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1,500+
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Featured Event

25th Anniversary Cycling Challenge
FeaturedCycling Tour

25th Anniversary Cycling Challenge

Eastern US
Multiple distances per ride

Join us for the 25th Anniversary Cycling Challenge! This season-long event series features more than 30 organized bicycle rides across the Eastern United States from May through October 2026. Rides range from casual 10-mile loops to multi-day century tours, with events hosted by cycling clubs near or along the 9/11 National Memorial Trail (throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, and North Carolina). How to join? - Register once for $100 (tax-deductible for the portion above the value of benefits received) - Choose to participate in as many rides as you like. Ride in one event, all events, or simply support with a donation. Plan your events, register via each event’s website, and prepare to ride! - Track your miles. Visit the 9/11 National Memorial Trail Alliance Booth at each event to check in, verify mileage, and ensure your progress is accurately recorded.​ - Earn milestone awards including commemorative coins, calendars, t-shirts, jerseys, and special prizes for top riders. All proceeds support the 9/11 National Memorial Trail Alliance and the continued development of the 1,500+ mile trail connecting the three 9/11 memorial sites.

More Upcoming Events

Gettysburg Loop Tour
Cycling Tour

Gettysburg Loop Tour

Harrisburg, PA
200+ Miles

Six-day, 200+ mile cycling tour through south-central Pennsylvania, including two days of adventures in historic Gettysburg. Join the Alliance for the 3rd Annual Gettysburg Loop Tour, a six-day, 200+ mile journey through south-central Pennsylvania, with a two-day stop in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, via the 9/11 National Memorial Trail. Beginning in Harrisburg, PA, on October 21, the cycling tour will move southwest following the 9/11 Trail alignment's loop to Gettysburg before ultimately ending back in Harrisburg on October 27. A significant highlight of the tour is a stay in Gettysburg, where participants can choose from a variety of routes and rides to explore the Gettysburg Battlefield and other local attractions. All proceeds from the ride will support the Trail's ongoing efforts to create and maintain a 1,500-mile, multi-use trail connecting the three locations impacted by the events of September 11, 2001.