The 2022 Passport2Pain
Saturday, September 10th
Vashon Island
Saturday, September 10th
Vashon Island
Yes! P2P is gearing up once again, and cyclists from all over the place are gearing down to meet the challenge. Four courses, from 12 miles & 800 vertical (The Tourist) to the infamous Idiot (80 miles, 10,000').
If you've ridden P2P before, welcome back; you know the drill: sign up with some friends, and train.
If this is your first time, check out the pictures and comments from last year, read about Vashon Island, dare some pals to join you, and then register and train.
[Burma Road is now closed to everyone. Check the Courses & Maps page for details.]
We look forward to seeing you all on 9/10.
If this is your first time, check out the pictures and comments from last year, read about Vashon Island, dare some pals to join you, and then register and train.
[Burma Road is now closed to everyone. Check the Courses & Maps page for details.]
We look forward to seeing you all on 9/10.
P2P is a fundraiser for the Vashon Island Rowing Club. We share a substantial portion of the proceeds with our community through the Vashon Food Bank, Vashon Youth & Family Services, and Vashon's Interfaith Council to Prevent Homelessness. Thank you for your support!
Behold! This year's jersey! Pre-orders are being accepted on our Merch Page.
More 2021 Pictures are Here
See Comments from the 2021 P2P ...
Down Here:
This is my favorite ride every year! The sheer number of support stations, great volunteers and variety of food options make it the best supported ride of all. I plan to do it every year!
I enjoyed - the most - the costumes and the music at the checkpoints. This ride is all about the community. That is what makes it fun.
The ride was amazing. I've done a lot of tough rides, including 5 Ramrods, 2 Markleeville Death Rides, and up to 400 km rides, and I would put this at the top of the list, as the most challenging bike ride I've ever done. And I only got in 50 miles!
P2P is an incredible ride, I've done it in 2016 and now in 2021. This is potentially the best organized around in all of PNW!
Signage on the road is top notch! I didn't get lost a single time and you all even made a point to draw straight arrows on the ground when we don't need to turn. That really increases our confidence that we're on the right path.
The other riders were all very friendly too, which is great. A collaborative approach, instead of tense & competitive
I really don't know what I can suggest constructively. I guess I wish even more people did it.
Down Here:
This is my favorite ride every year! The sheer number of support stations, great volunteers and variety of food options make it the best supported ride of all. I plan to do it every year!
I enjoyed - the most - the costumes and the music at the checkpoints. This ride is all about the community. That is what makes it fun.
The ride was amazing. I've done a lot of tough rides, including 5 Ramrods, 2 Markleeville Death Rides, and up to 400 km rides, and I would put this at the top of the list, as the most challenging bike ride I've ever done. And I only got in 50 miles!
P2P is an incredible ride, I've done it in 2016 and now in 2021. This is potentially the best organized around in all of PNW!
Signage on the road is top notch! I didn't get lost a single time and you all even made a point to draw straight arrows on the ground when we don't need to turn. That really increases our confidence that we're on the right path.
The other riders were all very friendly too, which is great. A collaborative approach, instead of tense & competitive
I really don't know what I can suggest constructively. I guess I wish even more people did it.
