Erase the Trace 2024
Erase the Trace Fundraising for Glioblastoma Research
October 5, 2024 on the Natchez Trace #ErasetheTrace
October 5, 2024 on the Natchez Trace #ErasetheTrace
4th Annual Charity Cycling Event
115-Mile Ride
Beginning at Mile Marker 329 (Colbert Ferry) on the Tennessee River and Ending at the Loveless Cafe
10-Mile Ride
5-miles out from the Loveless Cafe and 5-miles back
115-Mile Ride
Beginning at Mile Marker 329 (Colbert Ferry) on the Tennessee River and Ending at the Loveless Cafe
10-Mile Ride
5-miles out from the Loveless Cafe and 5-miles back
Erase the Trace of Glioblastoma was established in 2021 to fund research into the treatment of glioblastoma tumors.
Even with the successful surgical removal of a glioblastoma tumor, a trace of cancer cells remains, waiting to attack again. Our ride is named both for these trace margins and the Natchez Trace Parkway, the premier location of our event.
Professional cyclist Johnny Burrell will ride to honor his late wife Ruth McGinnis, and the Founder of Erase the Trace Scott Williams, both of whom passed from cancer.
Even with the successful surgical removal of a glioblastoma tumor, a trace of cancer cells remains, waiting to attack again. Our ride is named both for these trace margins and the Natchez Trace Parkway, the premier location of our event.
Professional cyclist Johnny Burrell will ride to honor his late wife Ruth McGinnis, and the Founder of Erase the Trace Scott Williams, both of whom passed from cancer.
The Ride
Choose from a 10-mile or ride all 115-miles with Johnny Burrell to honor the people in your life impacted by cancer.
The Route
Enjoy the scenic Natchez Trace, including the iconic double arch bridge on 115-mile ride.
The Cause
Our riders are also fundraisers supporting cancer research!
Fundraising minimums apply, please see the Ride Info page.
raised of $25,000 goal
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