Summit 2 Sound
Has Been Postponed to 2027

We've decided to postpone Summit 2 Sound until 2027.

As we worked with Washington State Parks and our agency partners, it became clear that we could not deliver the ride experience we envisioned without compromising participant safety, stewardship of the trail, or the integrity of the event.

Rather than lower our standards, we've chosen to take the time to build Summit 2 Sound the way it deserves to be built. DOPE!

Thank you for being a part of our S2S fam and we’ll see you at the Summit in 2027.

Doc Wilson
Peace Peloton

Welcome to the DOPEST Endurance Bike Ride in the PNW -
Celebrating 5 Years of Adventure

RIDE FAQS

Summit to Sound remains the DOPEST endurance bike ride in the PNW, blending mountain adventure with a Puget Sound finish line celebration.

HOW HARD IS IT?

On a scale from 1 (delightful) to 10 (brutal), Summit to Sound sits around a 7 — challenging enough to earn the finish but fun enough to enjoy the ride.

BIKE AND TIRE REQUIREMENTS

Summit to Sound includes a mix of surfaces: paved roads, packed gravel, and unpaved service roads.

Recommended setups include:

• Gravel bikes
• Cyclocross bikes
• Mountain bikes
• Road bikes with wider gravel tires

Recommended tire size:

• Minimum: 35mm
• Ideal: 38–45mm

Rule of thumb: If your bike can comfortably handle a long gravel trail ride, it will work for Summit to Sound.

EVENT DAY LOGISTICS

Optional Party Bus (shuttle) departs 7:30 AM sharp from Seacrest Park in Seattle and transports riders and bikes to the start at Hyak - the shuttle will not wait for late arrivals.

S2S is tailored for Intermediate to experienced cyclists, offering a challenging route that may not be suitable for beginners.

E-BIKES WELCOME

Class 1 electric bicycles only please.

CARRY ESSENTIALS

While S2S is fully supported, anticipate remote sections where support may be delayed. Come prepared with water, snacks, and basic repair tools to self-manage minor issues and ensure a seamless ride.

WHAT HAPPENS IF I CAN’T FINISH?

Riders who cannot complete the course will be assisted by support vehicles when possible. Because portions of the route are remote, pickup times may vary.

A steel trestle bridge surrounded by dense pine trees in a mountainous forest area.
Group of people smiling and waving inside a bus, wearing colorful clothing and sunglasses.

Ride Together

Enjoy Incredible Views

Group of cyclists on a forest road