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Great Gravel Ride - Lake Tahoe

August 2, 2025

Great Gravel Ride - Lake Tahoe

Tahoe City, CA, USA · Tahoe XC

15 mi

About this event

The 3rd Annual Great Gravel Ride starts and finishes at Tahoe Cross-Country Ski Area and features a 15- or 30-mile course through rolling terrain, meadows, and forest with beautiful views of Lake Tahoe. The ride includes an aid station, post-ride party, raffle prizes, and optional Strava segments. All proceeds benefit the Tahoe Cross-Country Ski Education Association’s Youth Programs.

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Routes

Great Gravel Ride - Lake Tahoe

15 mi · ↗ 1,309 ft · 75% gravel · $125 entry

The course departs from the trailhead at Tahoe XC and heads Northwest. Folding in on itself several times, the route meanders through rolling terrain, beautiful meadows, and forested hills. There are a couple of challenging, yet short uphills and a mix of pavement, double track, and a fair amount of single track throughout the course that’ll keep the psych level high. Each lap is almost exactly 15 miles in length, and riders will occasionally catch great views of Lake Tahoe.
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Volunteer info

Please email contact@tahoexc.org to volunteer!

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Registration

Opens
May 1, 2025
Deadline
August 1, 2025
On-site registration
Yes

Event organizer

Tahoe XC

Tahoe XC: Connect with friends. Connect with nature.

https://www.tahoexc.org

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