Some basic info was updated with a mildy vague course description... hard to tell now if any of the routes will actually even go into the city or not. The century ride will have 8,000 ft of climbing though

Philadelphia Route Description

The LIVESTRONG Challenge Philadelphia routes are a cyclist's dream, providing a combination of incredible climbs, descents and views. The wooded scenery, historic landmarks and pristine road conditions make the 2007 route one to remember. The course sets out from Montgomery County Community College in Blue Bell, PA in scenic Whitpain Township and heads west on Morris Road into beautiful rural surroundings. It then proceeds west and traverses the Green Lane Reservoir before continuing further northwest up Kutztown Road into Berks County, home of picturesque vineyards, historic monuments and preserved farmlands where the likes of George Washington once camped. The 100-mile course turns south for home once in Dryville and winds through the scenic countryside of Oley and Boyertown before returning to MCCC for the Post Event Party.

Overall, all the course distances for the LIVESTRONG Challenge Philadelphia encompass moderate to difficult terrain with some steep climbs. The 100-mile course will ascend a total of 8,000 ft. before finishing at MCCC. Because of the terrain, tandem bikes are not permitted on the 100-mile course. Ride and 5K course maps, profiles and logs will be placed on the website soon.
*All courses subject to change.