Mile High 100
Cycling fundraiser with three scenic Lake Almanor routes (108, 56, 33 mi) held each Father’s Day weekend
The Mile High 100 Bike Ride takes place in the Lake Almanor Area, a summer recreation mecca, every Father's Day weekend for the past 30 years.
The Mile High 100 offers three rides to accommodate cyclists of all abilities: a century ride, metric century ride, and half-metric century ride — all of which include lakeside views of Lake Almanor. This ride offers 4 rest stops with lots of delicious food, SAG service, unique and breathtaking views of Lake Almanor, Mount Lassen and Walker Valley, and of course fresh mountain air.
As a registered rider, you will receive an event t-shirt, goody bag, post ride lunch at Almanor Park; century riders also receive a catered luncheon in Westwood.
CENTURY RIDE (108 MILES) – This ride takes you up towards Drakesbad, around Lake Almanor and through Westwood. Approximately 3,200' total elevation climb.
METRIC CENTURY (56 MILES) – This ride encompasses the entire Almanor Basin. It is recommended for the cyclist who desires a challenging loop without the distance and the bigger climbs found in the full century ride. Approximately 1,500' total elevation climb.
HALF METRIC CENTURY (33 MILES) – This ride is recommended for those wanting a nice leisurely ride lakeside around Lake Almanor. Approximately 600' total elevation climb.
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