Tour de Whidbey

08/26/2026

Local artist, Joy Thompson, painted these snapshots of Tour de Whidbey and would love to get them into the hands of the subjects. If one of these portraits is of you or of someone you know, please get in contact with us!

08/15/2026

08/15/2026

Welcome Riders to the 24th annual Tour de Whidbey! Thanks for joining us for a day of cycling, community and supporting local healthcare!

08/10/2026

When the ride ends, the party starts.

Tour de Whidbey is five days out, and the finish line comes with a soundtrack. Head to The Spectacled Sasquatch in Coupeville after your ride. Live music kicks off at 3PM!

- Uncle Buddies on the outside stage
- DJ James Ruckus inside

Cold drinks, good food, and a whole lot of cyclists comparing mileage. Whether you rode 10 miles or 100, you've earned it.

Saturday, August 15 - Every mile supports WhidbeyHealth Foundation.
Register at tourdewhidbey.org

WhidbeyHealth Foundation

08/07/2026

Tour de Whidbey has a new home this year.

Start/finish and rider check-in have moved to Coupeville Elementary School, 6 South Main Street, Coupeville. It’s just down the street from our previous location at the high school, and right across the street from our friends at the Spectacled Sasquatch!

We have designated parking areas all over, so we’ve put together a map showing where to park, and where to find check-in. You can find it over at tourdewhidbey.org

Take a minute to look it over before you head out! It’ll save you time on the morning of.

08/05/2026

Help support local healthcare on Whidbey Island while enjoying one of the most beautiful and well supported rides in the Pacific Northwest. Video courtesy of Bill Phillips | White Rain Films Register today at https://www.whidbeyhealthfoundation.org/tourdewhidbey

08/02/2026

Three of the five routes this year are new.

07/31/2026

Number one bicycle ride in the Pacific Northwest. Something for everyone, beginners, intermediate cyclists and advanced. Scenery to die for and only a short ferry ride from Seattle. -Jim Eanes

Since 2002, proceeds raised by Tour de Whidbey went directly to support the highest priority needs of surgical and diagnostic equipment, improve facilities, and award scholarships to the medical team at WhidbeyHealth Hospital and Clinics.

07/29/2026

Socks are in!

07/23/2026

Saturday, August 15. Three weeks and change.

If you've ridden Tour de Whidbey before, you know the drill — the climb out of West Beach, the rest stop volunteers who somehow always have exactly what you need, the after-party that makes the last ten miles worth it. Come do it again.

If you haven't, this is a good year to start. Routes range from 11 miles to 100 miles. It's fully supported start to finish, and thanks to our generous sponsors covering the expenses, every registration goes directly toward funding high-quality healthcare here on the island.

Register today at: tourdewhidbey.org