Redmond Cycling Club is aware that some folks haven’t gotten there full refunds yet. Please give us a few days to work through the issues with the remaining refunds.

Also, RCC paid the taxes and fees associated with the transaction so folks should be get their full amount back.

The inaugural Gravel Enumclaw To Mowich in A Day (GETMAD) has been canceled. After working with the various groups needed to make this event happen, the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT), which oversees the SR165 road to Mowich Lake, will not allow the event to proceed.

Unfortunately, this puts GETMAD 2026 in jeopardy. We are currently waiting for WSDOT to respond to our request to reschedule their work to a different time.

As planning for GETMAD continues to come together, we're opening volunteer registration.

With rider registration continuing to grow and our event trending toward a sellout, we're looking for volunteers to help make GETMAD a great experience for everyone. So if you were available or wanted to gett a firsthand look at the course and operations, this is a great opportunity to get involved.

edmond Cycling Club is proud to announce a new gravel event that takes riders from Enumclaw through Buckley and South Prairie via the Foothills Trail before climbing to Mowich Lake in Mount Rainier National Park along a private access road exclusive to cyclists.

This new event is designed to challenge riders on gravel while restoring access to an area that has largely been cut off since the closure of the Fairfax Bridge.

RCC has been working closely with local communities and Mount Rainier National Park to help bring this event to life.

Registration will open May 21, 2026, at 10:00 AM. The ride will take place on July 23, 2026, starting at 7:00 AM in Enumclaw.

Despite Redmond Cycling Club’s best efforts, we are unable to reach an agreement with Mount Rainier National Park that would permit any future RAMROD course. The only options—a route outside the Park, which we feel does not capture the essence of RAMROD, or a post–Labor Day date, which is too late in the season—are not viable.

With deep regret, we must announce that RAMROD will not take place in 2026. We view this as a pause rather than a conclusion and remain committed to pursuing future opportunities, including the possibility of returning in 2027.

Thank you all for making this year’s RAMROD a truly unforgettable experience. Your energy, dedication, and camaraderie brought the event to life and made it something special for everyone involved.

2025 RAMROD Packet Pickup Details

We ramp up the training this week with a century.
But don’t forget the happy hour afterwards.

We talk with Dr. Kathie Beals, a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist and Certified Specialist in Sport Dietetics, about nutrition as part of training for RAMROD.

Registration is OPEN and it is first come, first serve.

Volunteering offers another opportunity to participate in RAMROD. Volunteering in 2025 offers riders a guaranteed entry to RAMROD 2026.

We’re looking for a Vlogger / Videographer to join us for one of the most iconic cycling events — RAMROD (Ride Around Mount Rainier in One Day)!

In taking on the role of Jersey Coordinator, the thought of creating this year’s jersey was a little overwhelming!

RAMROD 2025 is confirmed for Thursday, July 31. We are returning to the traditional date of the last Thursday in July after last year’s event in September. This year, we are offering a different route, going in the clockwise direction and through Skate Creek.

We talk with Dr. Kathie Beals, a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist and Certified Specialist in Sport Dietetics, about nutrition as part of training for RAMROD.

A message from the Redmond Cycling Club President and Board to our community about our priorties and goals as a club in 2025.

As we gear up for the 2025, RCC is recruiting for open board positions as well as looking for passionate volunteers that can help us with our mission.