WaCanId Ride gearing up to take off with 131 cyclists from around the globe
A group of WaCanId cyclists make their way through a mountainous road during a past race.
Photo provided by International Selkirk Loop
INTERNATIONAL SELKIRK LOOP — With its 395 miles/635 kms of breathtaking scenery and vibrant communities, the International Selkirk Loop is becoming a popular destination for cyclists who wish to participate in a unique six-day cycling adventure.
Now in its 16th year, this annual Rotary supported event takes cyclists on paved roads encircling the Selkirk Mountains of Washington, Canada and Idaho — hence the name WaCanId.
“This year we have riders coming from 24 states, three provinces of Canada,” said Stephanie Sims Executive Director of the International Selkirk Loop, who provides administrative support for the ride. “The cyclists are a diverse group of individuals and they are excited to participate and visit our beautiful area.”
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