Unbound Gravel 200
📍 Kansas, Flint Hills, USA
gravel
Date
3–6 June 2027
Distance
200mi · 100mi · 50mi · 25mi
Elevation
2,800 m
Difficulty
gravel
The Quick and The Dead - A Mt. Davis Gravel Grinder
Pennsylvania, USA · 26 September 2026
Difficulty: 4/5 — Very hard
This challenging gravel road race in Pennsylvania offers three routes, with the longest covering 121km and ascending over 2500m through the rugged terrain of Mt. Davis. It's designed to push riders to their limits over multiple gravel sectors and demanding climbs.
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- 58km · 90km · 121km
- Elevation
- 2,591 m
- Surface
- gravel
- Typical W/kg
- 3–4
Rider fit
Who it's for
This event is ideal for experienced gravel riders seeking a significant physical test and the satisfaction of conquering the highest point in Pennsylvania.
Who will struggle
Beginner riders or those unprepared for sustained climbing on mixed terrain will find the high elevation gains and technical gravel sectors particularly demanding.
Training focus
Training should prioritize hill climbing endurance, gravel bike handling skills, and sustained efforts to prepare for the significant elevation over varying distances.
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FAQs
What are the available race distances and elevations?+
The race offers three courses: Quick (58km with 1219m elevation), Mid (90km with 1920m elevation), and Long (121km with 2591m elevation).
What kind of terrain can I expect on the course?+
The course is primarily gravel roads, featuring numerous gravel sectors and category climbs, including Mt. Davis, which is the highest point in Pennsylvania. Riders should also be aware of potential local traffic.
Are there any cut-off times for the race?+
Yes, Long Course racers must reach Aid Station 2 (AS2) by 3:30 PM. Failure to do so will result in disqualification, and riders will be directed to take the Mid-Course route back to the venue.
What support is provided on the course during the race?+
SAG and sweeper vehicles will be present, and First Aid kits will be available at aid stations and intersections staffed by Volunteer Fire Departments (VFDs). EMS or VFD personnel will be stationed at the Mt. Davis summit and the race venue.
Is there a discount available for military personnel?+
Yes, veterans and active military personnel are eligible for a 50% discount on registration. A coupon can be obtained by contacting the organizers via their website or social media channels.
What should I do if I cannot finish the race or get disqualified?+
Bailout (DNF) options are available at Aid Station 1 (for Long and Mid courses) and Aid Station 2 (for Long Course only). If you are disqualified or unable to finish, you should not cross the finish line and must inform the timer.