Sierra to the Sea is a scenic and challenging
8-day bicycle and camping tour through Northern California, June 14 to 21,
2008. Starting in the
Sierra Nevada Mountains, the tour
traverses the Sacramento and Napa Valleys, passes down the Pacific Coast,
crosses the Golden Gate Bridge and concludes at Golden Gate Park in San
Francisco. See Tour Overview and Where We Go or click on of the tabs above to see photos and video of past tours.
See our Frequent Asked Questions (FAQ) section. You will there find tabs with answers about registration, what to bring, transportation, camping, motels, routes, weather and other items.
The basic tour route is approximately 420 miles long and averages 60 miles per
day for each of seven cycling days. It is challenging and designed for
experienced riders. Some less strenuous route options are provided, as well as
options for riders who wish greater challenges.
Sierra to the Sea is organized by the Almaden Cycle Touring Club of San
Jose, a not-for-profit organization whose Tierra Bella Century has, for over
twenty-five years, been one of the most respected and successful rides of its
kind in California.
The 2008 Staff for Sierra to the Sea are working to make this one of the best Sierra to the Sea tours ever.
Registration Status
Accepting Standby Riders Only.

Sierra to the Sea in 2007 took place from June 16 to 23,
2007. It started in the
Sierra Nevada Mountains, the tour
traverses the Sacramento and Napa Valleys, passes down the Pacific Coast,
crosses the Golden Gate Bridge and concludes at Golden Gate Park in San
Francisco. Starting in the Sierra mountains rather than the foothills is
only the start of changes we've made to the tour.
Sierra to the Sea in 2006 took place from June 17 to 24,
2006. It started in the
Sierra Nevada Mountains, the tour
traverses the Sacramento and Napa Valleys, passes down the Pacific Coast,
crosses the Golden Gate Bridge and concludes at Golden Gate Park in San
Francisco. Starting in the Sierra mountains rather than the foothills is
only the start of changes we've made to the tour.