Major Taylor of Cincinnati 2nd Annual Queen City Ride
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2nd Annual Cincinnati Queen City Ride
Hosted by Major Taylor Cincinnati
Get ready for a weekend that’s about more than just miles it’s about community, culture, and connection.
The Major Taylor Cincinnati Cycling Club is proud to host the 2nd Annual Cincinnati Queen City Ride, a three-day cycling experience designed to bring riders together from across the country for an unforgettable weekend in the Queen City.
Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist or just getting comfortable on the bike, this ride is for you.
Here’s what to expect:
Friday – Welcome Ride + Kickoff Dinner: Kick things off with a relaxed, beginner-friendly welcome ride through the city, followed by a kickoff dinner where you can meet fellow riders, connect, and set the tone for the weekend.
Saturday – Main Ride Event: This is the heart of the weekend. Choose from three ride levels designed to meet you where you are: from fun and light to more challenging routes that will push your endurance. No matter your pace, you’ll be riding alongside a supportive and encouraging community.
Sunday – Recovery Ride: Wind things down with a smooth, easy recovery ride. It’s the perfect way to reflect, reconnect, and close out the weekend on a high note.
But this weekend isn’t just about cycling—it’s about experiencing Cincinnati.
During your stay, you’ll also have the opportunity to enjoy the vibrant energy of the Midwest Black Family Reunion (https://myblackfamilyreunion.org/) one of the largest African American cultural celebrations in the Midwest, featuring live music, food vendors, family-friendly activities, and a strong sense of community.
And while you’re here, take time to visit the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, a powerful and inspiring museum that tells the story of freedom, resilience, and the ongoing journey toward justice.
Come for the ride. Stay for the experience. Leave with community.
We can’t wait to ride with you.
Hosted by Major Taylor Cincinnati
Get ready for a weekend that’s about more than just miles it’s about community, culture, and connection.
The Major Taylor Cincinnati Cycling Club is proud to host the 2nd Annual Cincinnati Queen City Ride, a three-day cycling experience designed to bring riders together from across the country for an unforgettable weekend in the Queen City.
Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist or just getting comfortable on the bike, this ride is for you.
Here’s what to expect:
Friday – Welcome Ride + Kickoff Dinner: Kick things off with a relaxed, beginner-friendly welcome ride through the city, followed by a kickoff dinner where you can meet fellow riders, connect, and set the tone for the weekend.
Saturday – Main Ride Event: This is the heart of the weekend. Choose from three ride levels designed to meet you where you are: from fun and light to more challenging routes that will push your endurance. No matter your pace, you’ll be riding alongside a supportive and encouraging community.
Sunday – Recovery Ride: Wind things down with a smooth, easy recovery ride. It’s the perfect way to reflect, reconnect, and close out the weekend on a high note.
But this weekend isn’t just about cycling—it’s about experiencing Cincinnati.
During your stay, you’ll also have the opportunity to enjoy the vibrant energy of the Midwest Black Family Reunion (https://myblackfamilyreunion.org/) one of the largest African American cultural celebrations in the Midwest, featuring live music, food vendors, family-friendly activities, and a strong sense of community.
And while you’re here, take time to visit the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, a powerful and inspiring museum that tells the story of freedom, resilience, and the ongoing journey toward justice.
Come for the ride. Stay for the experience. Leave with community.
We can’t wait to ride with you.
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Where is it happening?
Lunken Airport Playfield Trail, 262 Wilmer Ave,Cincinnati, Fort Thomas, United States
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Host or PublisherRodney Hardin
