Route
Major rides
- Registration FAQ
- View your order and purchasing additional items
- Find your rider bib number
- Chilly Hilly
- Valley River Ride
- Ride for Major Taylor
- Seattle Bike-n-Brews
- Woodinville Wine Ride
- Flying Wheels
- Seattle Night Ride
- Group Health STP Presented by Alaska Airlines
- Ride from Seattle to Vancouver & Party (RSVP)
- Emerald City Bike Ride
- High Pass Challenge
- Kitsap Color Classic
Route
RSVP Ride with GPS route - Full Route
RSVP Ride with GPS- Day 2
Food stops
There are two official social/food stop each day to provide water, energy drinks and energy type snacks intended to keep you going but that are not meant to be a meal. There are many restaurants and fast food outlets on the route. We encourage riders to take advantage of these opportunities in the communities along the way. Dutch Mother's in Lynden - right on the route - will be open Sat. & Sun. from 6-9 a.m. serving a special buffet for our cyclist.
Day 1
Start Line- No food available, water available, but it is best to come ready to ride. Fill your bottles before you arrive.
34.8- Machias Station Free Food Stop (water and mechanic available)- Open 7:30-11 a.m.
NEW!- 51.7- Arlingon Lunch Stop- You will have a ticket on your rider bib# good for one free meal at participating restaurants. All restaurants are less than a block off of the Centennial Trail. Restaurants will have a "rider meal" available or you may use your ticket as a $7 discount on other menu items. (water and mechanic also at the stop). List of participating restaurants.
74.3- Mount Vernon Free food stop (mechanic on site)
83.6- Allen Community Mini-stop (food for sale, water available)- open 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
Day 2
124.4- Lynden Community free snack stop 7-9 am.
(Dutch Mother's open across the street with a special RSVP buffet available for purchase)
139.2- Langley Free food stop- open 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
171.3- Port Moody free food stop open 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.
187.5- Finish line party- registered riders receive a free meal or drink. Friends and family are welcome there will be food and drink for purchase as well.
Mechanical Support
RSVP provides mechanical support at most official food stops. Labor is free, but please be prepared to pay for parts. RSVP is a challenging event, requiring endurance and training. Be prepared to handle your own minor mechanical problems on the road.
Day 1
Start Line- Performance Bicycle
21.2- Maltby Park- The Bicycle Fixer- Joe Sandschulte
36.5- Machias Station- Performance Bicycle
51.7- Arlington- Velofix
74.5- Mt. Vernon- Montlake Bicycle Shop
83.6- Allen Park- Velofix (Fri.)
day 2
Days Inn Bellingham- Montlake Bicycle Shop 6-7:30 a.m.
124.4- Lynden- Performance Bicycle
139.2- North Otter- Caps Cycles
171.3- Port Moody- Catalyst Kinetics


