Note: Due to recent road construction, some marked routes may be unavailable.

Sweatin’ Burnt Orange Bike Tour
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The location of the 1st ever SBOBT, set in the beautiful hill country of Blanco, TX. You have your choice of 10, 25, 40 or 72 miles. Go out and ride one of the distances… or ride ‘em all! In the same day! All 147 miles!

360 Dam Loop
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This ride starts and ends at 360 Cycleworks . This route goes along West Austin where it is reasonably scenic. You’ll ride across Mansfield Dam, ride on roads that overlook Lake Travis, ride pass all the expensive houses on the hills, and go down the infamous 2222.

Shoal Creek Shootout
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Created in 1998, the SCSO is one of Texas Cycling’s most beloved rides. It’s very easy ride, lasting about 2 hours. To mix it up a bit, some people like to sprint down Great Northern Blvd. But you don’t have to, of course. People usually use this ride as a chill/recovery ride from the previous day’s SdlC (see below).

Sprint de la Coursa
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The SdlC hurts. Every Thursday, painful screams of cyclists reverberate throughout East Austin. Quickly becoming one of Texas Cycling’s most infamous rides, the SdlC caters to seasoned racers who want to gauge themselves against others, and beginners who want to develop those racing legs. If you’re even the least bit competitive and can ride 30 miles, then the SdlC is right for you. The SdlC consists of eight sprints of varying terrain. The winner of each sprint receives three points, second receives two points and third gets one point. After each interval, we regroup before entering the next sprint. There is a designated start/finish point for each sprint.

Old Airport
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The Old Airport is where we usually do criterium, time trial, and team time trial practices. It’s about an .8 mile long loop, so it’s near impossible to get lost on it. Oftentimes, we play workout games, like… fixed-gear sprinting, leadout honch, pursuits. It’s quite fun.

Mesa and Ladera Norte Hills
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Guaranteed to make you puke. These hills MAKE YOU FEEL ALIVE!

Out East
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Various routes Out East.

Far East to Elgin & the Ann Showers Loop
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Our long and hard weekend rides. Bring a lot of your favorite hydration supplement and some food. Leave the whine at home, if you get my drift. You need to go through “Out East” (see above) to get there.

Tuesday Nighter
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Occurs seasonally, during Daylight Savings Time. Local Austin cyclists participate in the mock race, which is another excellent way to get used to “race pace” riding. There are two groups: the ‘A’ Group leaves at 6:00pm and does 36 miles, while the ‘B’ Group leaves at 6:05pm and does 27 miles.

Oasis, Jester Hill Climb and Nelo’s Loop
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A former favorite of team members some years back. This map also includes the world famous Jester Hill Climb. There is an annual King of Jester uphill time trial. Nelo’s Loop is on this map as well.

Manda Loop (aka UT Road Race)
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The site of the 2004 UT Road Race. Very gentle rollers, killer wind. Routed among the cotton fields of Texas, the Manda Loop is a glimpse of the very old school Texas living. Horses, cows, hot sun, and strong winds dominate the vast landscape.

Campus Crit
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Criterium around the DKR Stadium.