A supported ride

You ride. We handle the rest.

Every route is marked, staffed, and swept. Rotarians, Interactors, and our partners work the stops, and a support vehicle runs the course all morning.

Distances, climbing, and support — measured from the posted GPS routes
Route	Effort	Climbing	SAG stops	Map
27 mi	Easy	1,448 ft	1	Route map
46.7 mi	Short	2,396 ft	3	Route map
62.1 mi	Medium	3,151 ft	3	Route map
98 mi	Long	5,581 ft	4	Route map

Stops that are actually stocked

Water, Gatorade, pickle juice, energy bars, and restrooms or port-a-potties at every SAG stop. Rider support runs the routes for flats, mechanicals, and anything else the day hands you.

A start that suits your pace

Riders roll out in five speed groups, fastest first at 8:00 a.m., about a minute between groups. Everyone is on route by 8:10 — no scrum at the line.

Somewhere to land afterward

Line Creek The Reserve is two blocks north of the finish. Food trucks take the $10 coupon in your swag bag, and a photographer works the finish line.

Where the money goes

Grants, not overhead.

The Tour of Coweta is the Rotary Club of Newnan's largest fundraiser. Proceeds go out again as grants to nonprofits in Coweta County — the people already doing the work, given more to do it with. These groups received grants last year.

Six people standing together at a Rotary Club of Newnan meeting, two of them holding grant check envelopes, in front of the club's Four-Way Test and Rotary Club banners.

Last year's recipients

Before you go

Questions riders ask.

When can I pick up my info packet?

Packet pickup runs Friday, April 16, 2027 from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. at two places — Senoia Bicycle Shop, 34 Main Street in Senoia, and Line Creek The Reserve, 18 Savannah Street in Newnan. You can also pick up Saturday morning from 7:00 to 8:00 at the Coweta County Justice Center.

How does the start work?

We pace the start by your estimated average speed. The fastest riders roll out at 8:00 a.m., and each group follows about a minute after the one ahead. There are five groups, from 25 mph and up down to 10 mph and under. Everyone is on route by 8:10.

How many SAG stops are there?

Four on the 98-mile route, three on the 47 and 62, and one on the 27. Every stop has water, Gatorade, pickle juice, energy bars, and restrooms or port-a-potties. We also run rider support on the routes for breakdowns and anything else that comes up.

What happens after the ride?

Finish and walk about two blocks north to Line Creek The Reserve. Food trucks will be there and they take the $10 food coupon from your swag bag. A photographer works the finish, and the photos go online afterward if you want to buy one.

Our partners

The ride runs on them.

Businesses, families, and Rotarians who put their name on this ride so the money raised can go straight back out into Coweta County.

Become a 2027 partner

Service Above Self Partners

Charitable Partners

Engagement Partners

Goodwill Partners

Friendship Partners

Christian Brothers Automotive Newnan
Strickland & Debrow
Laurie Pope
Walter W. Arnall, LLC
Stretchlab Newnan
Jim Rodgers

Four routes.One county.Every dollar stays home.