Registration is now open for the 12th annual Buzzards Bay Watershed Ride on September 30.

The annual ride attracts more than 250 cyclists each year for a ride through the coastal scenery of the South Coast. Cyclists can choose from either a 35, 75, or 100-mile ride with varying starting points.

Each of the three routes converge for lunch before ending at Woods Hole. The 100-mile route encompasses the entirety of Buzzards Bay, beginning from Sakonnet Point in Little Compton. The 75-mile route begins at Horseneck Beach, and the 35-mile route begins at Eastover Farm in Rochester.

Cyclists ages 12 and older are welcome. Water and snack stations, clear route markings, food truck lunches at Eastover Farm, and on-the-road bike repair technicians are all offered, an prizes are awarded to riders and teams which raise the most money and other categories.

The event is also a fundraiser, and each cyclist must raise a minimum of $300. Funds raised benefit the Buzzards Bay Coalition’s work to protect land and clean water around Buzzards Bay. Last year, cyclists and their supporters raised more than $155,000 to support the Coalition.

For more information and to sign up, visit savebuzzardsbay.org/ride.