Shake & Brake Gravel Race
📍 Alabama, USA
gravel
Date
27 June 2026
Distance
54.3 mi · 33.6 mi
Elevation
1,620 m
Difficulty
roadgravelbeginner friendly
Oregon Gran Fondo
Oregon, USA · 16 May 2026
Difficulty: 3/5 — Hard
The Oregon Gran Fondo offers 62 and 92-mile "all road" routes starting in Cottage Grove, Oregon. It is a timed, supported event catering to all levels, featuring beautiful Western Oregon roads that can include challenging turns and high-traffic areas.
Visit official site →- Distances
- 92 miles · 62 miles
- Elevation
- 1,814 m
- Surface
- tarmac, gravel
- Typical W/kg
- 2.5–3.5
Rider fit
Who it's for
This event is for any cycling enthusiast looking for a challenging but supported ride on "all road" surfaces, from those aiming to race competitively to those who simply want to complete a grand day on the bike.
Who will struggle
Riders unprepared for long distances, potential high-speed sharp turns, or sharing roads with traffic (including 55MPH zones) may find parts of the course challenging. Those who miss aid station cut-offs will also be pulled from the course.
Training focus
Focus on endurance for long distances, bike handling skills for sharp turns and descents, and practicing riding in traffic, with particular attention to maintaining speed and awareness over varied terrain.
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
What are the available route options and start times?+
There are two all-road routes, 92 miles and 62 miles. The main start time for all routes is 8:30 am, with an optional early start at 8:00 am for more casual riders.
Where and when can I pick up my packet?+
Packet pickup is available on Friday from 4-6 pm at Coast Fork Brewing in Cottage Grove, and on Saturday from 6:45 am until 8:15 am at Bohemia Park.
What kind of support is provided on the course?+
The event is timed and supported with aid stations providing water, Hammer Heed, PB&J, cookies, and other goodies, along with Porta Potties. There are also over 12 Ham Radio Operators and first aid on course.
Are there any cut-off times for the routes?+
Yes, there is a hard cut-off at Aid 1 (Mile 33) at 11:30 am, and at Aid Bravo (Mile 53) at 12:45 pm for the Gran route turnaround. Riders should be at Aid 1 by 11:00 am.
What are the safety considerations for the course?+
Riders should be aware of traffic, loose corners, stop signs, animals, and high-speed sharp turns, particularly on Territorial Rd. Taillights are suggested, and helmets are required.
What happens after the ride?+
An awards and celebration event is held downtown in Cottage Grove starting at 1:30 pm and 2:30 pm, with custom awards for 11 divisions. Food vouchers can be used on-site or in the local community.