The Bronx Tourism Council

The 32nd Annual

Sunday, October 4, 2026

Tour de Bronx includes a 10-mile family friendly route, a 25-mile route, and the epic 40 mile route!

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In partnership with the Office of Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson, we are happy to host the largest FREE cycling event in New York State! Tour de Bronx will attract over 4000 riders from across the city and beyond. Tour de Bronx will now include a 10-mile family friendly route, a 25-mile route, and we are bringing back the epic 40 mile route! All routes will start at 161st Street and Grand Concourse and culminate at the breathtaking New York Botanical Gardens. Our registered riders will pass through the South Bronx, Wakefield, Riverdale, Orchard Beach, waterfront parks and much more!

Rider Registrationbecome a marshal become a Volunteer

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Tour De Bronx Points of Interest

10 Mile Close to:

Joyce Kilmer Park
Bronx Supreme Court
Hostos Center for the Arts & Culture
Hotel 365
Giovanni Restaurant
Diverse restaurants
Montefiore Medical Center
The Puerto Rican Family Institute Inc.
Emolior Academy
PS 214
Cultivating Hearts and Minds Pre-K
Fordham Road
Bronx Zoo

25 Mile Close to:

Franz Sigel Park
Cardinal Hayes
Old Postal Office
Graham Triangle
St Jerome Roman Catholic Church
PS 130
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
NYW&B Catenary
Starlight Park
Bronx River Greenway
X537 Bronx Arena High School
Soundview Park
Pugsley Creek Park
Lehman
Tremont Restaurants - Havana Cafe, Mamajuana Cafe, Made in Puerto Rico
Hutchinson River Parkway
Bronx & Pelham Parkway
Fordham Road

40 Mile Close to:

PS 130 BronxWorks Inc.
City Island
Hutchinson River Parkway Drawbridge
Co-op City
Cardinal Spellman High School
Van Cortlandt Park
Riverdale
Bronx Community College
Lloyd’s Carrot Cake

FAQ

Are the roads on the route closed?

The current plan is an open-ride with the streets open to vehicular traffic. Rider safety is paramount so the route has been developed to keep riders away from major roads and intersections. All riders are expected to obey traffic rules, be aware of their surroundings and use caution on the roads.

When will the routes be released?

All TdBx 2026 routes will be released the morning of the tour, approximately 6am.

Can I rent a bike for this event?

Yes, you can. We are grateful for our partner, Unlimited Biking, for providing bike rentals for this year's event. You can reserve your bike here - https://unlimitedbiking.com/events/tour-de-bronx-bike-rentals/

Are there police on the route?

NYPD will be stationed at key intersections along the routes to assist with traffic. All riders are expected to obey traffic rules, be aware of their surroundings and use caution on the roads. Volunteers will also help direct riders at intersections to ensure safety.

Does this tour start in waves?

Yes, it does. All riders will depart from the launch site at 161st Street and Grand Concourse. The 40-mile riders will start first. Approximately 15 minutes later, the 25-milers will launch, followed by the 10-milers last.

Is there parking at the launch or end of the Tour?

Unfortunately, there is no parking available for riders at either the launch location or at the end of the tour. Street parking may be available and limited.

Are you assigned a number?

All registered riders will receive a numbered bib upon check -in.

Can I check-in early and pick up my bib before Sunday?

Thursday, 10/1 • 4PM - 7PM • Andrew Freedman Hall - 1125 Grand Concourse
‍Saturday, 10/3 • 8AM -12PM • Andrew Freedman Hall - 1125 Grand Concourse

Will there be rest stops / water stops?

Yes, there will be rest stops along each route with water, snacks, access to restrooms, and first aid support.

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