The Coast Ride

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As Many Miles As There Are In A Day

The Coast Ride started as a January tradition amongst friends- three years later, the ride had more than 300 riders ready to embark on a journey from San Francisco to Santa Barbara. Running on Martin Luther King Jr. weekend, the riders make use of the long holiday to tackle the 360+ miles of road. They had their work cut out for them as rain continued to follow the group, but the hard men and women we caught up with on Day 3 were too suffused with summit-fever to take notice of the “mist.”

Start San Francisco, CA
End Santa Barbara, CA
Ride Length ~365 miles
Ride Time 3 days
Organizer Website www.thecoastride.org

 

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