FAQs
How do you know if registration is full?
We will post it on the web site
How many riders is the ride limited to?
The Century + ride is limited to 300
Can you buy tickets to the Post Ride Picnic if you are not riding?
Yes, you can buy tickets online at www.active.com or email info@tourdesteamboat.com
How many Aid Stations?
We make the attempt to place Aid Stations every 20 miles and their placement may be viewed on the rides map.
Are there mechanics at each Aid Station?
No, but there will be a support crew to aid you. However, their knowledge of bike repair may be limited.
Are there Port-a-Lets at each Aid Station?
Yes
What food will be available at each Aid Station?
See the Planning tab on the web site
What beverage will be available at each Aid Station?
See the Planning tab on the web site
Who handles medical care at The Tour?
Beyond the spectacular views and many other great reasons to enjoy the Tour De Steamboat safety and medical support are of the utmost importance to our ride. Marked medical escort vehicles will be provided along all three routes to offer rapid emergency medical treatment. At the finish line a dedicated medical aid tent will be available to treat and evaluate everything from sore joints to serious medical emergencies. Licensed medical professionals provided by EMS Unlimited are well versed in not only offering compassionate and rapid medical care but also keeping a watchful eye over all facets of the ride to ensure safety is always paramount.
The Tour De Steamboat is proud to provide this valuable and quality service offered by EMS Unlimited, a Colorado based premier full-service event medical standby company. To learn more about EMS Unlimited visit them at www.ems-unlimited.com. An Advanced Life Support (ALS) Paramedic Aide Tent will be available at the finish line for everything from free blood pressure checks to serious medical emergencies. Two marked Paramedic response vehicles will be roaming all three routes to provide immediate medical stabilization and transport coordination even in the most rural corners of the course. In the event of a medical emergency call 911 or stop by the nearest aide station and EMT’s and Paramedics will be at your side within moments. There are portions of the course where cellular service is unreliable if you find someone needing assistance in these area’s please ask someone to continue on and call 911 as soon as possible.