The Trifecta is back!
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- Tiffany’s Pink Pedal Ride: Saturday, August 8, 2026
- Lancaster Covered Bridge Classic in Lancaster, PA: Sunday, August 16, 2026
- Three Creek Century in Newville, PA: Sunday, September 20, 2026
A special thanks to the sponsor of the 2026 Trifecta! Thank You for sponsoring two years in a row.
RIDE 1: Tiffany’s Pink Pedal Ride
Join us for the third annual Tiffany’s Pink Pedal Ride in support of breast cancer research, awareness, and survivor resources. All proceeds from this ride benefit the Tiffany Lynn O’Donnell foundation, a 501(c)(3) founded to provide financial contributions to breast cancer research organizations and to non-profit organizations delivering services and support to individuals living with breast cancer.
Check-in will be at the Penn State Health Hershey Medical Center – 30 Hope Drive, parking lot.
Cyclists can “pedal in pink” with 3 supported ride distances:
- 15 mile ride
- 32 mile ride
- 62 mile ride
Youth 12 and under can also participate in our “Fun Ride” at no cost. Helmets must be worn by all riders, and minors must be accompanied by an adult.
By registering, donating, or sponsoring Tiffany’s Pink Pedal Ride, donor is making a charitable gift to the Tiffany Lynn O’Donnell Foundation, a 501(c) organization. A charitable donation receipt will be provided; donor understands that charitable gifts are not refundable.
RIDE 2: Lancaster Covered Bridge Classic
The Covered Bridge Classic is a premier Pennsylvania ride now in its 47th year. It offers beautiful routes of 100 mile, 66 mile, 54 mile, 31 mile, and 17 mile routes, (actual mileage may vary), in Lancaster County. Each route traverses through covered bridges and passes Amish farms. All routes cover rolling terrain with moderate climbing.
There are 7 start locations to choose from depending on which distance ride you will be participating in.
You will be asked to pick a start location in the registration process so we can provide you with the correct route information. You can ride any distance that is served from your parking location. Final route information will be sent out closer to ride time. There is limited parking capacity at each start location.
Start locations are listed from West to East across the route.
| Routes Served | Parking/Start Location | Address |
| 100 & 66 mile routes | Donegal High School | 1025 Koser Rd, Mount Joy, PA 17552 |
| 100 & 66 mile routes | Manheim Central Middle School | 261 White Oak Rd, Manheim, PA 17545 |
| 100, 66, 31, and 17 mile routes | Listrak | 100 W Millport Rd, Lititz, PA 17543 |
| All Routes | Catalyst Christian School – previously LAMS | 1050 E Newport Rd, Lititz, PA 17543 |
| 100, 66, 54, & 31 mile routes | LCCTC-Brownstown | 231 Snyder Rd, Ephrata, PA 17522 |
| 100 & 54 mile routes | Stevens Fire Company | 91 Stevens Rd, Stevens, PA 17578 |
| 100 & 54 mile routes | Shady Maple Smorgasbord (not open on Sundays) | 129 Toddy Dr, East Earl, PA 17519 South Parking Lot |
RIDE 3: Three Creek Century
The Three Creek Century is the Harrisburg Bicycle Club’s largest fund-raiser. Revenues from this event fund HBC operating expenses plus HBC’s Grant Program, which provides financial support to local non-profit organizations focused on cycling and wellness.
Our event is well known for our friendly volunteers, beautiful routes, and great food, including homemade soup and hundreds of freshly baked cookies!
Please support the club and Central Pennsylvania cycling community by registering for the event, volunteering, or both!
Location: The Three Creek Century is held at the Penn Township Volunteer Fire Company (VFC) complex located at 1750 Pine Road, Newville PA 17241. Please note this location is not the Penn Township Supervisors Office on Centerville Rd. Our event takes place at the Volunteer Fire Company site on Pine Rd.
We ride rain or shine. All routes start and finish at the Penn Township VFC site, except the Cumberland Valley Rail Trail, which starts at the Newville Trailhead located at 23 McFarland St. in Newville, PA.
Routes:
For 2026, there are some route changes. The 50-mile route will have a lot more “creek” than in previous years. There will be an Opossum Lake route, and the popular 21.3-mile ride through historic Newville will be the same as last year, so it still includes beautiful creek-side riding. Routes will be finalized by August and will include:
- 11 mile King Gap Climb
- 18 mile Cumberland Valley Rail Trail route (crushed stone surface)
- 21 mile Newville 21 route
- 29 mile Opossum Lake route
- 41 mile South Mountain Challenge
- 50 mile Big Spring Meander route
- 62 mile Metric Century (Big Spring Meander + Kings Gap Climb)
- 101 mile Full Century (Big Spring Meander + Opossum Lake + Newville)
All road routes (but not the unpaved Cumberland Valley Rail Trial, see address above) start and end at the Penn Township VFC, so you can easily combine the routes for other combinations. This event is a ride, not a race, and there’s a route for every type of rider!
