

Thank you for joining us for the 24th Annual French Creek Iron Tour:
Sunday, June 14, 2026
Mark your calendars for the 25th Annual French Creek Iron Tour on Sunday, June 13, 2027. We look forward to seeing you next year for another great ride!

about
When you ride in the French Creek Iron Tour, you have a direct impact on the preservation of the scenic countryside that surrounds you. Since 1967, French & Pickering Creeks Conservation Trust has protected more than 13,700 acres and created greenways and trails along the two creeks. Historically important lands are included in those 13,700 acres.

Route descriptions
The Iron Tour has distance options of 11, 20, 32, 50, 62, 75, and 100 miles for road courses, and two gravel courses – the Petite Gravel (60 miles) and the Grande Gravel (80 miles) with approximately 30% on gravel. Thereโs something for every type of rider, from a short ride through breathtaking countryside, to a century route, or to a grueling gravel challenge!

sponsorships
Help French & Pickering reach their 2026 Sponsorship goal! As a Corporate Sponsor, your contribution will go directly toward the cost of protecting, stewarding and connecting people to the land in northern Chester County. In turn, we would promote your business to the community, letting them know that you are a partner in French & Pickering’s work.

volunteer
Each year, more than 100 volunteers come together to make the Iron tour a success. Run almost entirely by volunteers, the Iron Tour has been recognized as one of the most organized and well-supported rides in the region. Even if you can only give a few hours, we will appreciate it. Join the fun!

FAQ
What will be offered for lunch? Will there be support along the routes? When does registration close? Can I register the day of the ride? Are there hotels nearby? Who is French & Pickering Creeks Conservation Trust? Find the answers to these questions and more in the 2026 FAQ.

directions
The French Creek Iron Tour starts and ends at the Kimberton Fairgrounds in Phoenixville, PA. If you’re coming from afar, we highlight several of the most commonly used routes to get you started on planning your adventure to join in the fun of the 2026 French Creek Iron Tour!
2026 Jersey
Ride in style with the 2026 French Creek Iron Tour jersey!
Building on Chester County’s local celebrations for the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence and in recognition that this year’s ride falls on Flag Day, the 2026 jersey is decorated in red, white, and blue.
Did you know the Iron Tour takes riders through historically important landscapes? The Revolutionary War might have had a different outcome were it not for the many iron furnaces in northern Chester County in the late 1700s. This includes the Warwick Furnace, whose restored remaining structures now sit within the protected lands of the Thomas P. Bentley Nature Preserve. During the war, Warwick Furnace supplied ammunition for General George Washingtonโs army. It is this significant regional history that gives the French Creek Iron Tour its name.
All Iron Tour apparel is crafted in the U.S.A. and shipped directly from Voler in California.
This order is now closed. Orders placed after April 12 will be delivered after the Iron Tour.






































