The 14th Annual Rappahannock Rough Ride - A Cycling Event to Benefit Rappahannock & Fauquier Free Clinics - See Video News Release Below
This year's Rappahannock Rough Ride marks our 14th year cycling through beautiful Rappahannock County Virginia. All rides start and end in Little Washington. Join us for a fully-supported ride on either paved or unpaved roads through the beautiful and rolling terrain of Rappahannock County. The ride starts right across the street from the world-famous Inn at Little Washington!
Click here to REGISTER ONLINE!
What is the Rappahannock Rough Ride? The Rappahannock Rough Ride is one of Virginia's most beautiful and challenging one-day bike tours. Your support helps provide medical and dental care to families that cannot afford it on their own. Every rider has an equal chance to win one of our fabulous donated prizes. New this year -- all riders will get a "Rappahannock Tour Card" with discounts and special offers from local wineries and fun spots. Already on board: Narmada Winery, Philip Carter Winery, Griffin Tavern, & The Blue Rock Inn!
Photo Album here.
Course Description Courses range from the 12 mile participation ride from Washington Virginia to Flint Hill and back all the way up to the nearly 60 mile tour of Rappahannock County's rolling hills and farms. Two "Rough Ride" courses include unpaved roads and some rugged hills and are either 20 or 30 miles.
Click here to REGISTER ONLINE!
What is the Rappahannock Rough Ride? The Rappahannock Rough Ride is one of Virginia's most beautiful and challenging one-day bike tours. Your support helps provide medical and dental care to families that cannot afford it on their own. Every rider has an equal chance to win one of our fabulous donated prizes. New this year -- all riders will get a "Rappahannock Tour Card" with discounts and special offers from local wineries and fun spots. Already on board: Narmada Winery, Philip Carter Winery, Griffin Tavern, & The Blue Rock Inn!
Photo Album here.
Course Description Courses range from the 12 mile participation ride from Washington Virginia to Flint Hill and back all the way up to the nearly 60 mile tour of Rappahannock County's rolling hills and farms. Two "Rough Ride" courses include unpaved roads and some rugged hills and are either 20 or 30 miles.
