2026 Mission Mountain Area Pedal to Plate

Mission Mountain Area Pedal to Plate, set for Saturday, September 19, 2026, invites cyclists through the picturesque Mission Valley. This volunteer-driven agritourism ride offers a unique blend of scenic beauty and community engagement without the pressure of competition.
Riders will traverse 40 miles on a mix of paved and gravel roads, enjoying rural landscapes and historic sites. The route promises stunning views of Mission Mountain as it winds through charming farmlands and stops at carefully selected farms offering locally sourced treats. Each farm stop is more than just sustenance; they are part of the community's vibrant tapestry.
The day culminates in a full course dinner, featuring local flavors accompanied by live music performances and a visit to Ronan Cooperative Brewery for craft beers. The event emphasizes connections within the community, fostering stewardship practices and promoting zero waste initiatives.
While this is not a timed race or high-stakes environment, participants can expect an enriching experience that celebrates agriculture and nature in harmony. Capacity is limited to 175 cyclists to ensure a personalized journey filled with meaningful interactions and breathtaking scenery.
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Register now to secure your spot in this memorable agritourism adventure that takes place rain or shine, ensuring a celebration of local farms, food, and community spirit in St. Ignatius and Charlo, Montana.
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