When is Tour de TART?

Tour de TART takes place on Jul 17, 2026. That's in 1 month.

Where is Tour de TART located?

Tour de TART is held in Traverse City, Michigan, United States.

What distances are available at Tour de TART?

Tour de TART offers the following distances: 14M.

How do I register for Tour de TART?

You can register for Tour de TART through the official registration page.

What is the typical weather for Tour de TART?

Based on historical data, you can expect temperatures between 59°F and 81°F on race day. There's approximately a 11% chance of precipitation.

Tour de TART (14M) - Jul 17, 2026 | Traverse City, MI

Embark on a picturesque journey through the heart of Northern Michigan at the annual Tour de TART, a beloved 14-mile bicycle ride taking place on Friday, July 17, 2026, in Traverse City, MI. This family-friendly event, a vital fundraiser for TART Trails, invites cyclists of all ages and abilities to experience the stunning beauty of the paved Leelanau Trail. Riders will wind through rolling hills, lush forests, charming orchards, and serene meadows, with views of streams, lakes, and ponds enhancing the scenic route.

The Tour de TART offers a flexible start from DeYoung Natural Area, allowing participants to begin their adventure between 4:00 PM and 6:30 PM. Along the way, two well-stocked "tasty snack stops" at Fouch Road and Bingham Road provide opportunities to refuel and refresh. The ride culminates at North Park in Suttons Bay, where a delightful bayside celebration awaits with a delicious meal and a cash bar featuring local wine and microbrews. With typical race day conditions in mid-July seeing highs around 81°F and lows around 59°F, and only an 11% chance of precipitation, the weather is often ideal for an evening ride.

What truly sets the Tour de TART apart is its festive atmosphere and thoughtful logistics. After enjoying the finish line festivities, participants can relax on a convenient bus ride back to Traverse City, with their bikes securely transported, ensuring a hassle-free end to a memorable evening. This eagerly anticipated summertime tradition is more than just a ride; it's a community celebration that supports the continued development and maintenance of the region's cherished trail system.