Airport Loop
(50 Miles)  This ride takes the American River Parkway Bike Trail to Discovery Park.  El Centro Road is the principle conduit to the Sacramento International Airport.  The Garden Highway provides return to Discovery Park and to the ride start.

Clarksburg Loop
(70 Miles)  This ride (aka Sacramento River Route 70) visits both east and west banks of the Sacramento River.  The ride takes the American River Parkway Bike Trail & G Street to Central Sacramento, subsequently visiting the west side of the Sacramento River on the Sacramento River Bike Trail.  The route goes through Freeport,  negotiates a quiet, rural loop in the Clarksburg area, and returns to the ride start via Yolo County's South River Road and the American River Parkway Bike Trail.

El Dorado Hills Loop
(47 Miles)  This ride takes the American River Parkway Bike Trail and Folsom Blvd to Folsom.  Iron Point, Placerville, and White Rock Roads, Serrano and Silva Valley Parkways, and Green Valley Road form a looping return to Folsom.  From the Folsom Truss Bridge the American River Parkway Bike Trail returns to Carmichael.

Folsom Lake Loop
(81 Miles)  This ride circumnavigates Folsom Lake.  The route takes the American River Parkway Bike Trail from Carmichael  to Folsom.  Green Valley Road, Salmon Falls Road, and Hwy 49 take the rider to Auburn.  Multiple short, flat, pleasant roads navigate the Loomis Basin to Orangevale, where the Bike Trail is rejoined and returns to Carmichael.

Lake Natoma Loop
(30 Miles)  This short ride takes the American River Parkway Bike Trail from Carmichael to the historic main street of Folsom and loops around Lake Natoma on the return.

Northern Metropolitan Circumnavigation
(42 / 79 / 116 Miles)  This mostly flat ride tours quiet, pastoral areas of northern Sacramento and southern Sutter counties.  Starting in Carmichael,  all routes proceed to Folsom via the American River Parkway.  The 42 mile ride returns directly via Eureka Road and Beales Point.  79 & 116 mile riders continue to Newcastle, then enjoy the Ridge Road descent.  The 79 mile ride returns via Loomis and Beales Point.  Sheridan and Verona host rest stops for the 116 mile ride on the way back to Carmichael.

Rancho Seco Loop
(82 Miles)  The first 23 miles of this ride shares the same course as the Wilton Loop, and the first 33 miles are very similar to the route to Stockton and Modesto.  The loop visits Rancho Cordova, Sheldon, Wilton, Dillard, Rancho Seco Park, and Sloughhouse.

Sacramento River Loop
(29 / 54 / 70 Miles)  These rides visit the Sacramento River.  Both rides take the American River Parkway Bike Trail & G Street to Central Sacramento, subsequently proceeding along the west side of the Sacramento River on the Sacramento River Bike Trail.  The 29 mile route returns directly to the start via Riverside Blvd, whereas the 54 & 70 mile rides continue on to Freeport and return via Yolo County's South River Road and the American River Parkway Bike Trail.  The 70 mile ride (aka Clarksburg Loop) offers an additional loop in the Clarksburg area.
 

Sloughhouse Loop
(37 Miles)  This ride follows the American River Parkway Bike Trail to Rossmore Bar Park, then transits Rancho Cordova to the Folsom South Canal, which it follows for six quiet and peaceful miles.  The route continues south to Sloughhouse Road but does not enter Sloughhouse itself.  Grant Line Road provides a return to Rancho Cordova.  The longer Wilton Loop shares identical beginning and ending sections.

Southern Metropolitan Circumnavigation
(53 / 100 Miles)  This flat ride visits rural areas of southern Sacramento County.  Starting in Carmichael, both routes proceed to Folsom via the American River Parkway and to Rancho Murietta via Scott Road.  The 53 mile ride returns via Sloughhouse and the Folsom South Canal.  The 100 mile ride visits Wilton, Sheldon, Elk Grove, Franklin, Hood, Freeport, and West Sacramento before rejoining the American River Parkway on the return to Carmichael.

Wilton Loop
(54 Miles)  The first and last sections of this ride share the same course as the Sloughhouse Loop.  Visiting Sheldon, Wilton, and Sloughhouse, this ride takes many more quiet, rural roads than its shorter cousin.