TransRockies Desert Gravel
📍 Fruita, Colorado, United States
gravelBeginner friendly
Date
24 April 2027
Distance
30 Miles · 50 Miles · 75 Miles · 100 Miles · 125 Miles
Elevation
1,977 m
Difficulty
gravelbeginner friendly
Barry-Roubaix
Hastings, Michigan, United States · 17 April 2027
Difficulty: 4/5 — Very hard
A challenging one-day gravel race spanning up to 100 miles across rolling terrain, featuring a demanding mix of gravel roads, pavement, two-track, rocks, sand, and mud.
Visit official site →- Distances
- 18 miles · 36 miles · 62 miles · 100 miles
- Elevation
- 2,133 m
- Surface
- gravel, tarmac, dirt
- Typical W/kg
- 2.5–4.2
Rider fit
Who it's for
Gravel riders of all abilities looking for a classic spring test, with four distinct race lengths and free entry for youth participants.
Who will struggle
Riders unprepared for unpredictable spring weather conditions like snow and ice, or those lacking the endurance for significant climbing over rough surfaces.
Training focus
Building endurance for long distances, power for rolling hills, and bike-handling skills for loose gravel, sand, and mud.
Are you ready for this race?
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FAQs
What distance options are available?+
Riders can choose from four lengths: the 18-mile Chiller, 36-mile Thriller, 62-mile Killer, and 100-mile Psycho Killer.
What kind of terrain should I expect?+
The course consists of approximately 80% rolling gravel roads and pavement, alongside rough two-track sections, rocks, sand, mud, and potentially snow and ice.
Where is the event held?+
The race takes place in Hastings, Michigan, traversing the scenic roads of Barry County.
Are there special entries for youth riders?+
Yes, all youth aged 18 and under can register and race the 18-mile and 36-mile events for free, and there is also a Youth Team Competition.