Bike Not Bombs’ Bike-A-Thon route maps are online for all four distance options. The rides start in the Jamaica Plain neighborhood of Boston.
The Bike-A-Thon offers a Century Route with options of 10 miles, 30 miles, 50 miles or 100 miles. Go to https://bikesnotbombs.org/bike-a-thon/routes.
2017 Routes
- 100 mile route map. 100 mile route GPX file
- 50 mile route map. 50 mile route GPX file
- 30 mile route map 30 mile route GPX file
- 10 mile route map 10 mile route GPX file
- Full system map
More routes and descriptions from the Bike Not Bombs site
2013 Routes
The 2013 40 mile ride is shown below.
Route at RideWithGPS
View and print cue sheet
View and print map
GPX file
TCX Course
15 miles (2013)
A great ride for cyclists of all abilities, including families with children! We ride south through JP on the Pierre Lallement Bike Path; pass by the Arnold Arboretum and make a moderate climb on Bellevue Hill into the woods of the Stony Brook Reservation. There is one rest stop at Kelly Field Playground in Hyde Park. We continue riding through Hyde Park into Mattapan, then head into Franklin Park going back to the starting point in the Southwest Corridor Park, where you’ll roll into the Green Roots Festival! Some urban safe-riding skills will be necessary. digital map / printable map & cue
25 miles (2013)
For a more challenging ride, the 25 mile ride follows the path of the 15 mile ride into the Stony Brook Reservation then veers off to climb into the Blue Hills going through Milton & Canton. There is one rest stop at Houghton’s Pond in the Blue Hills Reservation. The ride continues through East Milton overlooking the Neponset River Reservation, going through Dorchester Lower Mills into Mattapan & Franklin Park. The ride ends back at the starting point, in the Southwest Corridor Park, where you’ll roll into the Green Roots Festival! Urban riding skills necessary. digital map / printable map & cue
40 miles (2013)
We’ve designed this ride to be as scenic as possible. It heads straight out west to the Farm Pond area in Dover and Sherborn. Experienced roadies from all over Boston know this area as one of the best places to find smooth roads and beautiful views. At the midpoint of the route you’ll have the pleasure of visiting the Peace Abbey for a quick snack and water refill. Along the way you’ll ride by sweeping fields, babbling creeks, and shady groves. The route will take you back to the Green Roots Festival in Jamaica Plain via the same path as the longer 65 mile ride. digital map / printable cue sheet
65 Miles (2013)
Perfect for the avid cyclist, this gorgeous ride goes west from Jamaica Plain through Newton and Weston, and then north to the first rest stop at a farm run by The Food Project in beautiful Lincoln. turning South through Wayland and Natick, the second rest stop is at the Peace Abbey in Sherborn. The final stretch runs through Dover, Needham, and Brookline, rolling right back to the starting point in Jamaica Plain and into the Green Roots Festival. digital map / printable cue sheet
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