Unbound Gravel 200
📍 Kansas, Flint Hills, USA
gravel
Date
3–6 June 2027
Distance
200mi · 100mi · 50mi · 25mi
Elevation
2,800 m
Difficulty
gravel
Harvest 50 Gravel
Indiana, USA · 26 September 2026
Difficulty: 4/5 — Very hard
This hard, fast, and exhilarating gravel race in Indiana offers two challenging distances, with the 50-mile course predominantly on rugged gravel and the 25-mile route being a balanced mix of gravel and pavement.
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- 50 miles · 25 miles
- Elevation
- 300 m
- Surface
- gravel, tarmac
- Typical W/kg
- 3.2–4.2
Rider fit
Who it's for
This event is ideal for passionate gravel enthusiasts, from those looking to push their limits in a competitive race to riders simply seeking an engaging experience and a vibrant post-ride celebration.
Who will struggle
Riders with limited experience on challenging gravel terrain or those lacking strong endurance will likely find the longer 50-mile course, with its rugged surfaces and demanding pace, particularly difficult.
Training focus
Training should concentrate on building endurance for sustained efforts, developing bike handling skills for rugged gravel roads, and practicing high-intensity efforts for a fast-paced course.
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FAQs
What are the available race distances and their terrain compositions?+
The event features a 50-mile course consisting of approximately 80% rugged gravel roads, and a 25-mile course that offers a 50/50 mix of gravel roads and pavement.
What is the overall difficulty level of the Harvest 50 Gravel Race?+
The race is described as a hard, fast, and exhilarating ride on a challenging yet rewarding course, designed to test riders' skills and endurance, especially on the longer route.
When and where can I pick up my race packet?+
Packet pickup is available the day before the race, Friday, September 25th, from 6:00 to 8:00 PM at Westfield Cyclesports. Alternatively, race day packet pickup is from 7:30 to 9:30 AM at the start/finish line, where onsite registration is also available.
What is the race day schedule for participants?+
A mandatory rider meeting is scheduled for 9:45 AM at the start/finish line, followed by a mass start with a neutral police rollout for all categories at 10:00 AM. The post-race celebration starts at 12:00 noon, with the award ceremony at 2:30 PM, and the party concludes at 3:30 PM.
Is there a post-race celebration for riders?+
Yes, a legendary post-race celebration, marking the 11th Anniversary Blowout, takes place at the historic Maple Lawn Farmstead starting at 12:00 noon, featuring live music, food trucks, and cold beverages.
Where is the race located?+
The race is set against the scenic backdrop of the stunning gravel roads of Boone County, Indiana, USA.