Viking Tour

Saturday • June 13th • Poulsbo, WA

Brew Fest

A new tradition since 2022, the Viking Tour Brew Fest is our modern take on a village celebration. We’ve gathered the best local beer, cider, and wine from across the region to help you toast to a day well-spent. With plenty of food on-site, it’s the perfect place to relax with your crew.

No bike? No problem. You don’t need to be a rider to join the feast—everyone is welcome at our table.

Bike Ride

A Kitsap County tradition since 2015, the Viking Tour is the ultimate blend of scenic challenge and celebration. Rally your crew to take on one of our three distinct routes, then toast your victory at the Brew Fest with a complimentary meal and a cold drink.

We’re limiting the ranks to the first 500 riders to keep the experience top-tier—secure your spot and prepare for glory.

Brew Fest Details

A proper celebration requires the right provisions. The Viking Tour Brew Fest brings together a curated selection of beer, wine, and cider from a dozen local artisans. While the riders are out conquering the hills, our “village” gates remain open to everyone. Whether you’re finishing a 57-mile quest or just looking for a scenic afternoon in Poulsbo, come join the feast—no bike required.

Date Saturday, June 13th, 2026
Time11am-6pm
LocationPoulsbo Waterfront Park
18809 Anderson Pkwy
Poulsbo, WA 98370

Get your commemorative glass at the Brew Fest!

“Perfect, perfect, perfect! Thanks again, you guys always put on a fantastic event.”

Bike Ride Details

Starting and finishing in the heart of historic Poulsbo (“Little Norway”), this isn’t just a bike ride; it’s a quest. Whether you’re looking to push your limits or just enjoy a scenic cruise through the fjords of the Kitsap Peninsula, we have a route for you.

Choose your route:

The Freyja: Scenic & Social

  • Distance: 17 Miles
  • The Vibe: Pure bliss. Enjoy a relaxing, beautiful ride where the only thing you’ll be “breaking” is a smile. Perfect for recreational riders and those who prefer the scenery over the sweat.

The Thor: Bring the Thunder

  • Distance: 29 Miles
  • The Vibe: All the fun, half the hammer. This route offers a moderate challenge with plenty of rolling hills for riders who want a solid workout without the “Odin-level” soreness the next day.

The Odin: The All-Father of Routes

  • Distance: 57 Miles
  • The Vibe: This is the legendary path. With nearly 4,000 feet of climbing, it’s designed for those who want to earn their place in Valhalla. Prepare for epic views and burning quads.
DateSaturday, June 13th, 2026
Time7:00am-4:00pm
CostNow: $65
Starting April 1: $75
Starting June 1:$85
Start9am
LocationPoulsbo Waterfront Park
18809 Anderson Pkwy
Poulsbo, WA 98370
Limit500 Riders
ActivitiesBrew Garden, Free Lunch with Registration


The Routes

Please note the routes are subject to change!

The Viking Tour was a finalist for Best Philanthropy Event in Kitsap County. Boom.

The Gear

T-Shirt ($30)

Don’t be the only Viking at the brew fest in civilian clothes! Snag your official tour shirt when you sign up, or grab one at the finish line.

Our shirts are designed to fit every Viking (unisex sizing).

Design still in progress

Jersey ($80)

Gear up in our limited-edition 2026 Viking Tour jersey—the finest battle-regalia in Kitsap. Order by April 1st to have your jersey ready for pickup at the start line.

Orders placed after April 1st will be delivered via mail in July.

Design still in progress

The Viking Tour is a Near-0 Waste Event

We’ve made a commitment to be a “Near-0 Waste” event which means we will do everything we can to reduce waste, reuse various elements, and set up waste stations for recyclable and compostable materials. All waste created during the event will be delivered to Peninsula Subaru who, working with Terracycle, will transform it into benches and tables. All plates, cups and utensils are certified compostable and will be taken to Olympic Organics (along with the food scraps). Lastly, any rider bibs can be left with us so we can ship them to Trex where they can ride into a new life as composite decking.

Schedule

7:00amParking Opens
7:30amPacket Pick-Up Opens
Day-of Registration Opens
Jersey, T-shirt Pick-Up & Sales Opens
9:00amRiders Released (All routes)
9:30amPacket Pick-Up Closes
Day-of Registration Closes
Sweepers Leave (No additional riders allowed to leave)
10:30amLunch Service Begins
11:00amBrew Fest Opens
4:00pmLast Rider In
6:00pmBrew Fest Closes

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the start/finish of the ride, and the Brew Fest?
Downtown Poulsbo at the Waterfront Park (18809 Anderson Pkwy, Poulsbo, WA 98370).

Where should I park?
Parking will be at multiple locations outside of downtown. We ask that all participants don’t park downtown since parking is limited and we do not want to negatively effect downtown businesses. Volunteers will be located at waterfront park to direct you to appropriate parking. Handicapped parking is available.

What time does the ride begin?
The ride begins at 9:00am as a group start. Riders are expected to complete the ride by 4:00pm.

Where can I get a map of my route?
A map of each route is available under each ride description higher on this page. Course maps and turn-by-turn directions will be sent out via email prior to the ride. There will be also be course maps and turn-by-turn directions available at the main event location.

What do I pick up at registration?
At registration you will pick up your bib number and swag bag. We will verify that you have signed our waiver otherwise you will be required to sign the waiver at check-in.

Where do I get my swag bag?
You’ll get your swag bag at registration.

Will the ride be supported?
Yes! The Viking Tour ride will be very well supported with volunteers roaming support vehicles and HAM radio operators at the ready should anything happen during your ride. Rest stops will be available to all registered riders and they vary depending on the route you have selected. Each rest stop has a restroom available for your use. A free hot meal will be served at the end of the ride for all registrants. A vegetarian option will be available.

What are the roads like?
We did our best to keep all routes on rural, low traffic roads. With that said, there are a few spots with more traffic or busy traffic crossings. For these we will have support personnel manning the crossing and directing traffic. Please be courteous to these volunteers and all motorists and make sure to obey all traffic laws.

Are the routes marked?
All routes are marked by arrows, and color varies with each route. Make a note of your route’s arrow color. Turns are marked on the road with 2 arrows before and 1 arrow after each directional change. Course maps and cue sheets will also be at registration.

Are there rest stops along the route?
Yes! There are rest stops about every ~10-15 miles along the routes. There are snacks, beverages, and restroom facilities at all rest stops.

Is there a meal provided?
Yes! With your registration you will get a meal voucher good to use at any of our food vendors.

Is the Brew Fest included?
You are welcome to join the Brew Fest after the ride, however, you will have to pay for your own drinks.

Are Viking Tour jerseys going to be available at the event?
Jerseys ordered after 3/31/2026 will be shipped to you and arrive about three weeks after the event.

I still have questions, how may I get answers?
If you have questions that have not been answered, please send an email to [email protected] and we will do our best to get back to you as quickly as possible.

A Poulsbo Rotary Club Event

People whose sense of responsibility inspires them to give back to their communities. At Rotary, we connect for good—and form lifelong friendships in the process. Together, we empower youth, improve health, promote peace, and advance our communities in all corners of the globe. With 1.2 million members in 34,000 clubs worldwide, our global community’s impact has never been greater—and it continues to grow.

Belonging to the Rotary Club of Poulsbo provides members with an opportunity to give back to your community and to connect with like-minded leaders and friends. People join Rotary for many reasons, including community involvement, personal development, professional networking, and camaraderie. But perhaps the most important benefit is the satisfaction you gain from making a real difference in your community and in the world.

Rotary brings together people like you—from all walks of life—who want to use their expertise for good.