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A Celebration of Oregon's Gravel Greatness
GRAVEL EARTH SERIES
Dufur, OR
Ride 1 in the Series
Dust off your saddle and get ready for this early season, spring gravel grinder. Test your fitness and start your path of preparation for the Grand Tour of Gravel of the Oregon Trail Gravel Grinder. This one-day event offers three distance options, remarkable views, and buttery smooth roads- perfect for the first-time rider, experienced gravel guru, and elite cyclist alike!
1 Day
45 - 100 Miles
3,500-8,300 Feet Elevation
Bend, OR
Ride 3 in the Series
The Grand Tour of Gravel for races and adventure riders! This five-day event will challenge and reward with epic days in the saddle and the celebration of the gravel family each night at camp. We take care of all of the details and support you on your journey- from tents to gourmet food to professional massage and nightly entertainment- you'll come away sore, accomplished, and with unmatched tales and friendship from the trail.
5 Days
245 - 323 Miles
19,657 - 19,174 Feet Elevation
Sisters, OR
Ride 2 in the Series
Where is the best place to go gravel cycling near Bend, Oregon? The Cascade Gravel, out of Sisters, is one of the most scenic and diverse gravel events in the country. Ride or race on Sunday's big celebration of gravel and see the stunning variety of high desert terrain with amazing views of the Cascade Mountain Range.
1 Day
44 - 94 Miles
3,500-8,600 Feet Elevation
Breakaway Promotions has been in business since 2003 and has operated some of the largest mountain, road, and gravel events in North America. From US Mountain Bike Nationals in Sun Valley to the Tour of Utah, to Downieville, Lost and Found, Cascade Cycling Classic and many more.
The Gorge Gravel Grinder takes place on the historic land of the Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs.
The Cascade Gravel takes place on the historic land of the Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs.
The Oregon Trail Gravel takes place on the historic land of the Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs, Siletz Indians, and Grand Ronde.
To learn more and search to identify the Native Peoples of your area, please see native-land.ca.