Hell of Hunterdon
📍 New Jersey, United States
gravelroadBeginner friendly
Date
March 2027 (TBA)
Distance
29 miles · 55 miles · 81 miles
Elevation
1,768 m
Difficulty
gravel
Southern Cross
Georgia, United States · March 2027 (TBA)
Difficulty: 3/5 — Hard
Offering 30-mile and 50-mile options, this challenging gravel event features mountainous Georgia terrain with significant climbing and high-speed descents. The scenic route starts and finishes at a local winery, testing riders' physical and mental stamina.
Visit official site →- Distances
- 30 miles · 50 miles
- Elevation
- 1,676 m
- Surface
- gravel, dirt
- Typical W/kg
- 2.5–4.2
Rider fit
Who it's for
It is perfect for gravel enthusiasts and mountain bikers seeking long, sustained climbs and fast, exhilarating descents.
Who will struggle
Riders with limited climbing stamina or those uncomfortable descending at high speeds on loose gravel surfaces will find the course difficult.
Training focus
Prioritize long, steady-state sweet spot intervals to prepare for the sustained climbs, and practice descending on unpaved roads.
Are you ready for this race?
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FAQs
Where is the race venue located?+
The race starts and finishes at the Montaluce Winery in Dahlonega, Georgia.
Can I register on race day?+
No, there is no race-day registration, and all entries or transfers must be completed online by the designated deadline prior to the event.
Is camping allowed on-site?+
Yes, free primitive camping opens on the winery property at noon on the Friday before the race.
Are there aid stations and can I use drop bags?+
Yes, there is a fully stocked aid station, and riders can submit up to two gallon-sized drop bags before the 9:00 am morning cutoff.
Are there time limits for completing the race?+
All riders must complete the course by 5:30 pm, with intermediate cut-off times enforced at the aid stations to ensure everyone returns safely.