3,000 Cyclists Are Set to Conquer the Big Dam Bridge 100 in Grand Event

Like every year, the annual Big Dam Bridge 100 Cycling Tour is all ready to create an uproar around central Arkansas. The event to be hosted on Saturday will display the skills of cyclists participating in the event from all corners of the world. 

The whole of Arkansas taking part along with 30 other states and five countries will contribute to extending the event to huge success. Moreover, the estimated footfall to be expected is around 3000 which enhances the intrigue about the cycling tour. This article will continue to provide an elaborate description of the event. 

The choice of multiple rides and routes makes it an exciting journey

As reported by the officials to KATV, the routes include Big Dam Bridge, Two Rivers Bridge, Riverfront Drive and Rebsamen Park Road to name a few. Besides, cyclists can choose between a 10-mile journey or an epic 100-mile tour making Big Dam Bridge 100 standout as a diversifying event. These rides traversing across Pulaski to Perry Counties will capture the picturesque and diverse landscapes sprawled across central Arkansas. 

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The starting line will be located at Riverfront Drive and Willow from where the participants will disperse into their convenient routes ending at the Riverfront Park in North Little Rock. On finishing the tour, arrangements for refreshments and food backed up by entertaining live performances will be organized at the “Final Fest”. The inception of this cycling tour has its roots in the Big Dam Bridge Foundation (BDBF).

Cycling for a greater cause

BDBF is a non-profit organization with a mission to uphold the use, support and preservation of the Big Dam Bridge which plays an important role in cultural engagement and recreational activities in Arkansas. Apart from this, the bridge facilitates the interconnection of the vast area of 70,000 acres. 

In addition to this, the iconic structure serves as a platform for uniting people from different walks of life and stands as a powerful symbol of unity and togetherness. As stated in their official site, the Big Dam Bridge 100 journey began in 2006 and over the years the event has gradually transformed into an international cycling tour. 

The cycling tour features varied categories such as a family-friendly 15-mile ride, onsite photography and fundraising opportunities to support local, regional and national sponsors.  

In their pursuit to grow and evolve, the ceaseless success of the event with participants growing every year, Big Dam Bridge 100 Cycling Tour remains a testament and attests their commitment to social responsibility. The event this year promises to affix yet another exciting chapter to the remarkable journey.

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