Red Eagle Gravel Grinder
Join us for the third annual Red Eagle Gravel Grinder to benefit the Steven G. Cancer Foundation!
Sunday, May 19th, 2024
10:00 am ET
Hellbender 100 Grand Depart!
This is an unsupported, unofficial, just for funzies bikepacking event of the Hellbender 100-mile route, starting and ending in Morgantown, West Virginia!
Pelotonia Gravel Day 2024
Pelotonia is a community that is passionate about ending cancer. Join us for our second annual Gravel Day event this year on September 28, 2024. Learn more at pelotonia.org/gravel-day
Public Lands Ride
Join the Pennsylvania Environmental Council for the 5th annual Public Lands Ride!
Gosh Darn 7
You ever just wanna go camping and ride some gravel with your friends? Yeah, us too. That's why we started this bike-ride-with-a-party-in-the-woods. This is a ride, not a race! We know that "gravel racing" is a thing now, but we haven't been racing since 2015 and don't plan on starting to either.
9th Annual Great Thaw Ride
It's time for the NINTH Annual Great Thaw ride powered by Kenda Tires at Scioto Trail State Park.
Witches and Warlocks Ride
The ladies are joining up with the PG ride again this month for a Witches and Warlocks haunted gravel tour of Lake No Hope!
Gravel Revival
Gravel Revival 2023 will include various route distances (11, 27, 43, 64, 100 miles), camping, food trucks, beer & beverages, live music, bonfire and more!
2023 Shawnee Fall Color DIY Ride powered by Kenda Tires
2023 Shawnee Fall Color DIY Ride powered by Kenda Tires
Back In Black 2023
Back by popular demand...Back In Black 2023.
The folks that brought you Ohio's Premier Gravel Event are hosting an UNOFFICIAL night ride. Come join the fun, free to all, NO DROP, BYOB gravel ride.
Pelotonia Gravel Day
Pelotonia is a community determined to see an end to cancer. Join us for our NEW Gravel Day event on September 30, 2023 and enjoy a fabulous ride on the best gravel roads in Southeastern Ohio..
Public Lands Ride
Join the Pennsylvania Environmental Council for the 5th annual Public Lands Ride!
RAD! Gravel Ride: DogGann
⏰ What time does it start?
We'll gather at 9am for pre-ride instructions & expectations. Wheels rolling at 9:30am!
🚗 Where do I park?
Bridge of Dreams Trailhead Parking lot, 15791-, 15799 Main St, Brinkhaven, OH 43006
🚵♀️ What kind of bike should I ride?
Gravel or cyclocross bikes are ideal & offer added frame clearance for tires with widths of 35-50mm. They also offer lower gear ranges than road bikes which allow for climbing steeper grades, which is very common on Ohio gravel routes. Mountain bikes may also be a great option as they offer additional control over handling multiple road surfaces & sometimes tricky descents.
🚲 Can I ride a traditional road bike?
Most road bikes are missing two key components: tire clearance & low gear ranges. This doesn’t make riding a road bike impossible, but can significantly impact your enjoyment & potentially your safety.
🔧 What should I bring to have a successful ride?
Gravel riding is the adventurous cousin of road riding & is often much closer to mountain biking. You should plan to be self-sufficient with maintenance needs including flat tires & minor adjustments on the bike. An inflation kit & a multi-tool are a must.
🍎 Snacks and hydration.
Gravel routes often cover rural & remote areas with little opportunity for water & nutrition stops. Plan to bring enough for your entire ride & maybe a bit extra for a friend (just in case).
MICHAUX GRVL 2023
The Franklin County Cyclists are excited to once again host Michaux GRVL for 2023, and are offering a new 62 mile route!
We are once again partnering with 2 great local groups for this event; Friends of Michaux State Forest and Bulldog Bike Park. Proceeds from this year's event will be distributed to both groups, and each will be active participants in the event by running aid stations and providing volunteers along the route.
RAD! Gravel Ride: Zaleski
What time do the rides start?
Plan to get to the starting point in good time, get your gear together, and catch up with fellow riders. Be all set up for a relaxed start. We will gather at 9.00am for pre-ride instructions and expectations. Wheels rolling at 9:30am
Where do I park?
Parking for the upcoming Zaleski ride is on the corner of Broadway and Mill St. Directions. There’s a public building and park there with lot and street parking available..
We will continue to update meet up and parking instructions for future rides, check back.
What kind of bike should I ride?
Gravel or cyclocross bikes are ideal and offer added frame clearance for tires with widths of 35-50mm. They also offer lower gear ranges than road bikes which allow for climbing steeper grades, which is very common on Ohio gravel routes. Mountain bikes may also be a great option as they offer additional control over handling multiple road surfaces and sometimes tricky descents.
Can I ride a traditional road bike?
Most road bikes are missing two key components, tire clearance and low gear ranges. This doesn’t make riding a road bike impossible on our routes, but can significantly impact your enjoyment and potentially your safety on these rides.
What should I bring to have a successful ride?
Gravel riding is the adventurous cousin of road riding and often much closer to mountain biking. You should plan to be self sufficient with maintenance needs including flat tires and minor adjustments on the bike. An inflation kit and a multi-tool are a must.
Snacks and hydration.
Gravel routes often cover rural and remote areas with little opportunity for water and nutrition stops. Plan to bring enough for your entire ride and maybe a bit extra for a friend (just in case).
Is there SAG support.
Dy definition, Gravel Rides are typically self supported. Each individual rider is responsible for packing the food, water, gear, and clothing needed for the safe navigation and completion of the ride in their own time. However if you’ve ever done one of our roll: or OGG events in the past you know we are all a friendly bunch of riders who pride ourselves on helping, encouraging and assisting each other. We look forward to sharing in a rewarding and enjoyable day on the bike together!
Paradise Gravel Sessions: Bladensburg 8/20
Paradise Gravel Sessions: Bladensburg August 2023
Paradise Gravel - Somerset
Our July Paradise Garage gravel ride will start in Somerset to see the Round Barn featured on the Flint Ridge routes.
Meet at 9am to roll no later than 9:30am
Parking is at Lake Saint Joseph. We have two route options.
200 Miles of Scioto
Some friends and I are doing some gravel riding. We will be keeping 80min per lap pace. Everyone is welcome, the core 5 won’t be able to stop for people though. We will stop each lap to take bottles.
~ Isaiah Wallake
RAD! Gravel Ride: Wooly Pig
⏰ What time does it start?
We'll gather at 9am for pre-ride instructions & expectations. Wheels rolling at 9:30am!
🚗 Where do I park?
Wooly Pig Farm Brewery, 23631 Township Rd 167, Fresno, OH 43824
Parking location at Wooly Pig Farm Brewery:
https://goo.gl/maps/aPtrZHaByPqUx9GE8
Overflow lot: This is a park and ride 1 mile east of Wooly Pig, but down route 36 which is high traffic. Not ideal to ride on, so please exercise extreme caution.
https://goo.gl/maps/22F87jNK4dtXvTzP8
🚵♀️ What kind of bike should I ride?
Gravel or cyclocross bikes are ideal & offer added frame clearance for tires with widths of 35-50mm. They also offer lower gear ranges than road bikes which allow for climbing steeper grades, which is very common on Ohio gravel routes. Mountain bikes may also be a great option as they offer additional control over handling multiple road surfaces & sometimes tricky descents.
🚲 Can I ride a traditional road bike?
Most road bikes are missing two key components: tire clearance & low gear ranges. This doesn’t make riding a road bike impossible, but can significantly impact your enjoyment & potentially your safety.
🔧 What should I bring to have a successful ride?
Gravel riding is the adventurous cousin of road riding & is often much closer to mountain biking. You should plan to be self-sufficient with maintenance needs including flat tires & minor adjustments on the bike. An inflation kit & a multi-tool are a must.
🍎 Snacks and hydration.
Gravel routes often cover rural & remote areas with little opportunity for water & nutrition stops. Plan to bring enough for your entire ride & maybe a bit extra for a friend (just in case).
Grounded Nebraska Gravel Festival 2023
Welcome to the second year of Grounded Nebraska! A community-centic bike race, ride and festival just outside of Lincoln brining us all together for a summer camp weekend..but, with bikes.
RAD! Gravel Ride: Scioto Trail
⏰ What time does it start?
We'll gather at 9am for pre-ride instructions & expectations. Wheels rolling at 9:30am!
🚗 Where do I park?
There's a parking lot at the start of the route at Ross Shelter. Additional parking is available at Stewart Lake Trailhead.
🚵♀️ What kind of bike should I ride?
Gravel or cyclocross bikes are ideal & offer added frame clearance for tires with widths of 35-50mm. They also offer lower gear ranges than road bikes which allow for climbing steeper grades, which is very common on Ohio gravel routes. Mountain bikes may also be a great option as they offer additional control over handling multiple road surfaces & sometimes tricky descents.
🚲 Can I ride a traditional road bike?
Most road bikes are missing two key components: tire clearance & low gear ranges. This doesn’t make riding a road bike impossible, but can significantly impact your enjoyment & potentially your safety.
🔧 What should I bring to have a successful ride?
Gravel riding is the adventurous cousin of road riding & is often much closer to mountain biking. You should plan to be self-sufficient with maintenance needs including flat tires & minor adjustments on the bike. An inflation kit & a multi-tool are a must.
🍎 Snacks and hydration.
Gravel routes often cover rural & remote areas with little opportunity for water & nutrition stops. Plan to bring enough for your entire ride & maybe a bit extra for a friend (just in case).
Red Eagle Gravel Grinder
The Red Eagle Gravel Grinder (REGG) is Northeast Ohio’s springtime addition to the exciting gravel bike riding scene. This year’s ride will once again be held at the Red Eagle Distillery in beautiful Geneva, Ohio. We will have three fantastic rides for cyclists of all ability:
43-mile Gravel Grinder Classic
22.5-mile Gravel Grinder Sprint
12-mile Family Ride.