Fuller Center Bike Adventure

Fuller Center Bike Adventure is a faith-based cycling and service program that has organized bicycle adventures since 2008. It welcomes new and experienced cyclists to explore trails and scenic routes across the United States while raising funds for families in need. Proceeds support The Fuller Center for Housing’s work to build and repair homes around the world. The rides combine cycling with volunteer service, daily devotionals, and community-building, reflecting the organization’s commitment to faith, simplicity, and serving others.

Participants can join a full route or select weeklong segments. Typical rides cover 45 to 75 miles per day, with a support vehicle and overnight stays often hosted by churches or community centers. Non-cyclists can also contribute by driving support vehicles, taking photographs, or making videos. The calendar features routes such as the Blue Ridge and Skyline Parkways, Natchez Trace, and trails linking Washington, D.C., with Pittsburgh, alongside cross-country adventures. The organization also offers scholarships and free bikes to eligible first-time cross-country riders aged 18 to 26.