Tour De Lake Arrowhead: A Ride At The Top Of The World

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Bicyclists rode the steep mountains and speedy descents around the back roads of Lake Arrowhead during the Tour de Lake Arrowhead on Saturday, August 22, 2015.

ByBICYCLIST Staff
August 26, 2015

Bicyclists rode the steep mountains and speedy descents around the back roads of Lake Arrowhead during the Tour de Lake Arrowhead on this past Saturday, August 22, 2015. An event like this highlights the advantages of organized rides with a well-marked route that ties together a loop that winds around Lake Arrowhead and Lake Gregory. There was a multitude of route options available providing something for all levels of bicycling experience. If riding the Lake Arrowhead is on your list, be sure to look for this event in 2016 and make a weekend of it with a multitude of AirBnB, hotel and camping options in the nearby area.

Registration for the 2016 event ends Friday (8/26) at midnight!

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Tour De Lake Arrowhead: A Ride At The Top Of The World

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