Ride Details

This is where you will find your event schedule along with any local guidelines and regulations. Check back periodically for any updates.  

*Please check back periodically for more updates throughout the year.* Looking for information about all our events and meet-ups leading up to the ride? Visit the Pre-Ride Activities Page.

Friday, June 27^th

Camping/RV opens, join us that evening for free bike storage and rider packet pickup.

Saturday, June 28^th

Cyclists will travel on one of three route options – all routes start and finish at the Cache County Fairgrounds in Logan, UT. Once you complete your route for the day, enjoy your celebration with food, music, a vendor village, team tents, and a beer garden. Remember – breakfast, lunch, and dinner are complimentary for all riders who reach the fundraising minimum!

Sunday, June 29^th

Cyclists will travel on one of two routes options up Blacksmith Fork Canyon.

*Please check back periodically for updated route map and information.

Harmons Best Dam Bike Ride is a two-day event

Join us all weekend or just one day! On Day 1 ride through the rolling countryside outside of Logan, UT with 43, 75 and 100 mile routes for rider’s of all abilities to enjoy. Day 2 can’t be missed with a gorgeous route up Blacksmith Fork Canyon – ride 20 miles to the mouth of the canyon or the full 50 miles.

Riders can choose to do 1 or 2 days – it is up to you! Day one routes are 43, 75 and 100 miles. Day two is 20 or 52 miles up Blacksmith Fork Canyon – this canyon ride should not be missed!

Rest Stops

Each day of riding features fully stocked rest stops (6 on day one, 3 on day two), with water, snacks, restrooms, bike mechanics, and other support. 

Bike MS Fundraising Weeks are proudly sponsored by Point B, an organization that shares our commitment to creating a world free of MS. Elevate your fundraising and win some prizes along the way.

The rules are simple: raise the most money during a Fundraising Week and we will reward you for your fundraising success.

Fundraising Weeks

• Fundraising Week #1: April 21 to April 27, 2025
• Fundraising Week #2: May 19 to May 25, 2025

Fundraising Weeks run Monday through Sunday at midnight. Each fundraising week will have winners in the following categories*:

• Team with 2-14 members
• Team with 15+ members
• Individual rider

*based on the highest amount of online fundraising (total dollars raised) this week. Please check back this spring for updates on some amazing prizes!

Your Bike MS packet contains important items including your rider bib, event details and sponsor giveaways. In order to pick up your packet, you must meet the $250 fundraising minimum and have a completed waiver on file. 

Please note:

• If you registered online, you've already completed a waiver during the registration process.
• Anyone who did not register themselves online will need to complete a waiver.
• Riders under 18 will need a waiver signed by a parent or guardian.

Bike MS Waiver

Find local hotels, event accommodations and transportation details below. Any luggage and bike storage needs that you may have will be located here as well. Our team will be working diligently to get you the best deals and experiences for the event! 

Camping

Camping reservations at the Cache County Fairgrounds will be made during the spring – more updates to come.

There are three types of spots available – RV hookups with power and water access, RV hookups with power hookup only, and tent camping spots with no hookups.

Many camp sites without amenities are available throughout the fairgrounds on a first come, first serve basis.

Lodging

We don’t have room blocks at local hotels in Logan for riders. Please visit the Cache Valley Visitors Bureau website for a list of local hotels. Be sure to reserve sooner than later as the hotels will sell out!

Don’t worry, our event will have a place for you to park your vehicle! Any and all parking information will be located here. 

Parking is plentiful and available right at the Cache County Fairgrounds – free of charge.

Food

Rider’s who raise their fundraising minimum can enjoy complimentary breakfast, lunch, and dinner on Day 1 and breakfast and lunch on Day 2.

Food and beer garden tickets can be purchased ride weekend for family and friends who are their to support.

Route

Whether you have a flat tire or need a snack to help get you across the finish line, we’ve got you covered. 

Each route includes fully stocked rest stops, supplied with hydration and nutritional snacks  (a mix of fruit, protein, sweet, and salty snacks), every 8 to 18 miles with some of the best snacks and volunteers around. Relax, hydrate, use the restroom, re-apply sunscreen and enjoy time with the volunteers. Along the route you will be joined by our support and gear (SAG) vehicles who will be on there to assist you.

After you cross the finish line, we will have plenty of local food available.  

Bike Shops

The support we receive from local bike shops is crucial; bike mechanics will be located throughout the ride along with yearly support from shops in the area. For more Bike Shop information, check out the Training and Prep page!

We know you have some additional questions, and this will be the place where we can answer them! More Know Before You Go information will be coming soon, so check back often so you don’t miss anything. 

Ride photos will be posted on our Flickr page two to three weeks after the ride. We will share the link here when photos are ready! 

Want to see photos from 2024? Click here to join the Bike MS: Harmons Best Dam Bike Ride Flickr group to view photos!