CAAM 200k

The CAAM 200k is 128 mile cycling event that takes you from downtown Sanford to New Smyrna Beach and back.

There are two additional distance options, 100 miles and 62 miles, for those that aren't ready for or want to ride the entire 128 miles.

200k - 128 miles

The 200k is the primary distance in which the majority of the registrants will participant.

You have the option to ride at your own pace or with one of our pace groups that is led by ride leaders.

• Open Pace / Own Pace
• 22 mph rolling - Must be able to pull at rolling pace
• 20 mph rolling - Must be able to pull at rolling pace
• 18 mph rolling - Must be able to pull at rolling pace

160k - 100 miles

The 160k will follow the 200k route out to the Flagler Avenue boardwalk but will return directly back to the start.

This option will have fewer riders and will not have the organized ride leader pace groups.

There is a trail that runs parallel to Maytown Road that allows riders to ride off the road.

100k - 61 miles

The 100k will follow the 200k route but will end at JB's Fish Camp in New Smyrna Beach.

This is a great option for those that want to stay in New Smyrna Beach or want to take the A&P Cycling Tours bus back to Sanford for an additional $25 (paid during registration).

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We're glad you're joining the CAAM 200k and are eager to welcome you to our Seminole County home.

Whether you're coming from the gulf coast, out of state or simply want to be close to the starting line to skip the ride day commute, check out some of these local hotel options.

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This is a Rain or Shine event. No refunds or transfers.

The safety of our participants and volunteers is our most important concern and if any of the threatening weather conditions are present the day of the event (tornado warning, tornado watch, thunderstorm, heavy rain or a hurricane decides to visit), the event may be delayed or canceled.

When weather conditions or other physical conditions present a danger to participants, such conditions fall under the label “acts of mother nature,” it will not result in refunding of any event entry fees or future event credits, since funds were already spent in preparation for your event day.