Three 30 mile days of cycling. Four nights of camping and local organic feasts! Three private site tours with tastings! Outstanding musical acts! Roadside performances! Lunch stops! Fully supported with mechanics & luggage van! Return shuttle service! One all inclusive experience en route to California Worldfest in Grass Valley!

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Ride your bicycle with these incredible musical acts, en route to perform at Worldfest! Meet, collaborate, and hangout with the people behind the music.

MaMuse

The songs of MaMuse are love poems to the Earth. They speak to the depths of one’s own inner terrain. MaMusic stirs the heart through deep soul felt lyrics and sparse supportive instrumentation. Tight vocal harmonies ring out a Capella or blend with upright bass, mandolin, guitar, flute, light percussion and finger snaps to deliver the gift of joyful truth telling.

The encouragement and support of their hometown Chico, California community (MaMuse has received awards two years in a row from local voting music enthusiasts for Best New Act, Best Folk Act and Best Local Act) has provided the strength for the “rootsy female wonder duo” of MaMuse to make her way out into the world, touring regions across the country as well as establishing a strong presence through the Bay Area and Northern California.

Evin Wolverton

“There are precious few times in my life that I’ve felt as capable, alive, and in the moment as I have on a long ride with good people.”

This incredibly heartfelt songwriter carves melodies out of the darkest, most joyful and lonely timber.

Evins music percolates with influences of John Hiatt and Jackson Browne but with a sound distinctly his own. Watch for Evin’s debut album this winter at his website or on his blog.

“When I ride, I am unhitched from the drag of the past and the pull of the future, allowing only the story of now to be told. I’m pre-emptively grateful to tell this story with you.”

The Railflowers

This captivating trio of sisters weave a folky Americana that will carry you down the road in song. With guitar, banjo, mandolin and a bit of the eggshaker, the Railflowers blend soothing three part harmonies to create simple songs of bygone days.

Growing up, they began singing together in the living room to their mom’s favorite musicians. A love for songwriting and performance is carrying this young trio further into the world. We are proud to present the Railflower sisters. Watch for their debut CD this summer and find their homespun recordings.