Bicyclists depart from Columbia, Missouri, on the morning of Saturday, May 27th, from Flat Branch Park (101 S 4th St, Columbia, MO 65201). Departure times are between 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. Drop off your overnight packs at check-in and prepare for a weekend of relaxed bike riding, music and fun. Enjoy the scenic views of the Katy Trail State Park as you ride on crushed limestone trails flanked by cliffs and the Missouri River. Stop at your convenience at a handful of locations to enjoy live music and entertainment. Bands will play throughout the day in communities across the trail. 

The final destination, Boonville’s Kemper Park, will host feature events with main-stage music. Overnight camping will be available and free for all registered riders! Hotel/motel accommodations are available at local establishments. There will be food available at restaurants throughout Boonville as well as food vendors at the park. On Sunday, ride your bike back to Columbia with music again throughout the day! Your bags will be waiting for you upon your arrival back to Flat Branch Park!

For non-riders with ticket passes to the Boonville festivities, gates open at 4 p.m. on Saturday, May 27th. Kemper Park is located at 757 3rd St, Boonville, MO 65233. Free street-side parking will be located nearby.

Daily riding distances: 
Saturday distances starting in Columbia and ending in Boonville:

Columbia to McBaine 9.4 miles

McBaine to Rocheport 18.8 miles (+9.4 miles)

Rocheport to Franklin 29.22 miles (+10.4 miles)

Franklin to Boonville 32.7 miles (+3.5 miles)

Total one way 32.7 miles

Sunday distances starting in Boonville and ending in Columbia:

Boonville to Franklin 3.5 miles

Franklin to Rocheport 13.9 miles (+10.4 miles)

Rocheport to McBaine 23.3 miles (+9.4 miles)

McBaine to Columbia 32.7miles (+9.4 miles)

Total one way 32.7 miles
Roundtrip = 64.4 miles
What is included in registration:
Gear transport of 2 bags to the campsite (not hotels), sag support, camping, and a weekend full of music and entertainment. Free entry to all trailside music venues as well as the Kemper Park experience.