Rotary Tour des Lakes Routes
Choose From Three Route Options
Discover the perfect route for your adventure at the Tour des Lakes bike ride, where participants can choose from three distinct options designed to cater to various skill levels and preferences. Whether you’re a casual cyclist seeking a shorter ride or an experienced rider looking for a challenging journey, our 30k, 55k, and 100k routes offer something for everyone.
Each route provides a unique opportunity to explore the picturesque landscapes and serene waters of Kosciusko County’s beautiful lakes, ensuring an unforgettable experience for all who participate.
Starting Point & Times
The starting point for Tour des Lakes will be at the Syracuse Community Center located at 1013 North Long Dr. in Syracuse, IN 46567. Registration will begin at 7am and continue until 9:30am.
Riders of the 100K to start at/or by 7:30am, 55K at/or by 8:30am and 30K at/or by 9:30am.
We ask for all riders to complete the ride by 4pm. The ride will be held rain or shine, so please come prepared with the proper clothing for the weather conditions the day of the event.
Route Options
There are three scenic route options to choose from: 30K, 55K, and 100K.
Our most popular route, the 100K, takes riders on an unforgettable journey through the heart of Kosciusko County lake country, winding past several beautiful lakes including Lake Wawasee, Webster Lake, Chapman Lake, Winona Lake, and Tippecanoe Lake.
Digital Route Guidance
Find the Tour des Lakes on Ride with GPS and MapMyRide!
Make sure you download the Ride with GPS or MapMyRide app to use the routes and friend us through the app.
What To Expect
Between the lakes, riders will enjoy scenic stretches of countryside, shaded roads, charming small towns, and some of the most beautiful views in Northern Indiana lake country.
Throughout the ride, friendly volunteers at our SAG (Support and Gear) stops will provide water, healthy snacks, encouragement, and a welcoming place to rest and recharge before continuing on the route.
Following the ride, participants can relax and enjoy lunch, music, and fellowship back at the Syracuse Community Center while sharing stories from the day’s adventure.