Event Information

July 25, 2009 will mark the Second Annual Soldier Ride The Hamptons.

Join hundreds of people in a day of fun and celebration while helping to support our Nation's Wounded Veterans! Challenge yourself to bike 28 or 65 miles or walk 4 miles and raise money for The Wounded Warrior Project. Come out to meet, ride with and honor wounded veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan. Strollers and Runners Welcome.

Registration Fees: Over 21-$50, 21 and Under-$25, Walk Only-$25. Event t-shirt to all participants (while supplies last). Raise $500 or more and receive a free Soldier Ride cycling jersey (while supplies last).

Ride start at the American Legion

Event Location

American Legion Post 419
15 Montauk Hwy, Amagansett, New York

Schedule of Events

Through Wednesday, July 22

Online registration. Online registration ends July 23.

Friday, July 24

5-9 pm, Early Packet pick up, Stephen Talkhouse, 161 Main Street, Amagansett, NY 11930, (631) 267-3142.

Saturday, July 25

8-10 am, American Legion Post 419-Amagansett and 9-11 am Long Wharf-Sag Harbor, 'day of' registration and packet pick up. Bagels, fruit and coffee will be available.

Day of event parking at Terry King Ballfield, Abrahams Path, 1 mile north of the American Legion Amagansett.

9:45 am, Opening ceremony and ride start, American Legion Amagansett.

10 am - 4 pm, Ride support at rest stops and on route.

11:30 am, Tribute to honor LCpl Jordan Haerter, USMC, Sag Harbor Wharf.

12 pm, riding resumes, Sag Harbor walk begins. 'Honor Our Heroes' - The Wounded Warriors and 1st Battalion, 9th Marines proudly ride up and down Main Street and head out over Jordan's bridge, leading the start of the Sag Harbor event

4 pm, support ends. All riding and walking should be completed.

 Routes

Cue Sheet for all routes

Cycling Routes

28 Mile Route

Online Interactive Route Map

65 Mile Route

Online Interactive Route Map

Walking Routes: To Be Published, One will start at the American Legion in Amagansett, a second option will begin at the wharf in Sag Harbor.

Rest stop near Montauk Point Lighthouse