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Getting to the Staging Area in Spring Green

Participants riding the motor coaches with bicycle transport to the start in Hurley WI will load at the staging area in Spring Green, WI

Staging Area
The staging area is at the Spring Green High School. It is located


To get there by car


Be sure to allow yourself adequate time for the drive to the staging area, because construction delays are common this time of year. Plan to arrive at the staging area between 8 a.m. and 10am. The last motorcoach will leave at 11am.

Ride share to the staging area
If you need a ride or you can ride-share to the staging area, you can post a message on the Bike Wisconsin forum.

Long-term parking at the staging area You can park your vehicle at the tour staging area, (for a fee), for the week of the tour. Parking is at your own risk. You can prepay for the Long-term Parking Pass and pick it up when you arrive at the staging area.

Pre-Ride Camping is available, (for a fee), at the staging area, Friday June 19, the night before the tour. You can prepay for the Pre-Ride Camping Permit and pick it up when you arrive at the staging area.

If you are shipping your bike 
Bicycles can be shipped via UPS or FedEx to Wheel & Sprocket. They are the bike shop that will be supporting the tour. Wheel and Sprocket will bring your bike to the start. Make arrangements with them to ship your bike out at the end of the tour. Check with them for details about shipping your bike. Email noel.kegel@wheelandsprocket.net

For those flying to the start
We recommend you fly into Madison WI on Friday, June 19. This leaves yourself plenty of time in case of a delayed flight. We recommend flying into and out of the Dane County Regional Airport (MSN) This is the closest airport with the best connections.

Staging Area Shuttle Service Option
We will again offer a shuttle service to the staging area from Madison. More info soon.

If you have any questions please email, info@bikewisconsin.com or call 608-843-8412


"I was riding along singing quite loudly "Oh what a beautiful morning. Oh what a beautiful day", when another rider coming up from behind me joins in singing with me. I experienced surprise, embarrassment, then joy and laughter, then more joy, in that order. We were not in Oklahoma, we were in Wisconsin where I think the scenery on the river ride compels one to sing, or say "wow" and the roads are the best of any state I have ever been in. Wisconsin has it all," G. W. Ranum  Madison WI