2024 Loop the Lake
June 15 @ 9:00 am – 2:00 pm
2024 Benefit Bike Ride
Support clean, healthy lakes with Clean Lakes Alliance’s 12th Annual Loop the Lake Bike Ride, presented by Lake Ridge Bank. It’s an at-your-own-pace bike ride around Lake Monona on Saturday, June 15th that raises funds to protect and preserve Greater Madison’s lakes. Make a day of it while you enjoy entertaining and educational activities at many parks along the route.
Event details
Cyclists of all ages and abilities navigate the scenic 13.8-mile loop around Lake Monona.
Saturday, June 15th Starting & ending at Olbrich Park (3527 Atwood Avenue, Madison) Course open 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. (optional group start at 9 a.m.) $45 per in-person rider, kids 10 and under ride free with a paid adult Get a group to ride – purchase 6 adult registrations for the group rate of $200
Registration includes
Fun and educational stops (see information below) Super soft t-shirt, compliments of Lands’ End Food cart item Free beer or seltzer, courtesy of Bell’s Brewery (21+)
Loop the Lake is more than a bike ride – it’s an opportunity for our community to connect with our lakes! Event proceeds will support Clean Lakes Alliance’s work to protect and improve our lakes through on-the-ground projects, educational programs, and water quality monitoring.
You can also choose to ride, walk, run, or paddle from anywhere, at any time! Register for the virtual option for $55 and we’ll mail your shirt!
Stops along the route
- Schluter Park – Get a sweet treat from Monona Police
- Winnequah Park – Eduction station with Aldo Leopold Nature Center – learn about small aquatic critters in our lakes
- Arrowhead Park – information coming soon!
- Grand Crossing Park – hear the salsa band, Orquesta SalSoul
- Off Broadway Drafthouse – get a free root beer float and water, or purchase a cold beverage
- Olin Park (join us in the wedge between the park and the bike path) – visit with Friends of Nolen Waterfront and enjoy a water station
- BB Clark Beach Park – enjoy water and snacks
- Hudson Park – learn about the history and significance of this sacred site from expert guides from Ho-Chunk Nation and UW-Madison in this special effigy mound educational stop
- Olbrich Park – enjoy a free food cart item from one of Greater Madison’s favorite food carts and a beer or seltzer (21+)
Thank you sponsors!
