Tour 2010 - June 5th & 6th
The 2010 Tour de Kingdom is a one or two day competitive and recreational cycling event that takes you through one of the most scenic areas of Vermont, the Northeast Kingdom - one of ten geotourism areas in the world specially designated by National Geographic.We
offer a choice of one or two days of riding, with fully supported loops of varying lengths from 15 miles to 100 miles. And, we have added an 80 mile, guided tour around Lake Memphremagog
on Friday before the Double Century Challenge. All days start and end at IROC, 400 Quarry Road in Derby, Vermont.
Saturday Day One - Lake Region: 
June
5th takes riders through the Kingdom’s legendary lake region. We offer five loops of differing lengths: 15, 25, 50, 80, and 100 miles. These routes take riders through fields and forests
and past farms and lakes, including Lake Seymour, Island Pond, Crystal Lake, Lake Willoughby and, of course, the Kingdom’s “Great Lake,” Lake Memphremagog.
Sunday Day Two - Hill Country: June 6th is intended to challenge those riders who live for the climb, taking them through the Kingdom’s western “hill country,” over Lowell Mountain and up and down the flanks of Jay Peak. The century route is designed to “grind your gears.” Shorter routes are also available for those who enjoy a more recreational, less challenging experience.
Friday’s Guided Ride Around the Lake: We are adding a great new ride on Friday, June 4th: a guided tour around Lake Memphremagog with stops at Georgeville, Magog, The Abby, and Mansonville. This 80 mile route is a great way to “warm up” for the weekend. Or do it as a stand alone day and forget the rest. But, you better bring your passport! It involves International Travel.
Custom Louis Garneau Shirts and Jackets: Our custom Louis Garneau Tour de Kingdom Pro Fit Shirts and Prestige Jackets are now available. Order on line by clicking here, have your shirt or jacket waiting for you when you sign in, support IROC’s Healthy Changes Initiative with additional pledges, and ride in style with these great shirts and jackets. See Prizes.
