WYO-131 Gravel Race
📍 Wyoming, USA
Alaska, USA · 16 August 2026
Difficulty: 5/5 — Brutal
A grueling 1,700-kilometer unsupported ultra-endurance bikepacking journey through the remote and wild Alaskan wilderness from Anchorage to Deadhorse. With 17,700 meters of elevation gain and unpredictable weather, it is one of the continent's most demanding cycling adventures.
Visit official site →This event is designed specifically for highly experienced self-sufficient bikepackers who thrive in extreme solitude and rugged natural environments.
Riders who lack wilderness survival skills, are uncomfortable with extreme weather or dangerous wildlife, or depend on external support will find this course incredibly challenging.
Preparation should focus on extreme long-distance loaded endurance, self-supported back-country logistics, and mental resilience for solo wilderness navigation.
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The route spans 1,700 kilometers (1,056 miles) and features approximately 17,700 meters (58,070 feet) of total climbing.
The course is made up of roughly 48% dirt and gravel roads, with the remainder on paved roads of various qualities, including deteriorating pavement sections.
There is no official time limit set for completing this self-supported adventure.
Riders can register as a single rider, as part of a pair, or in the recumbent bikes category.
Yes, participation in the Alaska Divide is strictly limited to 15 riders.
Registration closes at 23:59 Alaska time on August 1st, 2026.
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