| Individual Registration One adult rider |
30M route | 50M, 100K, 100M routes |
|---|---|---|
| Early bird: January 1 through February 15 | $80 | $100 |
| February 16 through March 15 | $90 | $110 |
| Late registration: March 16 through April 12 | $100 | $120 |
| Family Registration 1 or 2 adults + up to 4 minors | 30M route | 50M, 100K, 100M routes |
|---|---|---|
| Early bird: January 1 through February 15 | $160 | $200 |
| February 16 through March 15 | $180 | $220 |
| Late registration: March 16 through April 12 | $200 | $240 |
Tierra Bella will be held on the scheduled date, rain or shine, and will not be rescheduled for weather. In order to improve safety by limiting the number of riders on the road and at rest stops, registration is limited to 1000 riders.
A portion of proceeds raised from our tour are donated to organizations and causes that promote or help bicycling — be it advocacy, safety, education, awareness, or to support and improve local bicycling facilities.
| Cutoff date | Per-rider cancellation fee |
|---|---|
| Early bird: January 1 through February 15 | $20 |
| February 16 through March 15 | $25 |
| Late registration: March 16 through April 12 | No refunds, transfers still accepted (please see FAQ) |
If you are registered and paid you can transfer your registration to another person/family for a $15 fee payable by the recipient. Please see the FAQ for details.
| T-shirt | $22 including taxes |
| Classic style Jersey | $80 plus tax and shipping |
| Peloton style Jersey | $85 plus tax and shipping |
| Long-sleeved Peloton style Jersey | $90 plus tax and shipping |
See the clothing page for more details.
Registration packets, including post-ride meal vouchers, will be distributed in-person at Early Check-in at Hyland Family Bicycle 1515 Meridian, San Jose, CA from 1:30 to 5:30 PM on Saturday April 11 and at the Registration Desk at Gilroy High School between 6:15 and 10:00 AM. Each rider must wear a Tierra Bella wristband for SAG services and admission to the rest stops.
Remember, before heading to your parking location, all riders must have checked in at early check-in or stop by the registration desk at Gilroy High School first. The yellow (100K) and pink (100M) routes start at Gilroy High School. The 30M (blue) and 50M (green) routes start at Christmas Hill Park, Gilroy CA.
Vehicle parking for riders doing the 30M (blue) or 50M (green) routes will be at the Christmas Hill Park. Parking for riders doing the 100K (yellow) or 100M (pink) routes will be at the Gilroy High School student lot and/or streets nearby off Princevalle St at Johnson Way.
Parking volunteers in reflective vests will be present to assist and direct you to the appropriate lot. Carpools are encouraged!
From 6:15 to 10:00 AM, coffee and nut breads will be available. At the finish line, water, lemonade, sodas, coffee, tea, hot chocolate, ice cream, and fruit bars. For this year, we also offer cupcakes to honor ACTC's 50th anniversary milestone. All of these are included in your registration fee.
A lunch voucher for your choice of several delicious food trucks (all with vegan options) between 11:30 AM and 5:30 PM is included in your registration fee. Additional meal vouchers may be pre-purchased for $16 during checkout.
If you prefer not to have a meal from one of the food trucks, you may remove the included vouchers and we will discount your registration fee accordingly.
You are also welcome to pre-purchase additional vouchers for non-riding family/friends.
We have organized a progressive series of conditioning rides to help you train for Tierra Bella Challenge routes. Up-to-date information will be found on the ACTC ride schedule; look for the 🚴♂️bicycle icon!
Please review ACTC ride guidelines and arrive with your helmet, water, snacks, weather-appropriate clothes, mechanical repair items and tools, and your bicycle in good mechanical condition. Conditioning rides are not SAG-supported.
We will be actively screening for unpaid riders on the day of the ride. All riders must wear wrist bands.
If you aren't registered for the Tierra Bella, we ask that you choose a different route for this weekend and trust that you will understand.
We hope we've been able to answer all of your questions about the Tierra Bella Tour. But if you still need some information, please consult our FAQs or contact us:
Clothing Questions - Email: tbclothier@actc.org
General Questions - Email: TierraBella@actc.org
Registration Questions/Issues - Email: register@tierrabella.org
Rules of the Road
For an enjoyable day while riding the Tierra Bella, please use common sense and courtesy while you are on the road. To help ensure your safety and the safety of others:
Remember this is a tour, not a race or an endurance event. Please choose a route which matches your riding capabilities.
You must obey all rules governing vehicle traffic on public roads.
Class 1 and 3 e-bikes (pedal-assist) are welcome on Tierra Bella.
California Vehicle Code rules will be enforced by local police and the CHP. You must:
Other Things To Remember
It is the rider's responsibility to bring a bicycle in safe working condition. You should carry a water bottle, a spare inner tube and patch kit. It's also a good idea to bring a snack in case you are hungry before rest stops.
Always carry identification and an emergency telephone contact and phone number.
Minors under the age of 18 must ride with a responsible adult. All minors must carry the Medical Release Form signed by a parent or guardian (see application). Helmets are required by law for minors under the age of 18. ACTC club policy requires every rider, regardless of age, to wear an ANSI-approved helmet.
No alcoholic beverages are permitted.
Do not leave your bicycle unattended. ACTC is not responsible for lost or stolen property.
ACTC reserves the right to refuse participation to any rider not conforming to the rules listed.
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