Hudson Valley the next round of the Farm to Fork Series

After a successful sell-out round at Shenandoah, the Farm to Fork Fondo series moves to Warwick Valley Winery and Distillery in the Hudson Valley, NY on June 10

The first round of the series at at Shenandoah was a huge success, Tyler Wren, series organiser stated "Congratulations to all the participants and volunteers in the inaugural Farm to Fork Fondo - Shenandoah! We're proud of everyone who finished the challenging courses and helped out during the day"

"Thanks to all participants for donating to our Volunteer Competition and purchasing additional raffle tickets to help us support our host community! We were excited to donate nearly $7,000 to local non-profits and community groups."

Not only did the event donate $7,000 to local charities, it also awarded riders in different age categories for both men and women in the Stages Segment Challenge.

Everyone who RSVP'd for the Stages Segment Challenge was eligible to win a brand new Stages power meter. We're excited to announce Ward Sampson as the big winner! As the fastest overall male and female participants, Ken Miller and Erin Wreski win the custom Polka Chicken Jersey by Pactimo!

Congratulations to Erin Wreski from Virginia Beach, VA for winning a brand spankin' new 2018 Bianchi Impulso in the Bianchi Bike Gran Prize! There were a huge range of prizes awarded, swag included a Boyd wheelset to Rockbridge local Apple Cider Vinegar.

There were also special prizes; the cutest couple, best dressed and most delicious rider too!?

For an exhasuting list of prize and donation winners, please visit http://www.farmforkfondo.com/announcements/2018/5/24/shenandoah-prize-winners

Congratulations to Erin Wreski from Virginia Beach, VA for winning a brand spankin' new 2018 Bianchi Impulso in the Bianchi Bike Gran Prize!

Farm to Fork Fondo - Hudson Valley, New York - June 10

Escape to rows of rich black fields standing guard like soldiers against the pressure of the world's most iconic urban landscape. Breathe deeply as you pedal through the beautiful rural region that has been supplying food to the masses for centuries.

In New York's lower Hudson Valley, dairy farms, orchards, vegetable growers and vineyards characterize the region's agricultural horn of plenty. The area is filled with families that have dedicated their lives to farming, from eighth-generation stalwarts to newcomers drawn to the region's climate, soil and access to metropolitan markets.

Breathe deeply as you pedal through the beautiful rural region that has been supplying food to the masses for centuries.

Featured Farms

Warwick Valley Winery & Distillery
Pennings Farm
Heaven Hill Farm
Westtown Brew Works
Pierson's Farm
Soons Orchards
5-Spoke Creamery
Bellvale Farms

Menus

Post-ride Farm To Fork Barbecue By Warwick Valley Winery's Pané Café
Meet The Farmers Dinner By Warwick Valley Winery's Pané Café
Aid Station 'Small Bites'

Gran Fondo - 75-90 miles

More than 5,000 feet of climbing. Dozens of Hudson Valley farms. Passage through the heart of the black dirt muck soil. Breathtaking views and punishing ascents. Earn your feast. Dine in style.

5,000+ feet of elevation gain
6-7 Aid Stations at local farms
4-5 timed segments

Medio Fondo - 45-60 Miles

Get up close and personal with Hudson Valley agriculture and the black dirt. Challenge yourself on some climbs and take in the views. All of the Gran Fondo experience in a tighter package.

Approximately 2,000 feet of elevation gain
4-5 Aid Stations at local farms
2 timed segments

Piccolo Fondo - 25-40 Miles

Rolling hills, working farms and bucolic vistas of the Hudson Valley's distinctive farmland. Your favorite Sunday drive, now on two wheels. We've packed the picnic.

Approximately 1,500 feet of elevation gain
3-4 Aid Stations at local farms
1 timed segment