Chattanooga Century Bike Ride

The Prison Prevention Chattanooga Century Bike Ride (formerly 2 State 4 County Pedaling for Prevention) takes place along the scenic Tennessee-Georgia borders.

Starting at Coahulla Creek High School in Dalton, Georgia, you will cross multi-counties as you ride through forested ridges and rolling hills. Good paved roads follow gently flowing mountain streams as you pass through beautiful pasture land rich in Native American history. 

The 35, 68, and 100 mile routes take you by Red Clay State Historic Park, the seat of Cherokee government from 1832 until the start of the Trail of Tears in 1838. The 68 mile route runs concurrently with the century route.

This is an event for the serious rider or casual rider with well marked courses, sag support, door prizes, chip timing and much more.  

As you complete your course, lunch will be served at Coahulla Creek High School from 11AM - 4:PM, showers will be available, and door prizes will be ready for pick up.

Registration: $40 through June 20, then $50. 

If you're not a cyclist or runner, you can still be part of the event by volunteering your time! 

Events like this make it possible for Prison Prevention Ministries staff to continue to guide kids to make better decisions, connect them to positive avenues for personal growth, and promote mentor relationships. 

We serve 80 schools in 6 counties (Hamilton & Bradley Counties, TN; Walker, Whitfield, Catoosa, and Murray Counties, GA.) Working with students who are involved with gangs, drugs, alcohol, prostitution, etc. our number one focus is to change students lives. We are NOT government supported and we depend on special events to help us continue to change our community.