Trek 100 Ride

The ride is a little different this year, it’s an approximately 33-mile loop that you can ride multiple times. There is also a 20-mile shortcut available. There is one remote rest stop with food and porta-potties and then another back at Trek headquarters.

I started at 7:30 am which was the recommended start time for folks doing three laps or 100 miles. Donna waited until 9:30 am which was the recommended start time for one lap.

The loop when through several small towns.

And by farmland and farm yards, often with red barns.

There was finish arch that you rode through on each loop.

I ran into Donna when I arrived at the rest stop on the second lap. Donna was getting ready to leave. She left the stop before I did and arrived at the finish before me. She was still putting away her bike when I finished. There was a meal provided after you finished, BBQ.

We tried the leg massagers for 15-20 minutes after lunch.

We left Trek around 3 pm and headed back to the hotel. Donna slept for two hours when we got back to the hotel.