How do I know if I'm registered?
You should have a confirmation email from registering from the Trek 100 ride (+ party) from DonorDrive OR the 50 year party from EventBrite.
We’ll have an official name badge ready for you at the door that will get you into both Thursday and Friday night festivities.
Thursday, June 18:
"The Journey" documentary viewing at the Orpheum theatre
Where’s the theatre?
The Orpheum Theatre is located at 216 State St Madison, WI 53703
When should I get there?
Doors open at 6pm - come grab a drink, socialize, and get a good seat. 7pm - 8:30pm: Documentary & program. 8:30pm - 11pm: Drinks and socializing
Where do I park?
State Street Parking Garage or surrounding street/garage parking recommended.
What if I ride my bike?
Bike parking is available outside the Orpheum on State Street and around the corner on Dayton Street.
Friday, June 19:
Trek's 50th anniversary party
Trek Headquarters - 801 W Madison St. Waterloo, WI 53594
- Wear your name badge from Thursday or pick yours up at the front door.
- 5pm - 6:30pm: Food & beverage, HQ tours
- 6:30pm - 9:30pm: Program and live band
- Snag your Trek 100 rider packet on your way out if you're joining us for the big ride Saturday!
Parking at Trek HQ or surrounding spaces (follow signage)
When’s the historic vintage ride?
Dust off your classic bike and join us at Trek's Headquarters in Waterloo, WI on Friday, June 19 @ 2pm for a 20-mile vintage ride and celebration of historic Trek bicycles. Make sure you're registered here!
Saturday, June 20 - Trek 100 Ride
When and where does the ride start?
The 2026 Trek 100 ride will be hosted at Trek Bicycle’s global headquarters at 801 W Madison St in Waterloo, WI, on Saturday, June 20th. The route will start/finish at Trek HQ in Waterloo where we will have an amazing party.
- 6am - 9:15am: Coffee & Pancake breakfast before the ride & rider packet pickup
- The 100 mile rides start promptly at 7:30am, please start lining up by 7:15am.
- The 66 mile rides start at 8:30am, please start lining up by 8:15am.
- The 33 and 20-mile rides start at 9:30am, please start lining up by 9:15am.
What are the route lengths and minimum fundraising goals?
This year we have a completely new 33-mile loop-style. Registration is $100 and donations strongly encouraged (but not required)
Is the Trek 100 a race?
No, The Trek 100 is a charity ride where we’re all gathered together to have a great time raising funds for an incredible cause. Every dollar raised goes to the MACC Fund and Wisconsin Bike Fed.
Where do the routes go and what are the roads like?
The courses take you on a journey north through the beautiful rolling farmland of Jefferson County. The routes consist of a mix of quiet and challenging hillsides and flat roadways—all on paved secondary roads. View the route HERE.
Are the roads closed to traffic during the ride?
No. We will have caution signs, volunteers, and local law enforcement personnel at key intersections throughout the routes.
What happens if it rains?
The Trek 100 takes place rain or shine on the road; however, we will hold off if there is lightning. There is medical support at Trek HQ and all rest stops. Roving SAG vehicles will follow riders throughout the route. We will also have mechanical support at each rest stop.
Where do I park?
We will have parking attendants guiding you into designated parking areas around the event grounds. You can either enter the main event entrance off HYY 19 or via the grass parking area off Milwaukee Ave. Signs will be posted in the area directing you to parking.
What happens if I miss the start of the ride?
If you’re late, you may not have the proper support services during your ride. All riders starting after 10:15am will be unsupported. Please make sure to get there early to enjoy the full day of the Trek 100!
Am I required to wear a helmet?
Yes! Helmets are required. Trek helmets will be available for purchase in limited sizes and quantities on the day of the ride, if needed.
When will I receive my Trek 100 rider packet/ t-shirt?
Pre-registered riders can pick up their rider packet and water bottle at Trek HQ on Friday, June 19th at the Trek 50-year anniversary party. Join us for food, drinks, and tours of our global headquarters and celebrate the night with a live band. This is a ticketed event. For more information on this event please visit our website.
Packets and water bottles may also be picked up the morning of the event in the registration tent- within the finish line expo area, nearbreakfast!
In the rider packet you will receive: Your number plate, a wrist band for free beer, and other goodies!
T-shirts will be distributed post ride in our expo area.
Can children under 18 participate?
Children under 18 can participate with the permission of a parent or legal guardian. Please refer to the Participant Release. Keep in mind that the Trek 100 takes place on roads which are not closed to vehicle traffic and the route(s) can be quite hilly.
Is there a time limit to the ride?
For the safety of all riders, there will be a cut-off point on the route that riders will need to reach before a specific time to complete the route in its entirety. Riders will not be allowed to start an additional loop after 3:00pm.
Rest stop Closing Times
Rest Stop #1 (W8197 Cemetery Rd Lake Mills, WI) – closes at 4:30 PM
Rest Stop #2 (Trek HQ) – closes at 3:00 PM
Ride Day
When to arrive:
We recommend arriving at Trek Headquarters (801 West Madison Street, Waterloo, WI 53594) at least one hour before your ride begins so you have ample time to find your way to the start line. The 100-mile riders start promptly at 7:30am please begin to line up at 7:15. The 66-mile riders start promptly at 8:30am; please begin to line up at 8:15. The 33- and 20-mile rides start at 9:30am, please begin to line up at 9:15. Save room & time for pancakes and coffee pre-ride!
What to bring:
This is a fully supported ride, and we'll have a team of friendly folks on site to help with any of your ride-day needs. It’s always a good idea to ride with flat-fixing gear, but we will have a great crew of Trek Certified Technicians and the amazing team at Wheel and Sprocket on each route to take care of any mechanical issues you may face along the way.
As far as fueling goes, we recommend starting your day with a hearty breakfast – which is why we’ll be hosting a pancake breakfast before the ride begins. During the ride, you can expect fully stocked rest stops with gels, sports drinks, popsicles, sliders, cupcakes, breakfast pastries and so much more.
Donations
Are pledges tax deductible?
Yes—the Trek 100 is all about supporting and raising money for our long-term partners: the MACC Fund to help fight childhood cancer and related blood disorders, and new this year, the Wisconsin Bike Fed to encourage active kids and make Wisconsin a great place to be on a bike. Pledges are due Monday, July 20. All pledges are tax deductible. Receipts will be issued upon request.
What do I do with checks for received for the MACC Fund?
Please send donations to:
MACC Fund
Attn: Trek 100
10000 W. Innovation Drive, Suite 135
Milwaukee, WI 53226
Please include with the check what rider/team the donation should be credited to, if applicable
What do I do with checks for received for the WI Bike Fed?
Please send donations to:
The Wisconsin Bike Fed
Attn: Trek 100
187 E Becher Street - Suite B
Milwaukee, WI 53207
Please include with the check what rider/team the donation should be credited to, if applicable