El Tour de Tucson’s Marana 25-mile Segment

Whether you are new to bike racing newcomer or expert, the Marana 25-mile segment is an appealing distance for anyone who wants to take on a shorter ride than the 106, 76, 54, or 37-milers and enjoy a later start time.

El Detour in Marana Information Hub

Find visitor information about where to stay, train, dine, start, and celebrate after El Tour de Tucson at the El Detour in Marana guide! 

Register for the Marana 25-mile segment in El Tour de Tucson

To register click here. To register for all El Tour distances go to: perimeterbicycling.com.

The Marana start line is at Marana Heritage River Park and includes pre-race festivities, food vendors, and announcers. The Marana segment finishes at the El Tour de Tucson finish line in Downtown Tucson.

Entry Fees: This special program was developed exclusively for the Town of Marana 25-mile El Tour.  The entry fee includes a registration fee to Perimeter Bicycling and a $20 contribution to the  Easterseals Blake Foundation.
SPECIAL PRICE: Adults (15 & up): $125 now through October 31, 2018
Adults (15 & up): $175   from November 1 – November 17, 2018
Youth (14 & under): $40  through November 17, 2018 If you’d like to register for a different El Tour distance (106, 76, 54, 37, 10, 4, 1, 1/4 or Indoor El Tour click here. 

General Information

When:
Saturday, November 18, 2018 
Marana Heritage River Park  12375 N Heritage Park Dr, Marana, AZ 85653
25-mile ride starts: 1:00 p.m.
Festivities begin at noon. The Town of Marana will host food trucks, a DJ, and more at this family-friendly community activity.

Directions to Marana start: From northbound 1-10 from Tucson, exit Tangerine Road, and head west for approximately 3.6 miles. Turn south at the northwest intersection of Heritage Park Dr./Gladden Farms Rd.  Note: the southeast intersection of Heritage Park Dr./ Tangerine Farms Rd. will be closed.

Finish line:  Downtown Tucson at Armory Park on 6th Avenue & 13th Street next to Children’s Museum Tucson.

25-mile route:  Starting in the heart of the Town of Marana at Heritage River Park, cyclists travel south to downtown Tucson along the base of the Tucson Mountains with awesome views of the Catalina and Rincon Mountain ranges.