About The Ride

Established in 2003, the Hot Hundred is Tuscaloosa’s century ride. We offer 5 different distance options to cater to cyclists of all ability levels.

Funds raised through sponsorships and registration fees for this year’s Hot Hundred Bike Event will support a worthy cause. We’re currently in the process of selecting this year’s benefactor and will update this page as soon as we have more details. Stay tuned for news on how your participation will make a difference!

Route Options

The Hot Hundred 99.9 Miles

Tuscaloosa Mountain Flyer 80 79.8 Miles

Fire Station 50 49.8 Miles

Fosters 40 39.3 Miles

Sanders Ferry 30 29.3 Miles

The Rest Stops

Black Warrior

The first (and last) rest stop is supported by the wonderful ladies of Druid City Bicycle Club. Near the intersection of Black Warrior Rd and Highway 11, rest assured you will be taken care of by some of the best.

Romulus Fire Station

The Romulus volunteer fire fighters are huge supporters of cycling here in the Tuscaloosa area. They always have their own prepared food and lots of ice and fluids that really hit the spot when you need it. They are located at the intersection of Romulus Rd and Gainsville Rd.

Cornelius Church

A group of local physicians and cyclists have been running this fan favorite stop for years. Not only will you get the rest and fluids you need to keep going, but they have home made tomato sandwiches that are always a huge hit!

Bethel Church

Bethel Church is a rest stop that couldn’t come soon enough! This rest stop is supported by the Tuscaloosa Mountain Flyers, a local middle and high school mountain bike team. They are on their toes and ready to help you with your bike, ice cold towels, or anything else you need.

What Past Riders Have Said

The Hot Hundred continues to be one of the best rides in the country. I look forward to next year!
Rest stops were great! LOVED the ice cold towels in ice chests!
The swag bag was one of the best I’ve received and was probably the best part of the event.
The course was excellent. Rest stops had plenty of food and the volunteers were awesome and more than helpful with anything you needed. First class event.
I love the ride and the cause, will be back again next year! Thanks for a job well done!
Every single rest stop was excellent. I ended up skipping a couple of them but they were well stocked and the volunteers were all very helpful and attentive.
Rest stops and SAG were great. I used both and the volunteers were top notch!