Welcome to Capital City Cyclists, a recreational 501(c)3 non-profit bicycle club and advocacy organization for the Tallahassee, Florida Capital region.

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Spaghetti 100 Event Details

41st Annual

Spaghetti100

October 24, 2026

Registration Open

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Multiple Distance Options

Road: 32, 69, 101 miles

Dirt: 36, 61 miles

Miccosukee Community Center

15011 Cromartie Rd

Miccosukee, FL 32309

Ride to water
All roads lead to water
Starting from the St. Marks Historic Trailhead

4778 Woodville Highway Tallahassee, FL 32305

Visit Tallahassee - St. Marks Trail

Ride to the Water

Choose your adventure options below

St. Marks Cafe - 30 miles round trip (road)

15 miles each way.

Add 3 miles if you cruise by the Fort.

Multiple restroom facilities along the way,

Two rivers converge at the River Front cafe.

RWGPS St. Marks cafe route

San marcos

Riverside Cafe

Lighthouse 50 miles round trip (road)

Enjoy riding by Alligators and water birds through the National Wildlife Refuge.

Limited facilities and water stops.

Last water stop - Visitor Center inside the park.

2 Full bottles recommended and pack your fuel.

RWGPS Lighthouse 50 miles

Lighthouse overlook

Shell Point Beach & Marina 52 & 34 mile Option (road)

Shell point tree

Shell Point 52 miles

Shell Point 34 miles

Alford Greenway (Dirt)

Alford Greenway Trails

Miccosukee Greenway 14 miles round trip (Dirt)

Visit Tallahassee Miccosukee Greenway

Miccosukee greenway1

Miccosukee greenway 2

Other dirt options:

Tom Brown Park - Magnolia MTB Trail

Heritage Park - Lafayette Passage paddling & bike trail

St. Marks trailhead - Munson Hills off road trails

Wakulla Springs 32 Miles Round Trip (Road)

$2.00 Bike Entry Fee

Cafe, Ice Cream Bar, Swimming

Visit Tallahassee Wakulla Springs State Park

Wakulla lodge

Wakulla Springs Lodge

Wakulla swimming

Baby gator

3 Feet is the minimum safe distance to pass a cyclist.

It's the law in Florida

Cycling Advocacy in Action
By Eric Draper

See full article here:

Celebrating Tallahassee's safe cycling infrastructureTallahassee Democrathttps://www.tallahassee.com › opinion › 2026/05/24 › c...

SATRUDAY DECEMBER 5, 2026

7:00 PM

DOWNTOWN TALLAHASSEE

EVERYONE WELCOME

Bring your Tricycles and Unicycles

City of Tallahassee Winter Festival Full Details

Meals on Wheels Program

Elder Care Services - Weekly food delivery

Monday and Thursday

Event Contact(s)

Roger V Holdener

Ride Coordinator

8505702757 (c)

rogersunbeam66@yahoo.com

See Event Calendar for time and location details

Meals on 2 Wheels

Bike Tallahassee

Staying with the Group

Here are some tips to avoid getting separated, and dealing with it if you do . . .

Before coming out, check the posted pace in the ride description on the event calendar and make sure it is comfortable for you. If the ride is clearly beyond your comfort level, it is probably best to skip it and find another ride. On the other hand, if you think the pace will be challenging, but probably doable, come on out. But make sure that you tell the ride leader(s) at the ride start that you may struggle to keep up. All of our ride leaders are ok with that. If they know you are trying to keep up they will make sure that the riders regroups at key turns and that you staying with the group.

Make sure you know the route, or at least know how to find it using your phone. We post RWGPS route links in the description for each of our rides. Assuming you have installed the free RWGPS app on your phone, you can click on the RWGPS ride link in any ride description and the route map will come up on your phone. CCC members can sign up for free access to the RWGPS CCC club account at https://ridewithgps.com/organizations/93-capital-city-cyclists. If you prefer paper cue sheets they can generated from the RWGPS website. If you have any questions about using the CCC routes or the CCC RWGPS club account, please contact Hugh Aaron, Ride Director. He will be happy to help you.

If you get separated from the group, stop and call and/or text the ride leader(s). The ride leaders cell numbers are typically posted in the ride description on the CCC website. While most people don’t look at or answer their phone when riding, if the ride leader(s) finds that you are no longer with the group, he or she may check their phone to see if you have called or texted.