If you sold or transferred your registration, please forward this information to that new rider, as we may not have their email address. We post all rider emails to the website, too.

One Week from Saturday! You Ready?

Fuzzie family . . . . We hope you’re as excited as we are to ride together, honor first responders and party after cycling Sonoma County’s beautiful wine country. In advance of the 2022 Tour de Fuzz on Saturday, September 3, we wanted to highlight some important information.

Event Location and Map | Tour de Fuzz check-in and ride start/finish line is at the Luther Burbank Center for the Arts in Santa Rosa (click for directions). For parking, check-in times, upgrade options, transfers and what to bring on Saturday, view the rider FAQ page.

Tour de Fuzz Finish Line Party | The infamous afterparty starts at Noon and ends at 5:00 pm. Please time your ride to enjoy the BBQ, gourmet sides, Sonoma County craft beers and local wines. Those arriving back before Noon or non-rider guests, can check out the Santa Rosa Farmer’s Market next door until the party begins.

Additional Rider Spots and BBQ Tickets | Registration is closed and our chefs have ordered for the BBQ afterparty. Occasionally, slots become open when somebody is unable to attend and donates back their spot. If interested in one of these spots or BBQ tickets, join the wait list and we’ll email you on Monday, August 29, if there are any openings.

Everything Else You Need to Know
You’ll get one more reminder email before the ride. For those who missed any emails, they are posted on our website for your reference. However, most everything you need to know, including stretching exercises, getting ready for your day, venue information, parking, rider check-in, route maps, upgrade options, registration transfers, e-bikes, KOM challenge details, recommended start times, Covid-19 protocols, hotel accommodations, rain & natural disaster policy and more is posted on the rider FAQ page.

100% of funds raised benefit the Law Enforcement Chaplaincy Service in Sonoma County. We are an all-volunteer organization, providing critical support to first responders, law enforcement, emergency personnel, their families and members of our community who find themselves in the midst of tragedy and loss. Chaplains respond 24/7/365 to suicides, unexpected deaths and homes lost to wildfires.

Your support, and those of our partner sponsors below, makes this possible. Gratitudes to you all.