Spokane Aurora Northwest Rotary

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Welcomes you to this Year’s

SPOKANE LILAC CENTURY RIDE

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GRAVEL FLAMDANGLE

This ride offers a variety of fun, scenic and challenging tours for every level of rider. Four tour lengths for all levels of riders and a Gravel ride for adventure riders.

Road: 25 - 50 - 66 (Metric) - 100 Miles

Gravel: Lilac Gravel Flamdangle - 32 Miles

oNlINE REGISTRATION CLOSES Thursday - May 15, 2025

After that date all registrations will be at the ride, or packet pickup; May 17

RIDE SUPPORT
The route is monitored by Rotarians and volunteers. Technical - mechanical support is provided by North Division Bicycle Shop.

PACKET PICK-UP - Late Registration
Saturday, May 17, 2025 2-6pm

North Division Bicycle - 10503 N. Division St. (US 395)

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Pick-up at Start/Finish at Big Barn on day of ride

Sunday, May 18, 2025 6:30 am

Riders/registrants who wish to bring an RV (self contained) or tent and camp near the start line, may reserve space at Hidden Acres Orchards directly across from the Big Barn. Reservations are available via Harvest Host (harvesthosts.com) and Hipcamp (hipcamp.com).

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RAFFLE

All registered riders will receive one (1) entry into the raffle for assorted prizes

2025 Spokane Lilac Century Jerseys

$70

Custom made by Primal, must be ordered by March 5, 2025 to be received at bike ride.

There will be some jerseys available at the ride for purchase; no guarantee of size availability

(We will post design when it is finished and available.)

Where The Money Goes

Your fees help raise funds for the Spokane Aurora Northwest Rotary Club. These funds are returned to the community through Rotary Community Projects such as:

Holiday Food Baskets for needy families (over 50 families last year)
Helping Kids at Risk, Bite 2 Go, JOYA/Spokane Guild School, Northwest Northpole Adventures - Fantasy Flight.
Reading program, Books; 4-5 grade students (we handed out almost 800 books last year, over 9,000 since we began.
5 - $1000 College Scholarships
Rotaplast - cleft palate repair clinics
And other community needs (Women’s shelter, Disabled Vets Bicycle, Inland NW YMCA, World Relief, Fire Safety House)

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