Rides/Tours

Tour de Mayberry (92 Miles or 100 Miles with a climb up Pilot Mountain)

There are two variants to this route, one being 100 miles and the other being 92 miles. The only difference between the two is that the 100 mile ride includes a climb to the top of Pilot

Mountain and the 92 mile ride does not. This route will take cyclists through downtown Mt. Airy past several establishments referenced on The Andy Griffith Show. After leaving Mt. Airy, riders will continue on to scenic Pilot Mountain. The route offers excellent views of the mountain.

Riders on the Tour de Mayberry will have the opportunity to cycle to the top of Pilot Mountain. This side trek features a ride to the upper parking lot at the top of the mountain. The average grade is 10%. This adds an additional 8 miles to the overall distance of this ride.

Edwards-Franklin House Tour (44 Miles)

This route will travel a scenic route out of Mt. Airy to the Edwards-Franklin House. The house

was built in 1799 and was restored by the Surry County Historical Society in 1973. Take a tour

of the house and enjoy a snack. You return to Mt. Airy by an alternate route. This ride features some strenuous hills.

Mount Airy Tour (19 Miles)

This route is ideal for riders wanting a short spin through the town of Mt. Airy. Visit the downtown area and the establishments synonymous with Mayberry including Snappy Lunch and Floyd’s Barbershop. Cyclists will pass the boyhood home of Andy Griffith, as well as the Andy & Opie “TV Land” Statue, before heading out for some scenic views of the Blue Ridge

Mountain Range. There is one rest stop about midway through this ride.

5K Run

This course is ideal for those wanting a short loop through gently rolling and delightfully shaded uptown Mt. Airy. It is an out and back going through some of Mount Airy's more beautiful neighborhoods including historic North Main; beginning and ending in the parking

lot of Mountain Valley Hospice. Time recording is available for anyone wanting to compete. There is one rest stop about midway through this run.

Use discretion when making your selection.

Stay within your limits.

ALL RIDERS MUST WEAR A HELMET TO PARTICIPATE!!!