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Cycle Mount Dora offers hill routes, a shorter ride and free youth registration

The annual cycling festival raises money for swimming instruction and scholarships.

Cycle Mount Dora offers hill routes, a shorter ride and free youth registration
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Cycle Mount Dora’s 52nd annual festival offers several ways to ride, including a metric century, hill routes and a 10-mile Trimble Park option. Organizers also advertise a shorter, easier route for beginning cyclists.

The 2026 event benefits children’s swimming instruction and scholarships. Participants should bring water bottles: rest stops provide hydration refills and snacks, but organizers say cups will not be supplied.

Children 15 and under can register free with an adult registration. Families must email the organizers after registering to receive the youth registration. Use the organizer’s site for the final ride schedule and route choice before paying; the city’s broader calendar places the festival weekend October 9–11, while individual ride arrangements are handled through the registration site.

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