Owl Ride Omaha's nighttime urban cycling adventure Saturday July 13th, 2013 10:00 PM Register Now

Event Info

On-line registration opens May 26 for the 2013 OwL Ride, set for Saturday July 13. Join thousands of other riders in Omaha and become part of the largest annual night bike ride between Chicago and Denver.

The fourth OwL Ride gives riders a choice of a 7-mile short course and 16-mile extended route. The family friendly short course will take riders from downtown into midtown Omaha. The extended course adds stops in Dundee and Aksarben Village. For veteran Owl riders, the extended ride is comparable to our main course from past years. This year’s route features a new starting point, the Old Mattress Factory at 12th and Cass, also the site of post-race food and festivities, and a new earlier 10 p.m. start time. Come join us on a cruise through the city with your nocturnal friends. It’s guaranteed to be a hoot.

With a non-competitive format and choice of courses, both casual and serious riders and families can enjoy the unique experience of the OwL Ride. In addition, you will help people in our community. The ride is a benefit for the Meyer Foundation for Disabilities, helping us to expand much-needed services for adults with disabilities in our community.

REGISTRATION: Registration won’t open until May 26. Check back in later with our registration page.

FACEBOOK: Click here and like our page on Facebook so you can get updates on the ride right in your feed.

MAP: The 2013 route will change somewhat. But to get an idea check out the 2012 Route Map.

 

NOTE: Helmets are required for all Owl Ride participants, and state law also requires anyone riding at night to have both a front light and rear reflectors. Our sponsors offer discounts on helmets and lights. See our Safety page for more information.

 

Contests and Prizes

Click here to learn more about OwL Ride contests and prizes, including our Interstate Batteries Bright Bikes contest!

Teams

Colleagues, friends and families may form teams to share the evening’s adventures.

FAQ

Want to know more? Click here for a list of Frequently Asked Questions.

The Meyer Foundation

For more information on the Meyer Foundation for Disabilities, click here.

OwL Ride History

Click here and learn more about how the OwL ride got its start.