GIRO VIGNETI HEALDSBURG

34TH ANNUAL
HEALTH AND WELLNESS CYCLING TOUR

PRESENTED BY

ROTARY CLUB OF HEALDSBURG SUNRISE

Formerly Healdsburg Cycling Tour, we now support programs for Healdsburg Rotary.

Annual
GIRO VIGNETI HEALDSBURG
Cycling Tour

July 24, 2021 – August 22, 2021, Healdsburg, CA
Formerly Healdsburg Cycling Tour, we now support programs for Healdsburg Rotary.

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25

miles
through Alexander Valley

39.1

miles
through Alexander Valley and Dry Creek Valley

59.6

miles
through Alexander Valley, Dry Creek Valley and Russian River Valley

82.5

miles
through Alexander Valley, Dry Creek Valley, Russian River Valley and over Chalk Hill Road

24

miles
optional Pine Flat 3600 foot Hill Climb

About

GIRO VIGNETI HEALDSBURG

34TH ANNUAL
HEALTH AND WELLNESS
CYCLING TOUR

Formerly known as the Annual Healdsburg Bicycle Tour, Giro Vigneti Healdsburg is scheduled for July 24, 2021. Thank you for your interest and past support. Please stay safe!

ABOUT THE TOUR

Something For Everyone!

Ride through the vineyards, over the Geysers, through valleys and vales. Take your time or race your friends. Enjoy some of the most beautiful country in the world with a Mediterranean climate. Home to world class wines, Michelin rated restaurants, and all for good causes.

It’s an annual charity bike ride to fund designated charities and outside agencies

College Scholarships for deserving high school students
Local charities serving community needs
Sponsored by Healdsburg Rotary Sunrise

Join us as we pedal through the heart of Sonoma County Wine Country. Road and mountain bikes, skinny tires and fat tires welcome. Moderately challenging ride through the Alexander, Dry Creek & Russian River Valleys. Distance options include 20, 40 or 60 miles; gradually increasing in difficulty. The 20 mile route is rather flat, while the 40 & 60 mile routes have more rolling hills and moderate climbs.

Come up for the day or spend the whole weekend with us; there is much to see and do. Healdsburg offers many lodging options and is central to more than 100 wineries.

Bicycling Magazine listed Sonoma County as one of “The 7 Greatest Rides on Earth” — alongside the likes of Tuscany, Crested Butte, and Moab.