PASSPORT2PAIN

P2P 2024 was a success! Below are some photos from the event!
**Downloadable pictures are available through a link below.

P2P 2025 date decided below!

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The 2025 Passport2Pain Bicycle Ride Will be on:

Saturday, September 13th 2025.

Online Registration for 2025 Passport2Pain will open in January.

2024 P2P Photos & Feedback

**A Huge Thank You to All Our P2P Legends!**

What an incredible day! To all the Tourists, Weenies, Weasels, and Idiots who tackled those thrilling hills, navigated our quirky checkpoints, and filled the island with laughter—thank you! Your energy and enthusiasm made Passport2Pain an unforgettable adventure.

A big shoutout to our amazing volunteers—you kept everything running smoothly and the fun alive. Without your dedication (and those tasty snacks!), this event wouldn’t have been the same.

To our generous sponsors and supporters—you didn’t just fuel our bikes, you fueled our mission. Your contributions make this event possible and help us support fantastic local nonprofits like Vashon Youth and Family Services, Journeymen Institute, and the Vashon-Maury Food Bank.

And to the wonderful Vashon community—thank you for cheering us on and embracing the chaos. Your support means everything to us!

As we put away our passports and handlebar streamers, we’re already dreaming about next year. Take some time to celebrate your achievements and get ready for even more fun and silliness in 2025!

Ride on, and we’ll see you next year!

2024 Photos

2024 Rider Feedback

Announcements

Riders here is a RideGPS route for last year’s course.

Here is a full course map from rider Ian Salkind: P2P 2024

There are two differences this year:
1) Checkpoint #6 formerly at Young’s Corner has been moved west about a half mile to the parking lot for Vashon Center for the Arts and
2) The course now rides Burma both ways so instead of turning down Burma from the highway you will go another half mile to Cedarhurst (John L Scott Realty) turn right and then turn right on Burma before then going to Sylvan Beach and finally back up and going right (south) to ride Burma the easy way to Cedarhurst.
Hope this helps!