District 5650 Ride to End Polio!
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29 Aug. 2026 |
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Omaha West
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The Rotary District 5650 Community Ride to End Polio is Back!
The ride will be held on August 29, 2026. The ride will start at the Marcus Twin Creek north parking lot and feature 10, 25, and 44 mile rides.
District 5650 Community Ride to End Polio (https://www.rotaryrides.org/)
Date: August 29th 2026.
Who can Ride: Open to Everyone, not just Rotarians…and it’s open to families and children
Distances: 10, 25 and 44 miles
Where: Will start at the Twin Creeks Cinema Parking lot. The 10, 25, and 44 mile rides will be all on trails.
Cost: $25 per rider. Registration includes a t-shirt and donation to Polio Plus. Registrations will open March 17th.
What other activities will happen along with the ride: We’ll have food trucks and a bike clinics at the start/finish area for the riders.
All registered riders will be eligible for a drawing for a $500 gift certificate to the local bike shop of their choice.

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Event Schedule
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Sign in opens |
7:00 AM |
Prep for 10 mile start |
9:45 AM |
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Prep for 42 mile start |
7:45 AM |
10 mile start |
10:00 AM |
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44 mile start |
8:00 AM |
Riders start to return |
10:30 AM |
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Prep for 25 mile start |
8:45 AM |
All riders finished |
11:45 AM |
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25 mile start |
9:00 AM |
Event ends |
1:00 PM |
10 mile ride
Family Friendly ride – all on trails - climbs are just going under bridges. None of the climbs coming back up from under the bridges are more than 15 to 18 feet. The ride goes from Twin Creek to Q Street on the Keystone Trail and comes back through Seymour Smith Park. There will be rest stops at Harrison and Q Street
You can find the detailed map of the route at this link
25 Mile Ride
Family Friendly. Only climbing is due to underpasses for highways two minor climbs. The middle 8 miles of the ride is completely flat. There will be a rest stop at Haworth Park, which is the halfway point.
You can find the detailed map of the route at this link
44 Mile Ride
The route has two legs: Outbound for a lap around Walnut Creek Lake, then out to Haworth Park. The majority of this rides 800 feet of climbs happens in route to Walnut Creek (about 600 feet of the total).
You can find the detailed map of the route at this link
Download the website sponsorship guide

