Wabash on the Rocks 200k is 127.7 miles, 4,000 feet of climbing, 54% gravel that crosses lands where Kickapoo, Miami, and Peoria Native American Tribes were the original land stewards. The route takes riders past notable landmarks such as the Hushaw bridge, Lusk Family Home, Turkey Run, Wabash flood plains which includes some awesome two track, W.H. York Round Barn, Fall Creek Gorge, Lover’s Leap, and the following covered bridges: Rob Roy, Cades Mill, Narrows, Jackson, Marshall, and Mill Creek. 

Cyclists should be aware the start of the ride has very bad cell service, and several places along the route have limited service. Don't expect to download the route at the start of the ride! Cicott Park is located at 8275 East Independence Road Otterbein, IN 47970. It’s nestled between Lafayette, IN and Attica, IN along the western banks of the Wabash River. Riders may camp out the night before and after the ride if they wish. The park amenities include a shelter with picnic tables and electricity, an outhouse, and a few walking trails. NO open fires are allowed. A general store is located within walking distance of the park. There are NO water spigots. Cicott park, the location of a trading post existing as early as 1811. The park is named after Zachariah Cicott, a French -Indian trader, who built a village in the area starting in 1832. Warren County’s first newspaper was produced in Independence starting in 1844, called the Wabash Register.

These routes and rides were designed to help cyclists train for larger events such as Unbound, MI Coast to Coast, etc. 

We will offer the 100k and 200k again on May 13th along with a 300k as well.