Tour De South Jersey: Glasstown Brewing 2026

Description

**This event is cancelled for 2026**

oin us for the next leg of our Tour De South Jersey Series. This leg is another ride through scenic bike ride through Southern New Jersey The ride will start and end at Glasstown Brewing . The route is full of bay views and farm country. After the ride join us at the brewery for your complimentary beer and some post ride fun. This will be a semi supported ride. We will have a marked route with signs and arrows to direct you. The route will also be available for you to download. We will also have several aide stations on course. Limited SAG support will also be available.

*New For 2025*

We are excited to announce that we will have Gradient Bike Shop on site. Gradient Bike Shop is a mobile bike shop and they will be at our events offering their services as bike mechanic to you free of charge.

**This is a ride in open traffic. You are expected to wear a helmet and follow safety and traffic rules.**

Swag

One post race beer Pint Glass Coaster

Ride Descriptions Metric Century A 62 mile ride that will take you from the brewery out to Fortescue and back.

45 mile

This ride is similar to the Metric that will take you from the brewery out to Fortescue and back.

Half Metric

A 31 mile ride out to Downe Township and back.

Fun Ride

This 15 mile ride is perfect if you aren't looking for a long ride but still want to come out and enjoy the festivities.

**This is not a timed event**

Check in will start at 8:30 am for the Metric Century. Once you check in you can start . We ask everyone to be on the road by 9:30

Check for the Half will begin at 9:30 am. We ask everyone to be on the road by 10:30am.

Check in for the Fun Ride starts at 10:30am

Charity Partner

The Millville Army Air Field Museum (MAAFM) preserves the history of the Millville Army Air Field, Millville, NJ, which was dedicated by the U.S. War Department in 1941 as “America’s First Defense Airport.” During its four-year existence, more than 10,000 men and women served here, with 1,500 pilots receiving advanced fighter training in P-47 Thunderbolt and P-40 Warhawk fighter planes. The Museum honors the memory of 14 pilots who died while training at Millville. The museum’s mission focuses on preservation, education and honor.