Death Valley Spring Double Finished - #45 of 140 Elapsed Time - 13:23 Mileage - 196.9

9,000'

New route through Mother Nature’s spectacular arena Visit Scotty’s Castle, Ubehebe Crater, and Hell’s Gate, don't be late.

Solvang Double Finished - #97 of 328 Elapsed Time - 11:42 Mileage - 190.5

7,500'

Ride the roads US Postal trains on in winter. Lush green rolling country roads, southern wine country, Pacific breezes & vistas. Good first Double on a beautiful course.

Hemet D.C. Finished - #16 of 147 Elapsed Time - 11:46 Mileage - 200.6

5,000'

Ride along the Eastern slope of the Santa Ana Mountains & Cleveland National Forest, a fast figure 8 course through wine country and lake district.

Mulholland Double Finished - #65 of 88 Elapsed Time - 15:38 Mileage - 205

14,600'

Climb canyons and ridges in the Santa Monica Mountains Topanga Canyon, Mulholland Dr., Pacific Coast Hwy, a dramatic, epic, diverse, beautiful course! 2004 California Triple Crown Stage Race Double

Devil Mountain Double Finished - #53 of 116 Elapsed Time - 18:01 Mileage - 206

18,500'

Extremely tough Northern California Double. If Mt Diablo & Mt Hamilton don't get you, Sierra Rd awaits your pain. Summit the two highest paved peaks in SF Bay Area!

Central Coast Double Finished - #50 of 163 Elapsed Time - 14:38 Mileage - 209.5

13,200'

Climb among scenic back road canyons, hill tops, PCH & that pesky devil known as Nacimiento-Furgeson Rd! Explore the unknown superb Central California Coast 2004 California Triple Crown Stage Race Double

Davis Double 840 - Finishers Elapsed Time - 12:49 Mileage - 200.6

6,600'

Ride past beautiful rivers, lakes & vineyards through classic California wine country. Enjoy the most popular Double Century in California tailored to first time double riders.

Eastern Sierra Double Finished - #66 of 219 Elapsed Time - 13:06 Mileage - 192.7

10,200'

Ride road bike heaven, along the eastern escarpment of the dramatic Sierra Nevada mountains; Mammoth Lakes, June Lake, Mono Lake and more pristine Sierra Nevada provide your inspiration.

Heartbreak Double Finished - #32 of 79 Elapsed Time - 14:17 Mileage - 201

15,500'

From Palmdale, ride roads less through the high desert and alpine mountains above the Grapevine. Climb over Apache Saddle and up Heartbreak. Don't be alarmed.

Terrible Two Finished - #96 of 216 Elapsed Time - 14:37 Mileage - 201.6

16,000'

Challenge the toughest California Double, incredible steep ascents & descents with lots of heat! You're a hero if you finish the Terrible Two. 2004 California Triple Crown Stage Race Double

Grand Tour 318 finishers Elapsed Time - 13:52 Mileage -200.1

7,600'

As the name suggests, this is the Granddaddy of California Doubles through majestic coastal counties from Malibu to Ojai across the Santa Monica mountains and PCH. 200, 300, 400 mile options! The original Double in U.S.A.

Mt. Tam Double Finished - #58 of 243 Elapsed Time - 14:32 Mileage - 197.9

14,500'

Great ascents & technical descents through Marin County's redwoods, grasslands & lakes, stunning Pacific Ocean views. Don't miss the first annual Mt Tamalpais Double. The most spectacular, changing scenery of the season.

Classic Tour of Two Forests Finished - #24 of 133 Elapsed Time - 12:24 Mileage -194

13,220'

Traverses the Angeles & Los Padres National Forest via beautiful climbs up Matilija & Heartbreak. Travel rural, scenic Southern California that you can't imagine exists so close to the Los Angeles urban sprawl.

Knoxville Fall Classic DC 222 Finishers Elapsed Time - 13:52 Mileage - 199

11,000'

Ride very challenging Northern California roads. This route will challenge you and your mount. Bring extra tubes and be sure there are no loose nuts, bolts or dental plates! Friendly, social ride with no recorded times.

Triple Crown Stage Race #14 overall among an average field of 133.

600 miles 42,400'

Stage Race competitors finished the Mulholland DC, Central Coast Double, & Terrible Two.

Death Valley Fall Double Finished - #27 of 144 Elapsed Time - 13:23 Mileage - 196.4

8,800'

Southern route past Badwater, the lowest point in the Western Hemisphere. Weather permitting, Mt Whitney is visible far in the distance. Long ascents to & screaming descents from Jubilee & Salsberry Passes in both directions.