Shake & Brake Gravel Race
📍 Alabama, USA
gravel
Date
27 June 2026
Distance
54.3 mi · 33.6 mi
Elevation
1,620 m
Difficulty
gravelbeginner friendly
Grateful Gravel
Waitsfield, VT, USA · 25 July 2026
Difficulty: 3/5 — Hard
Grateful Gravel is a gravel cycling event in the USA, expected to feature varied terrain suitable for gravel bikes. While specific distances and elevations are currently unknown, riders should anticipate a moderately challenging but scenic experience.
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- 21mi · 46mi · 63mi
- Elevation
- 2,377 m
- Surface
- gravel, tarmac
- Typical W/kg
- 2.8–3.6
Rider fit
Who it's for
This event is ideal for riders who enjoy the adventure of gravel cycling and appreciate a scenic, well-organized experience in the USA.
Who will struggle
Road cyclists unfamiliar with unpaved surfaces or those unprepared for potential technical sections may find this race challenging.
Training focus
Focus on building endurance, improving bike handling skills on varied surfaces, and preparing for sustained efforts typical of gravel events.
Are you ready for this race?
Compare your W/kg to see how you stack up against this race's typical level — and which races fit you best right now.
FAQs
When will the Grateful Gravel race be held?+
The event is scheduled for 2026, but a specific date has not yet been announced.
What type of bike is recommended for Grateful Gravel?+
As a gravel discipline race, a gravel-specific bike or a cyclocross bike with appropriate tires would be most suitable.
Where is the Grateful Gravel race located?+
The race is set to take place in the USA.
What distances are available for participants?+
The specific distances for the Grateful Gravel event are currently unknown.
What kind of terrain can riders expect?+
The race is designated as a gravel discipline event, so participants should expect unpaved gravel roads as the primary surface, likely interspersed with some tarmac sections.
What are the elevation gains for the courses?+
The exact elevation gains for the Grateful Gravel routes are not yet known.