Dam to Dam Bike Ride
FLIP THE RIDE
Date: September 7, 2025
Location: Wabash County YMCA
We are flipping the ride so you will see parts of Wabash County you haven’t seen before during Dam to Dam! We are stoked to have you ride among hundreds of cyclists from across the country! The entry fee includes breakfast, lunch, bag drop, support stops, and a free soft-style commemorative shirt, thanks to our generous sponsors! ❤️
REGISTER NOW!Event Details
D2D has always been designed by cyclists for cyclists. Beginning at the grassroots level in 2010, the event has always focused on the rider experience. Your registration includes breakfast, lunch, a free commemorative t-shirt, SAG stops, and clothing pickup!
ALL RIDERS MUST BE ON THE TRAIL BY 10 AM, AND OFF THE TRAIL BY 5 PM. HELMETS ARE REQUIRED!
Alley Cat Outfitters from Wabash, Indiana will be providing mechanical support for our ride should you need any minor repairs or services. The D2D route map in your registration packet shows all SAG stop locations, found approximately every 15-20 miles. SAG stops will be open for a set time only, so check your map for times of operation.
Day of registration available during packet pick-up on Saturday & Sunday for $80.
Weekend Timeline
Friday Night Progressive Dinner Ride | 9/5 at 5:30 PM (Ages 21+ only)
New in 2025, we are offering additional rides! 😲 Make it a weekend and register for a 15-mile round trip Sunset Ride to Lagro. An additional ticket is needed for this ride ($45 for ages 21 and older!). Registration closes on August 27th at 11:59 PM – preregistration is required.
Saturday Morning Pancake Breakfast Ride | 9/6 at 7:30 AM
New in 2025, we are offering additional rides! 😲 Make it a weekend and register for a 40-mile round trip Saturday morning Pancake Breakfast Ride on the Roann Covered Bridge. An additional ticket is needed for this ride ($20 for 12 years and older & $15 for ages 4 – 11). Registration closes on August 27th at 11:59 PM – preregistration is required.
Saturday Early Check-in for Sunday’s Ride | 9/6 from 4 to 6 PM
Packet pick-up for Sunday’s Ride at the Wabash County YMCA (500 S. Cass Street, Wabash, IN 46992).
Sunday September 7th
6:30 AM to 8:30 AM – Check-in, packet pick-up and day of registration at the Wabash County YMCA
6:30 AM to 11 AM – A FREE breakfast will be served at the Wabash County YMCA, featuring oatmeal, sausages, donuts, bagels, yogurt, fresh fruit, coffee, and water.
7 AM – Non-denominational worship service (In wood gym)
7:30 AM – Group start 100 mile riders
8 AM – Group start for 75 & 60 mile riders
8:30 AM – Group start for 40 & 15 mile riders
10 AM – 15 mile family ride starts
11 PM to 5 PM – Lunch by Tim’s Thai 2 Go featuring pork fried rice and vegetarian fried rice, salad, assorted chips, strawberry shortcake cupcakes and mini cheesecake bites.
Digital Maps
15 MILE ROUTE – Family ride at 10 AM
40 MILE ROUTE
60 MILE ROUTE
75 MILE ROUTE
100 MILE ROUTE
Supplies and gear (SAG) stops will be available along the routes and clothing can we dropped off at each SAG stop and will be delivered to you back at the YMCA at the end of your ride!
– Share the road the bike course is completely open to all vehicular traffic. All riders are expected to obey cycling and traffic laws at all times. This means stopping at stop signs and stoplights and yielding to those with the right of way whenever necessary.
VIEW COUNTY MAP AND SAG STOPS!
Ride Logistics
Free parking: 🚙
Parking is available in several locations, click button below for map. 👇🏻
Packet Pickup: 🧍🏼
Saturday night 4 PM to 6 PM & Sunday morning 6:30 AM to 8:30 AM, riders will check in at YMCA.
Day of Registration:
Available during packet pick-up on Saturday & Sunday for $80.
SAG stations: 🥪
There will be 7 Support and Gear (SAG) stations located along the route and marked on the digital routes above. Clothing drops will be available at each SAG and will be brought back to the YMCA for you. 😃
Check out SAG details & food HERE!
Restrooms: 🚽
There will be restrooms at every SAG along the route.
Weather: 💧
This event is RAIN OR SHINE with no inclement weather backup date.
Safety: 👮🏻♂️
The Director of Wabash County Emergency Management monitors the weather conditions closely. Should the event need to be canceled due to unsafe weather conditions, a notification will appear on the website and be pushed via the Wabash County Adventure Series Facebook page.
Refunds: 💰
Please note that no refunds are able to be issued due to the advance purchase of support resources.
2025 Dam to Dam Swag
FREE event t-shirts are guaranteed with registrations made before August 4.
**Any excess shirts will be available after the event on a first-come, first-serve basis.**
Dam to Dam long-sleeve shirts are available for purchase!
**Order before August 4th.**
Dam to Dam jerseys are available for purchase!
**Any D2D jersey ordered after July 1 will be shipped to your home post-event.**
CLICK HERE FOR JERSEY SIZE GUIDE!
SEE 2025 JERSEY!
Dam to Dam 2026
Returning for the 17th year is Dam to Dam 2026 on September 13th.
The ride will remain flipped with routes options: 15, 4o, 60, 75 & 100!
Suggested start times
Suggested start times for departing for Dam to Dam are to help eliminate congestion on the bike trail.
– 7:30 AM – START TIME for 100-mile route riders who want extra time
– 8:00 AM – GROUP START TIME for 100, 75, 60, & 40-mile routes lead by local ride clubs
– 8:30 AM – START TIME for 15-mile route riders
– 10:00 AM – START TIME for 15-mile FAMILY RIDE! This is perfect for families with smaller children who may enjoy having some extra elbow space on the trail and may be at a slower pace. This route follows the trail to Lagro and follows the trail back to Wabash.
Please note the last SAG stop for the riders on the 100-mile trail closes at 5 PM, dispatch SAG vehicles will stop offering assistance at 5:30 PM and the free celebration lunch closes at 5 PM.
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Meet the D2D Commitee
Roger Peebles
Longest Ride – 200 miles
Years Riding – 43 years
Favorite Time to Ride – Fall!
Years on Committee – 2010 – since the beginning!!!
Adam Stakeman
Longest Ride – 189 miles (twice)
Years Riding – on and off for 30 years
Favorite Time to Ride – The fall is my favorite time to ride. Perfect timing for D2D!
Years on Committee – 2015
Don "Pete" Peterson
Longest Ride – 84 miles
Years Riding – 10+ years
Favorite Time to Ride – Summer (hot, hot hot!!!)
Years on Committee – Joined in 2023
Chris Wetherford
Longest Ride – 70 miles
Years Riding – 48 years on and off
Favorite Time to Ride – Spring
Years on Committee – Joined in 2023
Dr. Gregory Garner
Longest Ride – 104 miles
Years Riding – 20+ years
Years on Committee – since 2014
Mike Paul
Why do I ride? Riding bikes is a way to see things that most people do not get to see. I also just like to stay active. It’s plain old fun.
Shelly Baucco
Longest Ride – 104 miles
Years Riding – 11 years
Favorite Time to Ride – Summer
Years on Committee – Since 2020
Christine Flohr
Executive Director at Visit Wabash County
What’s my favorite part about D2D? D2D is a brilliant reflection of what a community can accomplish together. The event takes 100s of volunteers all working together at the same time throughout Wabash County for an entire day. The fruit of all of our efforts is an excellent event that engages cyclists from across the country and showcases why Wabash County is a true gem of a community.
Stephanie Rogers - Event Director
Experiences Manager at Visit Wabash County
Adventure Series Organizing Liaison
What’s my favorite part about D2D? Most of the cyclists are from outside of Wabash County and I love that they ride through and by so many of our beautiful landmarks, towns, and businesses. It’s really a unique opportunity to shed a shining light on our community. D2D is such an inclusive event and encourages outdoor exploration and the cyclist community is so supportive of each other.
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