Jackson County Brevet

Prepare for an inspiring journey at the Jackson County Brevet on June 20, 2026, in picturesque Jefferson, GA. This charity ride offers a unique blend of scenic beauty and a powerful mission, with distances of 100M, 65M, 46M, and 29M available to suit a range of cycling abilities. The course winds through Jackson County's rolling to flat terrain, promising endless scenic views that showcase the charm of Northeast Georgia's landscapes. While generally described as rolling, the longer routes include notable elevation gains, with the 100-mile option featuring approximately 6,370 feet of climbing, offering a rewarding challenge amidst the captivating scenery.

Starting at Jackson County High School, located at 575 Washington St., Jefferson, GA 30549, the event kicks off at 8:00 AM, with well-stocked rest and aid stations positioned along the routes to support your ride. Typical race day conditions in late June bring highs around 89°F and lows around 67°F, with a 15% chance of precipitation, creating a true summer cycling experience.

Beyond the physical challenge, the Jackson County Brevet stands out for its profound purpose. Founded in 2010 by Robert Wilhite, inspired by his wife Kelly's battle with Aplastic Anemia, the event is dedicated to raising crucial funds for Aplastic Anemia research at Emory University. Every net dollar raised directly supports The Kelly Wilhite Aplastic Anemia Research Fund, addressing a rare and serious bone marrow failure disease that receives limited funding. This ride offers an opportunity not just to test your limits on beautiful routes but also to contribute significantly to a vital cause, making every pedal stroke a part of a life-changing effort.