Woodacre, California · Saturday, September 12, 2026
The 2026 DharmaWheels Buddhist Bicycle Pilgrimage is a cycling event held on Saturday, September 12, 2026. It is located at 5000 Sir Francis Drake Blvd in Woodacre, California.
Tri to Inspire, formerly the DJFE Triathlon Race Series, was created to introduce the sport of triathlon to the Sonoma County community in a welcoming, inclusive way. This short-distance event is open to all abilities and is ideal for first-time triathletes and families looking to experience a fun, supportive race environment together.
Athletes may choose between two distance options. The Mini Sprint includes a 100-yard pool swim, a 3-mile bike, and a 1-mile run. The Sprint distance features a 400-yard pool swim, a 9-mile bike, and a 3.1-mile run. Tri to Inspire is a non-competitive, untimed event designed to help participants complete their first triathlon—or simply enjoy the experience without pressure. More experienced athletes are also encouraged to participate and will find a positive, community-focused atmosphere. The race begins with a pool swim at the Finley Aquatic Center, followed by a flat, family- and beginner-friendly bike and run course along the Santa Rosa Creek Trail.
Each athlete’s registration includes a custom finisher medal, swim cap, and athlete goody bag. Proceeds benefit Inspiration Sports Foundation, a local 501(c)(3) nonprofit supporting youth in Sonoma County through sports camps and fitness-based programs.
Saturday, October 5, 2026 @Martinez Waterfront Park
1000 Riders. Two Bridges. One Mission.
The 17th Annual Bike the Bridges | Bands & Brews returns in support of Special Olympics Northern California. This year, we’re kicking it up a gear and aiming for 1,000 riders to join our iconic community fundraiser ride, capped by the rocking Bands & Brews afterparty at Waterfront Park in Martinez.
Come be a part of an epic day of biking, bridges, bravery and brews. With four different routes ranging from 25 miles to 100K, there’s a Bike the Bridges ride for you.
Ride. Rock. Raise funds and awareness for Special Olympics NorCal. Don’t miss your opportunity to cross bridges — and build some, too.
THE RIDE
This scenic ride encompasses the sweeping view of the Carquinez and Benicia Bridges. Choose from the 25 mile, 50K, 50 mile, or 100K (62 mi).
THE ROUTES
25 mile ride - $95
50K ride - $100
50 mi - $115
100K (62 mi) - $120
Prices increase on July 1, 2026
Support personnel and refueling still be available along the way as well as a SAG vehicle driving the routes to assist, support, and encourage cyclists.
PEDAL THE EXTRA MILE
Riders are encouraged to raise additional funds for Special Olympics by emailing family, friends and co-workers asking for online donations to support their fundraising efforts. In addition to the commemorative t-shirt, lunch, pint glass and 2 beer tickets, additional incentives can be earned at $300 (long-sleeve dryfit t-shirt) and $400 (Bike the Bridges bike jersey).
Event details and schedule
RIDE & BREWFEST SCHEDULE
7:30 am - Registration/Check-In opens for 100K riders
8:00 am - Registration /Check-In opens for 50 mile riders
8:30 am - Registration /Check-In opens for 50K riders
9:00 am - Registration/Check-In opens for 25 mile riders
11:00 am - Festival area opens, lunch for riders served, food trucks open, beer service begins
11:15 am - Live band performances start
1:30 pm - Rider awards and acknowledgements
1:45 pm - Live music continues
4:00 pm - Festivities end
For more information or any questions please email [email protected]
Welcome to the Women on Wheels Sonoma County 2026 Registration.
Please visit https://womenonwheelsride.weebly.com/ for information
PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
Minors: Girls 3 to 17 years of age when riding with an adult are FREE, limit of 40 free entries. Girls ages 3 to 7 must ride with an adult parent or guardian on a tandem bike in a child's seat, in a child's seat on a tagalong bike, or in a bike trailer. Girls ages 8 to 17 may ride on their own pedal bike. Girls ages 8 to 13 must ride with an adult parent or guardian.
Recommended Start Times: This is not a race. We recommend starting the 56 mile ride at 7:30 am, the 34 mile ride at 8:30 am, and the Family ride at 10 am.
Potential Food Allergies: Prepackaged gluten-free options will be available at the rest stops. Gluten-free options will also be available at lunch but cross-contamination cannot be guaranteed.
Automated Emails. Be sure to enter a valid email address that you check regularly since that is where you will get updates and important information about the ride.
Multiple Registrants. You can register more than one rider during your session, however each rider must individually sign the liability waiver. Keep in mind if you are riding tandem that both the Captain and Stoker must register. ALL fields marked with a * are required.
Editing and Transferring Registrations. If you would like the ability to view, edit, or transfer your registration after purchase, it’s best to use the FREE “Join Outside+” option when checking out. Transferring registrations is done completely online at BikeReg.com (other than finding someone to transfer to and payment arrangements)
No Refunds. You can Transfer your registration to someone else if you cannot attend. Transferring a paid entry simply requires that you log into your BikeReg account and choose the “Transfer” option. Follow the directions to complete a transfer to another person who has paid you directly for the entry.
SRCC Event Cancellation Policy. SRCC reserves the right to cancel or reschedule an event when, in SRCC’s sole discretion, it is reasonably necessary to do so. Circumstances under which cancellation or rescheduling may occur include, but are not limited to, Acts of God, terrorism, community disasters, such as earthquake, fire or flooding, or other unforeseen events reasonably likely to compromise the safety of participants or otherwise interfere with the ability of the club to hold the event. Inclement weather alone will generally not result in a cancellation. Events are held rain or shine. If the event is cancelled:
Participants will be notified as soon as possible.
Depending on the situation, full or partial refunds may be issued in SRCC’s sole discretion.
SRCC relies on fees from our events to continue our stated purpose as a 501(c)(4) non-profit recreational cycling club to ensure our organization is here every year, to continue advocating for riders and putting on the best events in the country. SRCC must honor commitments and contracts many of which are paid in advance of the event and non-refundable. SRCC cannot bear the risk of a disaster alone. Each participant accepts the risk of losing his or her registration fee or other incidental expenses related to participation in the event should circumstances warranting cancellation arise. Thanks for your support and understanding.
A Splash and Dash is a fun and fast-growing sport that combines running and swimming, and focused on focused on fun and participation over competition. OTC wants to introduce kids and families to how great the multisport life is through this USAT sanctioned event!
We celebrate participation!
For our regular Super Sprints, timing will be unofficial, and everyone wins for the regular Super Sprints. Kids of any age can choose Super Sprint x1 or Super Sprint x2.
And back from 2025, kids can choose to do the Super Sprint x2 competitive event - which will count towards the USAT Northern California Youth Series!
We will have volunteers around supporting safety and fun, making sure kid take breaks mid-swim if need -- and that they catch their breath before heading on towards the run course. Every competitor will be celebrated as they cross the finish line and will go home with an NEW FOR 2026 official USAT Splash and Dash medal, or a custom competitive wave medal.
Come on out and join the fun!