Utah Lake 200/300/400k 5/2
Ken Moss
Utah Lake 200/300/400k 5/2
Please join Salt Lake Randonneurs for the Utah Lake 200/300k and 6 Valley Tour 400k brevet series, this Saturday May 2. These routes follow the same course for the first 200k.
Sign in starts at 4:30AM for a prompt 5:00AM start at Maceys Grocery at 760 Main St in Lehi. Please park to the south of Altabank. Maceys does not open until 6AM, so please use the adjacent Top Stop or 7-Eleven (24h) across the street.
The early start will allow the 200k riders to enjoy an early morning randonneuring experience, while still allowing some of the 300k riders to finish before dark, and minimize the late night time on the road for the 400k riders. Due to the dark dark start, lights, reflective vest, and 2 reflective ankle bands are required for every rider per https://rusa.org/reflectivity. Please let me know if you need to borrow any night riding gear and I will bring spares.
It's not too late to join, please register here:
https://www.saltlakerandos.org/registration/
If you have not already submitted an electronic waiver, please do:
https://waiver.smartwaiver.com/v/rusaUTSaltLakeCity
A unique waiver is required for each ride, so if you have not filled one out for this ride, please do so now.
Route descriptions:
https://www.saltlakerandos.org/brevet-route-selection/utah-lake/
https://www.saltlakerandos.org/brevet-route-selection/6-valley-tour-oquirrh-joker/
Time limits:
200k 13.5h --6:30PM Saturday
300k 20h --1AM Sunday
400k 27h --8AM Sunday
For electronic brevet verification, please email me your GPS track after the ride, or join our 2026 Strava club if you use that app, and I will see your results there.
https://www.strava.com/clubs/1968676
Because most people have switched to electronic GPS navigation, I will no longer be providing paper cue sheets & brevet cards, so please print out your own cards (attached) if needed.
RWGPS Routes (unchanged from 2023):
https://ridewithgps.com/routes/42881100
https://ridewithgps.com/routes/42881104
https://ridewithgps.com/routes/42881107
-Ken
cue sheets & brevet cards attached
Ken Moss
Richard Stum
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Disclaimer: cycling is enjoyable, but it can also be dangerous. We make no claim that our routes are free from vehicles, bad roads, dogs etc.
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Matthew Bell
...and as everyone should know, 400K is the hardest distance. The 600K distance is longer, but unless you ride straight through, it's not the hardest.
Congratulations!
Brandon Patterson
On May 3, 2026, at 5:23 pm, Ken Moss <ken8...@gmail.com> wrote:
And thanks Brandon for this great (slightly modified) picture of me!
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