The GranFondo route is an amazing journey of grandeur amongst the towering and enchanted forests that flank the base of King Ridge. The route then climbs out of the depths of Cazadero into one of the most breathtakingly beautiful expanses of terrain with incredible rolling ridgetop views of nearby mountains, ridges, valleys and of course the vast Pacific Ocean.

After cresting King Ridge Road you are in for whipping descents and the rolling profiles of the coastal roads until you make your way back towards Occidental and eventually Santa Rosa by way of Coleman Valley Road.

No matter who you are or what you have riden, this ride and these places will leave you forever changed, and appreciative for the time you spent there, however long or brief they may be.

The Medio Fondo route is equally as beautiful as the GranFondo. While it does not include the famed King Ridge Road, the loop does however incorporate the later stages of that route when it climbs up from the coast over Coleman Valley Road. This is not by any means an easy stage, but one that offers fit cyclists an opportunity to test their mettle on a wonderful climb, and still experience some of the best that Sonoma County has to offer.

The Piccolo Fondo is a route created solely for recreational and beginner cyclists who wish to participate in this event but are not prepared for the long steep climbs that the bigger Fondos offer in the western flanks of Sonoma County.

A 36-mile ride, about 10 miles of which is on a bike path. There is some climbing, but mainly the route stays in the fertile valley floors. A great ride for those looking for a pleasant pedal past redwoods and vineyards to work up an appetite for a well-deserved brunch back at the Finley Center venue, compliments of Forget Me Not Farm.
That's right: free brunch with this ride!