Spring Classic Embraces its Historic New Home
The Peninsula Century Spring Classic will have a new home in 2025. After 35 years in Baileys Harbor, the ride will move to the grounds of the historic Horseshoe Bay Farms for the 36th edition on June 14, 2025.
As the ride has grown over the years, space behind the Baileys Harbor Town Hall has grown tighter, and parking more congested as the community has grown busier. The town has been a wonderful home for the ride for more than three decades and we’re thankful for the support from businesses and town staff during our run.
Horseshoe Bay Farms has a unique place in Door County history, as it was once the largest and most innovative farm in the state. Several years ago a nonprofit was formed to steward that history and expand opportunities to use the grounds and learn about its impressive past. We’re excited to partner with them to be part of sharing its story.
More than anything, this change is going to be a great improvement to your experience as a rider. You’ll still experience similar, but new routes and rest stops on your ride up, down, and across the gorgeous Door Peninsula. Meanwhile, your start and finish at the farm will offer on-site parking, less congestion, and a post-ride lunch centered in the ambiance of the historic farm.
Like many of you, this ride is something we are passionate about, and the move away from Baileys Harbor is an emotional one. With that in mind, we are confident that the history the ride has built in Baileys Harbor will be an important part of this new chapter, and we hope you embrace this exciting move with us! We look forward to seeing you on June 14th to celebrate 36 years of Spring Classic riding in Door County!
Learn more about Horseshoe Bay Farms
Ride Info
The 36th edition of the ride will feature four routes of 25, 50, 62, or 100 miles that weave through Northern Door County’s beautiful back roads, along the shoreline, and past iconic landmarks.
Our routes feature unique rest stop locations which are stocked with snacks, food, and fuel for your ride. Finish at Horseshoe Bay Farms just south of Egg Harbor where riders will enjoy a post-ride meal, beer, and other beverages!
Ride includes
- Bike routes that the locals ride. We keep you off the busy roads and put you on the scenic ones.
- Aid stations stocked with “bike food” and special featured items from local businesses
- SAG wagon support on course
- Post-ride meal from Thyme Catering
Route Maps
With our new start and finish location of Horseshoe Bay Farms, you will experience new and exciting routes on June 14th, 2025! Provisional routes will be released by January 2025, and final routes will be released in the weeks prior to the ride once all road conditions and construction projects have been reviewed.
2024 Routes:
Century Map
Metric Century Map
50 Mile Map
25 Mile Map
Registration Fees 2025:
Jan 1-Feb 28
25-mile route: $60
50, 62, and 100-mile routes: $65
Ages 14&Under: $25
Mar 1-May 14
25-mile route: $65
50, 62, and 100-mile routes: $70
Ages 14&Under: $25
May 15-Jun 12
25-mile route: $70
50, 62, and 100-mile routes: $75
Ages 14&Under: $25
Onsite June 13-14 (tax included)
25-mile route: $78
50, 62, and 100-mile routes: $84
Ages 14&Under: $26
