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
Teton Valley Backyard Rally
Teton Valley, USA · 25 July 2026
Difficulty: 3/5 — Hard
Offering 25, 60, and 100-mile options, this scenic gravel event takes riders through the rolling backroads, canyons, and rugged doubletrack of the Teton Valley. Participants will experience stunning mountain vistas and river crossings underneath the spectacular Teton Range.
Visit official site →- Distances
- 25 miles · 60 miles · 100 miles
- Elevation
- 1,639 m
- Surface
- gravel, dirt
- Typical W/kg
- 2–4
Rider fit
Who it's for
It is designed for gravel cyclists of all levels, families, and community-minded riders seeking a scenic mountain bike celebration with multiple distance options.
Who will struggle
Cyclists who are not prepared for high-altitude riding, remote backcountry roads, and the bumpy terrain of 4x4 doubletrack will find the longer distances challenging.
Training focus
Endurance training should emphasize steady-state climbing, high-altitude adaptation, and handling loose gravel and uneven doubletrack terrain.
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FAQs
What distance options are available for the event?+
The event features three main routes: the 25-mile Fun Rally, the 60-mile Valley Rally, and the 100-mile Grand Rally, alongside a free non-registered Kid's Rally for children ages 4 to 11.
Are electric bikes permitted to enter?+
Yes, e-bikes are allowed to register for the 25-mile and 60-mile distances. They will be officially timed but are not eligible for competitive awards.
What is the policy for e-bike battery failures during the race?+
Riders are entirely responsible for managing their own battery life and should bring a spare if necessary. Support crews will not retrieve riders who run out of battery power.
How are the courses supported with food and hydration?+
Each route includes stocked aid stations along the way: the 25-mile route has one station, the 60-mile route features two, and the 100-mile route has three.
Is post-race food included with registration?+
Yes, a loaded baked potato from the finish line food truck is included with every race entry, and additional menu items will be available for purchase.
What type of terrain will riders encounter?+
Riders will navigate quiet rural backroads, classic gravel, frontage roads, and sections of rambling 4x4 doubletrack, including crossings of the Teton River.