Gigantic Bicycle Festival

2023 Rider Registration

60 Mile Trail Adventure & 20 Mile Upper Valley Tour

About The Rides:
The 60 Mile is 100% trail. It travels along the Snoqualmie Valley Trail to Rattlesnake Lake, and East to Snoqualmie Pass and through the tunnel to Hyak before returning.
Bring a touring or commuter bike, tires with a little tread for a day riding mostly packed dirt with some gravel.

The 20 Mile is a 90% road scenic tour of the Snoqualmie Valley, with 2.5 miles of packed dirt trail with some gravel, on a fairly flat route winding along forests, rivers, and llama farms.
Bring a touring or commuter bike with a little tread for a mostly road ride with some trail sections.

Route Maps & Elevation can be found on our Ride With GPS page.

Rider registration for any ride includes a weekend pass to the Gigantic Bicycle Festival.

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2023 Event Info

The Pacific Northwest's Music & Arts Celebration of the Bicycle.

Gigantic returns to Centennial Fields Park in Snoqualmie, Washington for the weekend of August 4th-5th!

We're adding a 60 Mile Trail Ride that will depart from the festival grounds Saturday morning. The Gigantic 60 Mile (100% trail), and Gigantic 20 Mile (20% trail, 80% road) will be the two ride options this year.

The festival and camp grounds will open at 5pm on Friday, with DJs, food trucks, art & installation, and films in the park Friday evening.

Meadowbrook & The Snoqualmie Tribe Ancestral Lands Movement
It is through education and awareness that individuals can integrate land acknowledgement, mindfulness, and respect for the Snoqualmie Tribe and its ancestral and sacred lands, into their recreational practices and experiences.

Meadowbrook is one of the Snoqualmie Tribe's many culturally significant places being heavily impacted by recreation. There is a rich history of how it came to be and what the Tribe has done to steward this land for time immemorial. Every few years, the prairie was carefully burned, to keep the grassland open for food crops and hunting by the Snoqualmie Tribe. Meadowbrook and many of the trails you will visit this weekend serve as more than just a backdrop to a really great festival, and the Tribe is asking you to embrace how unique and special these places truly are. To think about how our interaction with place is part of a larger interconnected and dynamic relationship. It is easy to get caught up in conquering the milage of these rides but we are challenging you to shift to being mindful of the lands and how truly special they are.

Learn More Here

Questions about the festival weekend?
What's to eat at the festival and support stops? Are there showers for campers? Where do I park? Can I bring my dog/ebike? Are there gigantic bicycles? Find answers here!

Gigantic FAQ

Want to help us put this on?
Volunteer help is needed over the event weekend and months leading up to it. Volunteers get a camping pass & free rider registration for the following year. Visit our volunteer signup here to see what we need help with and sign up for a shift or two!

Volunteer Signup

Publicity Page
Editors, photographers, writers, and bloggers! Click here for our press page!

Press Resources Here

Contact Gigantic
Say hello through the contact form if you have any questions about the event this year! We're looking forward to a weekend of bike rides, artwork, outdoor movies, and camping fun!

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