Santa Fe Century Race-40th Edition
Santa Fe Century Race-40th Edition
An exciting weekend on wheels takes cyclists through spectacular scenery during the annual Santa Fe Century. Cyclists can choose from an array of distance options and a Gravel Ride with optional distances also takes place. This longstanding event draws cyclists from near and far and showcases Santa Fe County’s enthusiastic cycling community.
A scenic course that highlights the landscape of northern New Mexico!
Sunday Ride/Distance options of Century (106 mile tour), the Gran Fondo (106 mile timed ride), the Half-Century (54 mile tour), Medio Fondo (54 mile timed ride) or a 20 mile route
Santa Fe Century has expanded the experience with La Pachanga, a Saturday evening celebration at the Water Tower that brings together cycling, art, and music. Featuring a Freakbike and Kinetic contest alongside a live concert, La Pachanga highlights the creative and social spirit of the Santa Fe Century, inviting riders, artists, and the broader community to come together beyond the ride.
Great camaraderie with thousands of fellow cyclists
Finisher medals for all participants
Prizes and awards for age group podium finishers in the Medio, Gran Fondo and Gravelon
Great restaurants, arts, outdoors and much more to enjoy with the family!
Date: Saturday, May 16 and Sunday, May 17, 2026
For More Information, please visit www.santafecentury.com
Event Information
Location: Throughout Santa Fe County
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Yurts At Hyde Memorial State Park
Connect with the heart of nature in Hyde Memorial State Park's ponderosa pine mountain forest, where three yurts provide a unique lodging experience that's rooted in an ancient nomadic tradition. Each yurt contains six single beds that can be grouped together in various configurations. Kick back in your outside activity area, with a fire ring, dining table and food safe, to keep the critters away. Vault toilets and water are just a short walk away.
Houses Of The Moon At Ten Thousand Waves
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