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  • Thu, Aug 13, 2026 at 7:00 AM

    General Information:

    The Buckeye 200 is an approximately 203 mile road run from Walnut Beach at Lake Erie to Wellsville, OH, just across the Ohio-West Virginia border. Runners will experience scenery that includes mountain foothills, post-steel industry cities, Amish country, and lakefront streets. The run is an out-and-back adventure that starts and finishes on the beach. With just under 6,000ft of total climb, the journey includes both long, flat segments as well as about 70 miles of rolling hills. A 6 day time limit requires runners to average about 34 miles/day. Crews are encouraged due to limited resource availability on some portions of the course overnight, but are not required. Many runners have successfully run the course self-supported. As this is an open road challenge with no official aid stations, runners will be dependent upon themselves or crew to obtain supplies. Those who are unable to complete the challenge will need to self-extract. If you need transportation back to your vehicle, be advised you might be waiting a while. This is a no frills event that runs on a budget. Stores, diners, and shops are plentiful between 6am and 9-10pm. There are several hotels on the course and within a few minutes walking distance of the course for those who choose to use them during the run. Towns with hotels along the course include Austinburg, Warren, Salem, Lisbon. Finishers will receive a large Buckeye 200 buckle, unique finisher's award, and other items. Those interested in running the Buckeye 200 should be experienced ultra runners, preferably with long distance experience in open road running. Many of our runners have completed other multi-day open road running challenges in the past. If this sounds like an adventure you'd like to experience, we'd love to see you on the road in August!**please note: THERE ARE NO REFUNDS, DEFERRALS, OR TRANSFERS.

    Course Map

    Minor changes may be made to the course map, but it will largely follow the route we've used in the past, with the vast majority of miles being run on Ohio route 45. The final course map will be posted on the Buckeye 200 facebook page and emailed to entrants once changes have been finalized. This is the route from 2025: https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/3669970198

    100 mile option

    The 100 mile run will begin FRIDAY, AUGUST 14th at 0700 at the Wellsville Nicholson Stadium and will finish at Walnut Beach. Those running the 100 mile challenge are REQUIRED to have their own transportation to the start. Cutoff is 72 hours. There are no refunds or deferrals.

    Giving Back

    $20 of every paid entry for the 2026 run will be going to the Wellsville high school athletic department. Wellsville Nicholson Stadium has been our turnaround point for several years. The Buckeye 200 supports local youth!

    500 mile award

    Those who complete 500 official miles on the Buckeye course will receive the '500 Lifetime Miles' award. This is a "rodeo large" buckle that you'll be proud to display! As of the completion of the 2025 event, 5 people have earned this award: Henry Lupton, Kyle Dudley, Ronald Ross, Justin Daniels, and Tim Hardy. Please be advised that only official finishes count toward this award, and prior to 2023 there was no 100 mile drop down for 200 mile runners who did not complete the full distance.

    Course Record

    The course record is currently 53:56:59, set by Alex Ramsey in 2023. Aneta Zeppetella set the women's record at 58:08:36 in 2022. Any male or female runner who can break their respective course record will earn $100 and free entry to all future Buckeye challenges.

    Event's current local time: 4:14 AM ET

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  • 4740 Playfield Ln, Cincinnati, Ohio, 45226, United States
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    Fri, Aug 14, 2026 at 7:00 AM

    2nd Annual Cincinnati Queen City Ride

    Hosted by Major Taylor Cincinnati

    Hello Cyclists!!

    Get ready for a weekend that’s about more than just miles it’s about community, culture, and connection.

    The Major Taylor Cincinnati Cycling Club is proud to host the 2nd Annual Cincinnati Queen City Ride, a three-day cycling experience designed to bring riders together from across the country for an unforgettable weekend in the Queen City.

    Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist or just getting comfortable on the bike, this ride is for you.

    Here’s what to expect:

    Friday – Welcome Ride + Kickoff Dinner: Kick things off with a relaxed, beginner-friendly welcome ride through the city, followed by a kickoff dinner where you can meet fellow riders, connect, and set the tone for the weekend.

    Saturday – Main Ride Event: This is the heart of the weekend. Choose from three ride levels designed to meet you where you are: from fun and light to more challenging routes that will push your endurance. No matter your pace, you’ll be riding alongside a supportive and encouraging community.

    Sunday – Recovery Ride: Wind things down with a smooth, easy recovery ride. It’s the perfect way to reflect, reconnect, and close out the weekend on a high note.

    But this weekend isn’t just about cycling—it’s about experiencing Cincinnati.

    During your stay, you’ll also have the opportunity to enjoy the vibrant energy of the Midwest Black Family Reunion (https://myblackfamilyreunion.org/) one of the largest African American cultural celebrations in the Midwest, featuring live music, food vendors, family-friendly activities, and a strong sense of community.

    And while you’re here, take time to visit the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, a powerful and inspiring museum that tells the story of freedom, resilience, and the ongoing journey toward justice.

    Come for the ride. Stay for the experience. Leave with community.

    We can’t wait to ride with you!!

    Host hotels:

    Hilton Garden Inn: https://www.hilton.com/en/book/reservation/deeplink/?ctyhocn=CVGMDGI&corporateCode=3481676

    Westin: https://book.passkey.com/e/51278268

    Thank you!!

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  • Sat, Aug 15, 2026 at 9:30 AM

    Presented by KNABE LAW FIRM

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    Finish line details will be announced at the start of the ride.

    1st Place Prize for 64 miles (Men & Women)

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    Three different routes to choose from (see below to download or print map):

    Route #1 - 64 miles - Tour de Farms Ride - starts @ 9:30 AM

    Strava Route: 64 Miles - CCA Gran Fondo - 2026 | 63.5 mi Cycling Route on Strava

    Ride with GPS: CCA Gran Fondo - 64 Mile - 2026 · Ride with GPS

    Route #2 - 35 miles - Smells Like Farms Ride - starts @ 10:30 AM

    Strava Route: 35 Mile - CCA Gran Fondo - 2026 | 35.8 mi Cycling Route on Strava

    Ride with GPS: CCA Medio Fondo - 35 Mile - 2026 · Ride with GPS

    Route #3 - 10 miles - Enjoy the Farms & Class 1 E-bikes - starts @10:30 AM *Please see E-Bike Policy Below

    Strava Route: 10 Miles - CCA Gran Fondo - 2026 | 9.9 mi Cycling Route on Strava

    Ride with GPS: CCA Picolo Fondo - 10 Mile - 2026 · Ride with GPS

    Kids Trail Ride - Starts @ 12:30 PM - Ride around Mill Stream Park Trail.

    • All kids must please: pre-register online via this website, parent signs liability waiver, check-in day of event, wear a helmet, wear proper closed-toe shoes and bring a bike.

    • Participate in a lap challenge (up to 5 laps). How many laps can you do?! 1 lap = approx. 0.50 mile. Let's have fun and learn about bike safety!

    Event Notes:

    • Let's have fun!

    • Start/Finish @ Mill Stream Park Pavillion - 1200 Maple St (Mill Stream Park), Valley City, OH 44280

    • Meet and ride with the 2026 CCA Team members!

    • 100% of proceeds benefit the CCA Youth Development Team for the 2026/2027 race season.

    • Please arrive at least 40-30 minutes prior to your ride start time to check-in at registration.

    • Pre-registered riders - please check-in before ride to receive an event bracelet.

    • You can register same-day for $55

    • All riders must please register, check-in, sign waiver, wear a helmet, obey all traffic and road cycling laws.

    • Roads will be open to traffic. All traffic and road cycling laws apply. Bikes and The Law - Bike Cleveland

    • We highly recommend the use of front and back lights for all riders.

    • Please download the route on your GPS bike computer, or print your map prior to arriving.

    • Please practice group ride etiquette.

    • Routes are on country roads through farmlands with rolling hills and low traffic. Wave to the goats and cows!

    • All routes are 100% paved roads.

    • All routes - Please be prepared for a medium sized hill in the first mile. You can do it, or you can walk your bike up it, there's no shame!

    • 64-mile route - Water & snack stop planned halfway on the 64-mile route only.

    • 10-mile route - If you want 20 miles, do 2 loops!

    • Plenty of free parking, please do not park on the grass. If lot is full, please use street parking on School Street.

    • Rain or shine (no refunds)

    • Lunch will be available for purchase, concessions by Valley City Grill and Chill.

    • Bring a few extra dollars for raffle baskets and to purchase merch!

    CCA E-Bike Policy: We welcome Class 1 E-bikes on the 10-mile ride! Class 1 E-bikes = pedal assist up to 20 mph motor stops when pedal stops. Batteries must be 100% charged and bike must be in good working condition. E-bikes are not permitted on the 32 or 64-mile ride due to insurance, rider safety protocols and precautions. PLEASE CHECK-IN ALL E-BIKES AT REGISTRATION. All E-Bike riders please follow all traffic laws, road cycling laws, safety and group ride etiquette.

    ***Class 2 and/or Class 3 E-Bikes are NOT permitted at this event due to insurance, rider safety protocols and precautions. Medina Police Officers and bike mechanics will be at event to enforce these restrictions. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding. ***

    Questions? Email - [email protected]

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    Knabe Law Firm | Greater Cleveland’s Bike Attorneys

    Ken is more than an attorney - he is an avid rider who incorporates his observations when riding into his legal framework to prevent crashes, he knows what it’s like out there and the impact of bike accidents.

    The Knabe Law Firm helps our clients through all phases of settlement negotiation and litigation, providing straightforward and accurate advice so people can take care of themselves and their families, while we take care of the critical legal details to ensure our clients recover their losses.

    Ken is working to foster a culture of safety and respect for cyclists by seeking to make our city safer and more livable through active transportation. He serves on nonprofit boards and committees including the Ohio to Erie Trail, and the Ohio Bicycle Federation; he gives educational seminars and speeches to local cycling groups promoting best practices; and he supports local advocacy and ridership through sponsorships and donations.

    Ken has found that unfamiliarity of the applicable laws contributes to this problem, so in an effort to close the information gap Ken authored Cycling Rights: Bicycles, E-Bikes & Micro-Mobility Devices published in September 2020. Cycling Rights: Second Edition was released in February 2024.

    Cycling Rights is aimed at educating both cyclists and motorists and is full of useful law specifically applied to car/bike interactions, real case studies, and safety tips for riders novice to pro.

    Profits from the purchase of Cycling Rights through the Bike Cleveland website go directly to support the organization’s mission of creating a region that is sustainable, connected, healthy, and vibrant by promoting bicycling and advocating for safe and equitable transportation for all.

    Cycling Rights: Second Edition - Knabe Law Firm

    Bikes and The Law - Bike Cleveland

    Route #1 - 64 miles - Tour de Farms Ride - starts @ 9:30 AM

    64 Miles - CCA Gran Fondo - 2026 | 63.5 mi Cycling Route on Strava

    Ride with GPS: CCA Gran Fondo - 64 Mile - 2026 · Ride with GPS

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    Route #2 - 35 miles - Smells Like Farms Ride - starts @ 10:30 AM

    35 Mile - CCA Gran Fondo - 2026 | 35.8 mi Cycling Route on Strava

    Ride with GPS: CCA Medio Fondo - 35 Mile - 2026 · Ride with GPS

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    Route #3 - 10 miles - Enjoy the Farms Ride & E-Bike - starts @10:30 AM

    If you would like 20 miles, do 2 loops!

    10 Miles - CCA Gran Fondo - 2026 | 9.9 mi Cycling Route on Strava

    Ride with GPS: CCA Picolo Fondo - 10 Mile - 2026 · Ride with GPS

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  • Every Saturday at 9:00 AM

    parkrun is such a simple concept: turn up every Saturday and volunteer, walk, jog or run 5k.

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