Your guide to the Hancock Flat 50
Hancock Flat 50 Schedule
Friday, August 23rd
10:30-4:30pm Packet pick up @ Family Bike Chain
5:00-6:00pm Bike Decorating with FREE bike Helmet giveaway (while supplies last!) @ Hancock County Courthouse Annex Parking Lot
6:00pm Kid/Family 2 mile ride trail to Brandywine Park and back 6:00pm @ Hancock County Courthouse Annex Parking Lot
6:00-9:00pm Flat Friday Event in the North Street Living Alley with live music, cornhole tournament and vendors
Saturday, August 24th
7:00am Same day check in / registration
8:00am 50 mile ride starts
8:05am 25 mile ride starts
10:00-2:00pm Flat 50 Festival @ the North Street Living Alley with Live Music, Food Trucks, Beer Tent, Flat 50 Merch Recovery Zone and more!
The Routes
The Hancock Flat features two rides, a 50 mile ride and a 25 mile ride. Click the maps below to access detailed information for each ride. The routes will also feature road markings that let you know if a right or left turn is coming up. Learn more about these markings below.
50 Mile Route
25 Mile Route
Route Markers
The Flat 50 ride features Dan Henry’s, or markings, on the pavement. These markings let riders know about an upcoming direction changes on the ride. Watch out for these while you are riding to stay on course!
Support & Gear (SAG) Stops
The Hancock Flat 50 features a total of five SAG stops. There are two stops for the 25 mile ride and an additional three stops as riders continue on the 50 mile ride.
Parking
Parking options in downtown Greenfield are indicated on this map. If you purchased a VIP parking pass, please turn west into the alley directly north of North Street from State Street to find your VIP parking spot.
Also note that NO PARKING is allowed in the lot directly adjacent to Lincoln Square Pancake House, indicated in red.
Enjoy Hancock County
There’s always something new to find and enjoy in Hancock County! Both families, who have called Hancock County home for years, and visitors just stopping by for the first time, sing the praises of our neck of the woods. Those who know the area best say it has something for everyone – parks, festivals, trails and a growing arts presence, just to name a few!
Hancock County is comprised of vibrant communities that attract new developments while still maintaining a unique identity. We embrace growth, while preserving the small-town atmosphere that residents and visitors love. Here, neighbors still know one another by name, and greet each other with a smile.
Hotels and Accomodations
Need a place to stay during your visit?
There are plenty of spots to rest and recover from the Hancock Flat 50. Check out some of our area hotels right here.