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• This three day event (with two days of riding
approximately 50 miles each day) is held in the scenic hills of southern
Event Headquarters Headquarters for the weekend is Edgewood High School, 601 S. Edgewood Drive, Ellettsville, Indiana. This is where the ride starts and finishes each day. Riders will start between 8 am and 10 am on both Saturday and Sunday morning and they must be capable of finishing the route and returning to the high school by 4 pm each day.
• There’s something for everyone. Please order
with your pre-registration because quantities and sizes for sale at the Hilly
• These meals, prepared by the Edgewood
High School Booster groups, are optional and require an extra charge.
For current hotel/motel availabilities over the Hilly weekend, contact the Bloomington/Monroe County Convention & Visitors Bureau at 1-800-800-0037 or www.visitbloomington.com.
• Room is available for tent campers and
RVs, although no hookups or conveniences will be provided for the RV
Riders under the age of 18 need the approval of a parent or legal guardian as required on the application form. Riders under the age of 16 may participate in the Hilly only if accompanied by a bicycling parent or other responsible adult. Groups of underage riders must have additional adult supervision bicycling with them.
If you are willing to work at least six hours, your registration fee, camping or sleeping space, meals and a Hilly Helper T-shirt are free upon request. Each prospective volunteer must fill out the volunteer registration form. If plan to volunteer, please do so early. Help us be more effective in providing an outstanding Hilly! For additional information see the Volunteer Information Page.
The 45th Hilly Hundred Weekend is sponsored by
the Central Indiana Bicycling Association, Inc. (CIBA) of Proceeds from the Hilly Hundred Weekend support CIBA activities, the CIBA Foundation, Inc., Bicycle Indiana, and the Edgewood High School Dollars for Scholars program. Hilly Hundred Weekend proceeds are also used to support the local communities. Unused food from the rest stops is donated to the Hoosier Hills Food Bank.
“Best Overall Ride,” “Best Map,” and “Longest Running Annual Ride” Bicycling Magazine and the League of American Bicyclists selected the Hilly Hundred Weekend as the recipient of these honors.
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