Unbound Gravel 200
📍 Kansas, Flint Hills, USA
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Date
3–6 June 2027
Distance
200mi · 100mi · 50mi · 25mi
Elevation
2,800 m
Difficulty
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The Adirondack Trail Ride
New York State, USA · 11 September 2026
Difficulty: 4/5 — Very hard
This 585+ mile self-supported bikepacking adventure challenges riders through the scenic yet relentless Adirondack Mountains of New York State.
Visit official site →- Distances
- 585 miles · 941km
- Surface
- gravel, dirt
- Typical W/kg
- 2.8–3.6
Rider fit
Who it's for
Designed for experienced bikepacking enthusiasts seeking a significant self-supported challenge through demanding mountainous terrain.
Who will struggle
Individuals new to bikepacking or those unprepared for a multi-day, over-585-mile self-supported journey across rugged and remote landscapes will face considerable difficulty.
Training focus
Preparation should concentrate on long-distance endurance, self-sufficiency skills, navigation, and robust climbing abilities to tackle the Adirondack's challenging profile.
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FAQs
What is the total distance of the Adirondack Trail Ride?+
The route is a 585-mile loop, traversing the Adirondack Park.
When is the annual Grand Depart held?+
The Grand Depart takes place on the second Friday of September each year; for 2026, it is set for September 11th.
Can I ride the route at a different time?+
Yes, while there's an annual Grand Depart, riders are welcome to tour the self-supported route independently at any time.
Is this a supported race?+
No, the Adirondack Trail Ride is designed as a solo, self-supported bikepacking adventure, meaning participants are entirely responsible for their own logistics and aid.
What are the start and end locations?+
The circular route both begins and concludes in the Village of Northville, New York.
What kind of terrain should I expect?+
The course is described as relentless, biting, and beautiful, spanning over 585 miles through the Adirondack Mountains and crossing two rivers.