Century Rides in Georgia
The comprehensive 2026 directory of 100-mile centuries, metric centuries (62 miles), and endurance cycling tours across Georgia.
Cycling in Georgia: Terrain & Route Overview
Georgia's century cycling terrain spans two completely distinct worlds: the grueling, technical alpine gaps of the North Georgia Blue Ridge Mountains and the rolling, sunlit pine corridors of the Piedmont and Coastal Plain. In the north, legendary centuries like the Six Gap Century in Dahlonega dish out over 11,000 vertical feet of climbing over iconic ascents including Neels, Wolfpen, and Hogpen Gaps, testing the grit of the nation's top climbers. Further south, riders enjoy rolling red-clay farmland, historic antebellum towns, and flat coastal routes around Savannah. Spring and autumn offer ideal cycling weather with blooming dogwoods, vibrant autumn foliage, and comfortable temperatures. Supported by passionate local cycling clubs and classic Southern hospitality, Georgia remains a premier destination for endurance cyclists seeking both savage mountain challenges and scenic rural touring.
Terrain Characteristics: North Georgia Blue Ridge climbs, Piedmont rolling hills, and southern coastal plains.
Riding Season & Weather: March through May & September through November.
📍 Georgia Century Rides Map
3 Plotted EventsOne Love Century
SeptemberJoin 2000+ cyclists Labor Day weekend to support youth cycling in Atlanta with over 5 days of celebration and fellowship.
Silver Comet Trail Century
AnytimeContinuous paved rail-trail century connecting the Atlanta suburbs out to the Alabama state line.
Six Gap Century
SeptemberThe Six Gap Century's ultra challenging route takes you up and down six of the steepest climbs in the North Georgia Mountains, testing your stamina with over 11,200 feet of vertical climbing over the 104-mile course.