Pat Stratton Ride - NY

Named after local plumber and cycling enthusiast, the Pat Stratton Ride is a road cycling tour featuring some of the most stunning scenery and terrain in the northern Adirondacks.

Dates: August 24
Location: Saranac Lake
Mileage: 22, 49 or Century
Participation Cap: 300 riders
Benefits: Saranac Lake Kiwanis Club Youth Programs

Stratton veterans will also tell you the ride is also known for the world famous fresh baked pies available to all at the finish line BBQ. 

But here's what it's really about. The kids. Your registration supports a wide variety of youth programs, including an annual bicycle rodeo, free helmet distribution and fitting, school back-pack program, support for foster children, and summer camp scholarships.

Since it began 23 years ago, the ride has generated over $100,000 for area youth programs.  

Registration IncludesRide support and fully stocked rest stopsEvent T-ShirtPost Ride BBQPies!Warm fuzzies for supporting youth programs
Rider Experiences

"This is a fantastic ride through New York’s North Country. The majority of the roads along the route are in low traffic areas which enhances rider safety. The roads are well maintained. The scenery is awesome including along the Saranac River, Union Falls and Franklin Falls Ponds and in the area near Paul Smith’s College. The Pat Stratton Century Ride should be on every serious road biker’s bucket list."

"One of the best rides in the Adirondacks. I can't wait to participate in other BikeADK events."

“We visit the Adirondacks each summer and always look forward to doing the Pat Stratton ride....the route travels some of the most beautiful, quiet roads in the Adirondacks.”