Hell of Hunterdon
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Minnesota, United States · 3 October 2026
Difficulty: 3/5 — Hard
An autumn gravel event in Minnesota showcasing the scenic coulees and ridges of Hokah with distance options ranging from 20 to 99 miles. The routes start at a rustic farm and feature rolling gravel roads alongside a brief paved climb and descent.
Visit official site →This event is ideal for any cyclist, from first-time gravel riders looking for a scenic tour to experienced racers who want a professionally timed challenge.
Riders who are unprepared for sustained climbing on the ridges or those tackling the demanding 99-mile distance without adequate endurance training will struggle.
Concentrate on building aerobic endurance for the longer miles and practice pacing on rolling gravel terrain with short, steep paved climbs.
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Riders can choose between four different route lengths: 20, 40, 60, or 99 miles.
The event is hosted in Hokah, Minnesota, with all routes starting and finishing at a rustic farm nestled in a scenic coulee.
The course is primarily gravel. However, it begins with a paved climb about two miles from the start line and concludes with a descent down this same paved section back to the finish.
It serves both; while the main focus is bringing the community together for a fun ride, professional timing is provided for those who wish to race.
Yes, the organizers explicitly welcome everyone, from complete novices to seasoned veterans.
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