Trek 100

courtesy Trek Bicycle
media release: Trek Bicycle Company, in partnership with the MACC Fund, will host the 2025 Trek 100 on Saturday, June 7, at Trek’s global headquarters in Waterloo. The fan-favorite event brings together world-famous rest stops and stunning rides through America's Dairyland, including four road routes and a mountain bike option. Each route packs in the fun while riders come together to raise over $1 million in support of the MACC Fund's fight against childhood cancer and related blood disorders.
Riders will have the option to choose between four different road routes, with distance options for any kind of rider, and a 50-mountain bike route (or as many 10-mile laps as their quads can muster) — all ending with a big party at Trek headquarters. Each route will be supplemented with fully revamped themed rest stops, packed with snacks and surprises to keep riders fueled and having fun.
Every dollar raised at the Trek 100 helps support the MACC Fund’s fight to end childhood cancer and related blood disorders by funding research. Since its start in 1990, the Trek 100 has contributed more than $22 million to this important cause — and research supported by the MACC Fund has already made a significant impact. Over the past 48 years, the MACC Fund has contributed more than $85 million to research.
Can’t make it to Waterloo? In addition to the in-person ride, cyclists around the globe are encouraged to sign up, raise pledges, and join us from their favorite home roads to bring a party with an incredible cause to their town.
Costs
- 100 & 62 mile routes have a $75 registration fee and $200 required fundraising. (7:30 am start)
- Mountain bike challenge has a $50 registration fee and $200 required fundraising. (8:30 am start)
- 35 mile route has a $75 registration fee and $75 required fundraising. (9:15 am start)
- 24 mile route has a $50 registration fee and $50 required fundraising. (9:45 am start)
- Youth rider (18 and under) flat registration fee of $50.