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Dirty Dino Gravel Grinder

June 17, 2023

Dirty Dino Gravel Grinder

Vernal, UT, USA · Dirty Dino Grael Grinder

30 mi57 mi104 mi

About this event

Come get Jurass-kicked on 1 of the 3 amazing routes through the high Uinta Mountains. You’ll experience the RAWRsome rush of riding up to 11,000 feet of elevation on the famous Highline Trail, roll through the most T-riffic gravel, and descend the picturesque Dryfork Canyon with monolith rock formations. You’ll ROAR with radness through the terrain where the Fremont Indians – and of course the dinosaurs- roamed!

Routes

MICRORAPTOR

30 mi · ↗ 2,088 ft · 60% gravel · $95 entry

Small yet mighty, this course won't disappoint!
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STEGOSAURUS

57 mi · ↗ 5,680 ft · 75% gravel · $115 entry

Less of a beast but still some mega bumps to climb!
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T-REX

104 mi · ↗ 10,044 ft · 75% gravel · $130 entry

This is the ultimate challenge like the big bad T-Rex! Gorgeous terrain and smooth gravel make it all worth the stomp!
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Volunteer info

Lodging

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Registration

Opens
December 1, 2022
On-site registration
Yes

Event organizer

Dirty Dino Grael Grinder

Breanne Nalder Harward, Director Come get Jurass-kicked on 1 of the 3 amazing routes through the high Uinta Mountains. You’ll experience the RAWRsome rush of riding up to 11,000 feet of elevation on the famous Highline Trail, roll through the most T-riffic gravel, and descend the picturesque Dryfork Canyon with monolith rock formations. You’ll ROAR with radness through the terrain where the Fremont Indians – and of course the dinosaurs- roamed!

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