field is limited to 650 riders-
$55 for the first 100 riders
$65 through June 15, 2014
$75 through July 22, 2014
Register for the family ride here
Refunds allowed through June 15, 2014
Join Thunder and Lightning on a bike ride for everyoneFrom the extremist to the family oriented, this ride has appeal for all cyclists. Located in Cascade Valley’s stunning mountain range, the Four Summit Challenge course covers the two mountain passes along Warm Lake Road. This challenging course attracts cyclists from a wide variety of places and can include up to 650 riders. The ride starts in downtown Cascade and proceeds... more info
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Order your jersey online until June 8th. We will only have a limited supply available on the day before and day of the ride, so grab one now to ensure you don't miss out!
"The 4-Summit Ride in Cascade, Idaho is definitely my favorite organized ride of the year. It brings out riders from all levels – kids, families, novices and experienced, all riding on the same roads at the same time. The City of Cascade is amazing as they come together and provide wonderful volunteers and police support to ensure safety for all participants. The roads are quiet and atmosphere is breathtaking showcasing the beauty of Idaho. Post ride there is the famous BBQ after-party filled with great home-cookin’, music, beverages, and friends and family. It’s a must do!"
Visit the 4 Summit Gallery at cimbalikphotography.com to view photos from the 2013 4 Summit Challenge!
"Of the couple dozen or so charity/benefit rides I have participated in...Four Summits is absolutely one of the best. It is well organized, the volunteers are fantastic, the law enforcement patrols are friendly and professional, the turn-out of the Cascade townsfolk as we leave Cascade early in the morning is amazing, the BBQ ribs at the end of the ride are delicious, the course is challenging but fun, and the views are spectacular."
This past Saturday I completed the “3 summit ride” out of Cascade along with several other locals and about 500 total riders (mostly from Boise). In my opinion read more...
