Walnut Creek, CA
April 17, 2011
Registration begins January 15!
The 3rd Annual Diablo Century is just around the corner! Join 750 cycling friends for an unforgettable century! The Diablo Century offers beautiful scenery and a memorable, healthy day for everyone! Choose from our 100-mile, 100K, and 25-mile routes.
Sponsored by the Contra Costa JCC
Route Description
100-K Route (62 miles)
The 100K-route takes you out to the spectacular backside of Mt. Diablo via Clayton and the Morgan Territory, gaining 4,377 feet as you ride. Spectacular views await you as you climb to one of the peaks of the hills of the Tri-Valley. Descend into Livermore and return via Danville and scenic Blackhawk.
100-Mile RouteOur 100-mile route follows the 100-k route but finishes with a jaunt to Castro Valley, followed by a climb up Redwood Road to Moraga and then back to the JCC. The elevation gain is 2,720 feet.
25-Mile Route
The 25-mile route takes you through the scenic hills of Danville and Alamo to the foot of Mr. Diablo and back. the elevation gain is 499 feet. This is the perfect ride for the casual recreational cyclist.
All routes feature well-supplied rest stops with water, fruit and yummy snacks, as well as a hot lunch at the end. You'll also get a route map and a commemorative T-shirt.
100-K Route (62 miles)
The 100K-route takes you out to the spectacular backside of Mt. Diablo via Clayton and the Morgan Territory, gaining 4,377 feet as you ride. Spectacular views await you as you climb to one of the peaks of the hills of the Tri-Valley. Descend into Livermore and return via Danville and scenic Blackhawk.
100-Mile RouteOur 100-mile route follows the 100-k route but finishes with a jaunt to Castro Valley, followed by a climb up Redwood Road to Moraga and then back to the JCC. The elevation gain is 2,720 feet.
25-Mile Route
The 25-mile route takes you through the scenic hills of Danville and Alamo to the foot of Mr. Diablo and back. the elevation gain is 499 feet. This is the perfect ride for the casual recreational cyclist.
All routes feature well-supplied rest stops with water, fruit and yummy snacks, as well as a hot lunch at the end. You'll also get a route map and a commemorative T-shirt.
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