πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ Northeast Region • NJ

Century Rides in New Jersey

The comprehensive 2026 directory of 100-mile centuries, metric centuries (62 miles), and endurance cycling tours across New Jersey.

11 Verified Rides
NJ State Code
April through November Prime Riding Window

Cycling in New Jersey: Terrain & Route Overview

The Garden State frequently surprises visiting cyclists with its extraordinary rural beauty and thriving endurance culture. Outside its urban corridors, New Jersey offers two distinct cycling worlds. In the northwest, Sussex and Warren counties feature demanding Appalachian rollers, deep river valleys, and climbs up to High Point State Park. In the south, the flat, sandy roads through the Pine Barrens and along the Jersey Shore provide fast, pancake-flat century routes where cyclists can hold swift group pacelines. Popular centuries like the Farmland Ride and local charity centuries take riders past preserved historic farmland, horse pastures, and seaside boardwalks. With an extensive cycling season and active club community, New Jersey is a cornerstone of East Coast century riding.

Terrain Characteristics: Northwestern Kittatinny mountain ridges, central rolling horse farms, and southern Pine Barrens and Jersey Shore flats.

Riding Season & Weather: April through November.

πŸ“ New Jersey Century Rides Map

11 Plotted Events

New Jersey Century Ride Schedule

Showing 11 organized cycling events

Bonkers Tour

May
πŸ“ Swedesboro, NJ

A 30-mile, 45-mile, 60-mile, and 20-mile ride with a fully supported rest stop and bio break opportunities.

Metric Available100MFully Supported

City to Shore (Bike MS 150)

September
πŸ“ Cherry Hill to Ocean City, NJ

Fast, flat century cruising through the Pine Barrens to the ocean boardwalk in Ocean City.

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D&R Canal / Delaware River Greenway Metric

Anytime
πŸ“ Frenchtown to Trenton, NJ

Scenic non-motorized towpath following the Delaware River past historic river towns, locks, and wooden bridges.

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G. Larry James Legacy Bike Ride

June
πŸ“ Galloway, NJ, NJ

Scenic, flat, nicely paved roads, out and back, through New Jersey's beautiful Pine Barrens. Choose from 12, 30, or 62 mile course options.

Metric Available100M

Gran Fondo NJ (Garden State Fondo)

September
πŸ“ Morristown, NJ

Premier gran fondo through the rolling wooded hills, reservoirs, and countryside of northern NJ.

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Highlands Gran Fondo

June
πŸ“ Butler / West Milford, NJ

Part of the National Series, tackling rugged climbs, reservoir passes, and lush state forest ridges.

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Jersey Devil Century

September
πŸ“ Thundergust picnic area of Parvin State Park, NJ

The Jersey Devil Century is the club's premier ride, with routes that wander through rural countryside and small towns in Cumberland and Salem counties. The terrain is mostly flat with just enough climbs to challenge new riders and add interest for the experienced rider.

AlpineMetric Available63M32M

Pinelands Triple Loop Century

October
πŸ“ Batsto Village / Hammonton, NJ

Tranquil, flat century winding past cedar swamps, cranberry bogs, and historic ironworks in the Pine Barrens.

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Sourland Spectacular Century

September
πŸ“ Skillman / Hopewell, NJ

Demanding climbs and scenic descents through the heavily forested boulders and preserves of Sourland Mountain.

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Tour de Pines

October
πŸ“ Renault Winery, Whitesbog Village, Parvin State Park, Pinelands Alliance, NJ

The Tour de Pines, sponsored by Pinelands Alliance, celebrates Pinelands Month in October. This year we offer four single-day bicycle tours of the New Jersey Pinelands.

Metric100M

Twin Lights Ride

September
πŸ“ Huddy Park, Highlands, NJ, NJ

Named after the iconic Navesink Twin Lights, this ride has been a favorite of local cyclists, New Yorkers, and visitors from around the country for more than two decades. Five routes ranging from 15 to 100 miles take you along the Jersey shore, over undulating hills, and past quaint farms to our finish festival where local restaurants come out to serve up their best to hungry ridersβ€”it’s the greatest way to wind down your summer riding season.

AlpineMetric Available100M