Join the American Lung Association on a 3-day, 100-mile ride along the Greenbrier River Trail, on of America's premier rail-to-trails.
The Greenbrier Trail Bike Trek is an exciting 3-day,100-mile rail-to-trail mountain bike adventure that combines unforgettable mountain scenery with the unique sights of Pocahontas and Greenbrier Counties. Join us and experience the robust Greenbrier River Trail that can only be encountered on foot or by bike.
This event is a go-at-your own pace ride for cyclist of all levels of experience. Trekkers will enjoy a fully-supported ride on the Greenbrier River Trail. ALA will provide lodging, food and transportation. Bike mechanics and medical crews will ride with the group during the entire trip.
The trail is hard packed and bicycles with large (wide) tires are recommended. Ride amenities include: all meals included, lodging included, transportation of luggage and bikes, and breaksites with refreshments every 8-10 miles. Medical personnel and bike mechanics will accompany the ride.
As a trek participant, you will receive a long sleeve-shirt, meals, lodging, gear transportation, shuttle service, sag and mechanic support and medical crew during the event.
Raise $1,000 or more to be a member of the elite Winners Circle and receive a jersey. All proceeds benefit the American Lung Association.
Three or more individuals can register together as a team. Choose a team name, design a logo, make a team shirt and be creative! Corporate teams are welcome!
- Registration Fee:
- Early bird registration is $50.00 now through January 10, 2018
- $60.00 January 11-April 17, 2018
- $70.00 after April 17, 2018
- 17 May 2018 4:00pm
- Tickets On Sale
- Greenbrier Trail Bike TrekGreenbrier Trail Bike TrekFrankford, West Virginia, USA
- Up to 44 miles (71 km)
- From 35.00 USD
- 100 Riders
Extra Information
The Greenbrier River Trail is a 78-mile long rail trail operated by West Virginia State Park system. The trail runs between Cass and Caldwell, WV.
The trail closely mirrors its namesake, the Greenbrier River, for most of its length offering trail users countless opportunities for swimming and fishing.
The Greenbrier River Trail traverses one of the most remote areas in the state and lies adjacent to the Monongahela National Forest, Seneca State Forest and Watoga State Park. A trip along the trail is truly a “Wild and Wonderful” experience.
