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Year-to-date Ride Stats
Rides
350
Riders
2,128
Mileage
56,208

Bonneville Cycling Club, the largest cycling club in Utah, is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing education and 500+ riding opportunities per year for cyclists of all levels.

Upcoming events
Non-Series Ride
HP BARBACOA
Monday May 26
3:00 pm
B-C
Pace
17
Miles
868
Elev
Ride leader
Pauline Leeman
Mountain Bike Series
Middle Fork to East Fork - Start at the the bottom of wheeler canyon on Mtn bikes and head for Sardine
Monday May 26
8:30 pm
O
Pace
10.8
Miles
1779
Elev
Ride leader
Kirt Lewis
Non-Series Ride
Mondays to the Marina: 7, 15, 21 or 25 Miles
Tuesday May 27
0:00 am
O
Pace
25
Miles
121
Elev
Ride leader
Stephanie Carney
Mountain Bike Series
New trails at North Fork - Going up to North fork and get on the newly created trails
Tuesday May 27
12:30 pm
O
Pace
12.8
Miles
2142
Elev
Ride leader
Kirt Lewis
Non-Series Ride
HP Kleen Cut Loop
Tuesday May 27
2:00 pm
A-B-C
Pace
22
Miles
705
Elev
Ride leader
Barbara DeBry
Member Benefits
Explore the benefits of being a member of the BCC.
Connect and ride with other members of the BCC.
BCC Members get access to the ride calendar.
Connect and ride with other members of the BCC.
BCC members have multiple opportunities to win awards.
BCC members receive discounted entry fees, guaranteed entry, and an extended registration period.
BCC members get a discount at participating bicycle shops.
Proud Supporters of Cycling in Utah
The BCC supports rides across the entire state of Utah.
Little Red
Little Red is a fully supported, non-competitive, women-only cycling event, organized by the Bonneville Cycling Club and supported by hundreds of volunteers to help raise money for breast and ovarian cancer research at the Huntsman Cancer Institute.
Huntsman Heroes
Join Huntsman Heroes to guarantee your entry and fee waiver into Little Red and enjoy other benefits by committing to raising money for cancer research.
Bike Utah
BCC is a proud sponsor of Bike Utah, an organization dedicated to educating thousands of children and adults and increasing safety through legislation for more bike lanes, paths, and trails.