BP MS 150

Ready for the ride of a lifetime?

The BP MS 150 is a two-day fundraising bike ride organized by the National MS Society.

The ride is the largest event of its kind in North America with 13,000 cyclists, 3,500 volunteers and countless spectators along the route and at the finish line in Austin. The BP MS 150 raises record-breaking amounts, bringing hope to many who are living with multiple sclerosis.

There are three official start locations for the BP MS 150 in the Houston area. The total mileage on each route varies between 160 and 180 miles to Austin, with breakpoints located every 8 to 15 miles.

The ride begins Saturday morning at three convenient starting points: Tully Stadium in Houston, Rhodes Stadium in Katy and Waller Stadium in Waller. Cyclists will follow scenic roads into Bellville for lunch.

Day One ends at the Fayette County Fairgrounds and Camp St. Mark’s overnight locations in La Grange.

To LaGrange: 100 miles from Houston, 83 miles from Katy and 76 miles from Waller.

Day Two

on Day Two cyclists can choose from two exciting routes in Austin. We are finalizing the day two route right now. The mileage will range between 40-60 miles to the finish in Austin. .

• Bechtel Challenge Route
• Lunch Express Route

Both routes merge before lunch at the Bastrop Intermediate School.

After lunch, the route takes the route takes cyclists to Circuit of the Americas in southeast Austin.

Registration Fee:

- $100 until November 10 
- $110 until December 26 
- $120 until February 5 
- $125 until April 16 
- $130 until April 28

Fundraising Minimum: $400.