Ride to Defeat ALS and Walk •September 21, 2019

Napa Valley, CA

Together we can put the brakes on ALS! Invite your friends and join us for this opportunity to be a part of the 15th annual Napa Valley Ride to Defeat ALS and Walk as we challenge Lou Gehrig's disease and advance the search for treatments and a cure.

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2019 Napa Valley Ride to Defeat ALS and Walk

When: September 21, 2019

Registration cost for all cycling routes:
December 1 - December 31: $45
January 1 - March 31: $60
April 1 - June 30: $75
July 1 - September 15: $99
Walk Registration: $35
Registration morning-of: $150 for riders (plus $150 fundraising minimum), and $45 for walkers
Fundraising Minimum Requirement: $150 (for riders 18 years and older)

Contact us: 510.251.2572 or ride@ridetodefeatals.org

The 15th Annual Napa Valley Ride to Defeat ALS and Walk is a one-day cycling event designed to appeal to every level of cyclist and supporter of The ALS Association. We offer a 100-mile route (century), TWO 62-mile routes (metric century) -- one "lite" route and a challenge route, a 48-mile route, a 28-mile route, and a 9-mile route. We also have a short walk for any non-cyclists!

Every participant can count on support from start to finish with rest stops, SAG (support and gear) vehicles, route monitors, and CHP presence. Upon completing the tour, riders are welcomed back by cheering crowds and finish line festivities that include a live band, a delicious BBQ lunch, and more!