Registration and Fundraising Minimums
25-, 50-, 100-Mile Bike Ride
Registration is 50% off for a limited time!
| AGE (AS OF AUG. 8) | REGISTRATION FEE* | FUNDRAISING MINIMUM+ | JERSEY OR SHIRT | FRIDAY NIGHT PARTY & SATURDAY CELEBRATION |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25+ | $150 | $1,250 | Jersey | Included |
| 18 – 24 | $150 | $500 | Jersey | Included |
*Reduced registration fees are available for people who have or have had cancer and Fred Hutch and UW Medicine employees.
+Fundraising minimums must be met by Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
2026 Obliteride Bike Routes
Choose the distance that challenges you and join an outstanding community. And remember — it’s a ride, not a race! Obliteride does not track or post official finish times.
25-Mile Ride
On this route, you’ll enjoy scenic water views as you travel out and back along Lake Washington using Seattle’s iconic 520 floating bridge. The route features gradual climbing and light urban riding and is primarily on protected bike paths or bike lanes, making it great for entry-level riders and all those looking for a beautiful and shorter ride. Download the 25-mile GPS route.
START TIME: 9 a.m.
START LINE: University of Washington, E-18 parking lot
FINISH LINE: Gas Works Park
50-Mile Ride
This route takes riders on a loop out to East Lake Sammamish Parkway and features water views, two bridge crossings, and light urban riding. It is a perfect choice for intermediate riders looking for a scenic tour with moderate climbing. Download the 50-mile GPS route.
START TIME: 7:30 a.m.
START LINE: University of Washington, E-18 parking lot
FINISH LINE: Gas Works Park
100-Mile Ride
The 100-mile route will take you east from Seattle to enjoy rolling hills, farmland views, and a lunch stop in Fall City. This ride includes moderate climbing and is ideal for advanced, high-stamina riders who are comfortable riding on open roads. Download the 100-mile GPS route.
START TIME: 6:30 a.m.
START LINE: University of Washington, E-18 parking lot
FINISH LINE: Gas Works Park
Due to external factors (such as weather, road conditions, or construction) all timing and routes are subject to change. There will be a number of safety and support elements for Obliteride on August 8. Any pre-event training on the Obliteride routes must be done at your own risk.
“Too many have heard the words ‘you have cancer.’ The camaraderie of working together to ride and fundraise is a powerful motivator and an inspiring endeavor. I ride to fight cancer.”
— Jeff Barstow, 100-mile rider and cancer survivor
Fundraise and Take Action
When you register for Obliteride, every dollar you raise will fuel groundbreaking discoveries at Fred Hutch Cancer Center, thanks to generous event sponsors and supporters. You can choose to raise money for the area of work at Fred Hutch that is most meaningful to you, including a specific disease area, program, researcher, clinician, or our cancer research greatest need. We’ll provide you with the tools to reach out to family and friends and fundraise with confidence!
Join a Team!
Teams are for everyone, and a great way to stay motivated and make friends while fundraising for a cause you are passionate about. You can also work together to not only meet your fundraising goals but go above and beyond for leading-edge research! Teams can include riders, walkers, runners, virtual participants, and volunteers.
Powerful, Together!
Obliteriders take action and make a difference.