Mar 7, 2026 8:00 AM –12:00 PM

Tour de Cookie on The Loop

The Rotary Club of Marana’s annual Tour de Cookie is the most fun you will ever have on a bicycle, without breaking a sweat. Join hundreds of other riders on a short or long ride on The Loop in Marana. Along the way you'll grab free cookies!

Along a 31 mile section of The Loop Shared-Use Path along the Santa Cruz River, twelve community organizations and businesses will each have a station, where they will be handing out cookies to joyful riders. This is not a race, but a casual ride with great friends, family, and uniquely delicious cookies. This is a fun way to experience the Loop!

The official start is at Crossroads at Silverbell District Park (Silverbell Rd. and Cortaro Rd.), but riders can start and stop anywhere along the route.

Discover Marana is a proud sponsor of this event. Come say hi if you're riding!

Admission

$55, kids are free with a registered adult
Mapped location of Tour de Cookie on The Loop

Crossroads at Silverbell District Park

7548 N Silverbell Rd Marana, AZ 85743
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