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August 22, 2026
Village Gravel
1 VC Dr, AZ 86015 · Village Gravel
33 mi60 mi100 mi
About this event
Introducing the Village Gravel Race — a gravel experience set in the heart of Northern Arizona, where pine-lined trails, crisp mountain air, and a vibrant outdoor community collide. Hosted at the stunning Village Camp Flagstaff, this isn’t just another race. It’s a movement.
Important Notes
This is not your average day on gravel.
Stay sharp. Stay focused. This course throws down technical terrain you won't find on most gravel routes. You'll be tested — mentally and physically.
If you're head-strong and leg-strong, you'll pass. And you’ll be damn proud when you do. As you should be.
NAVIGATION & COURSE INFO
Study your route ahead of time. Pay attention to Aid Stations, technical descents, singletrack entries, and more.
All routes have signage at tricky intersections, turns, and all singletrack sectors.
Gravel and single track sections and turns are marked — but please download the course just in case.
Please do not drive on the course, and please be respectful to rural locals out on the roads. You may give food and drink to your rider, but ONLY at official aid stations.
ROAD CROSSINGS & SAFETY
To build what we believe are the best VG courses ever, we included a few small state highway crossings.
These are not closed roads — you must obey all traffic laws.
Blowing stop signs, cutting blind corners, or riding wide across the road cresting a climb is not just reckless — it puts others at risk.
We want you celebrating safely at the finish line — don’t ruin that for yourself or anyone else.
COURSE ETIQUETTE
Wave.
Be courteous.
Respect everyone on course — we don’t own these roads or trails.
Village Gravel runs on the ethos: kindness, community, and respect.
If that’s not your vibe, VG is not your place.
If it is — you’re family.
TIME LIMIT
We ask all riders to finish within 10 hours for safety and support reasons. Please plan accordingly.
CUT OFF TIMES
100-mile Course:
10:00am - Mile 34 Aid Station #1
2:00pm - Mile 61 Aid Station #2
4:00pm - Mile 83 Aid Station #3
60- mile Course:
12:30pm - Mile 20 Aid Station
2:30pm - Mile 42 Aid Station
Awards
A Variety of Rad Sponsor Awards will be handed out at a ceremony to take place after the finish of the 100-mile course.
CATEGORIES / AWARDS INCLUDE:
1st, 2nd & 3rd place finisher (per distance/category)
DFL award
Most denim worn (during ride)
Best “Outfit”
Oldest and Youngest Rider
Furthest traveled (to reach event)
Challenge Tire KOM/QOM (Strava account required) Handmade Italian Gravel Tires
Optional Women’s Start
Village Gravel offers an optional women’s-only start for all three race distances.
This start is designed for women who would prefer a little more space, less congestion, and a more relaxed start-line experience. The women’s wave will begin three minutes after the main field for each distance.
Start Times
100 Mile
Main Start: 7:30 a.m.
Optional Women’s Start: 7:33 a.m.
60 Mile
Main Start: 8:30 a.m.
Optional Women’s Start: 8:33 a.m.
30 Mile
Main Start: 9:30 a.m.
Optional Women’s Start: 9:33 a.m.
Participation is completely optional. Women may choose to start with the main field if they prefer to ride with friends, teammates, or family members.
All riders are chip timed and remain eligible for the same overall and age-group awards, regardless of which start they choose.
Important Notes
This is not your average day on gravel.
Stay sharp. Stay focused. This course throws down technical terrain you won't find on most gravel routes. You'll be tested — mentally and physically.
If you're head-strong and leg-strong, you'll pass. And you’ll be damn proud when you do. As you should be.
NAVIGATION & COURSE INFO
Study your route ahead of time. Pay attention to Aid Stations, technical descents, singletrack entries, and more.
All routes have signage at tricky intersections, turns, and all singletrack sectors.
Gravel and single track sections and turns are marked — but please download the course just in case.
Please do not drive on the course, and please be respectful to rural locals out on the roads. You may give food and drink to your rider, but ONLY at official aid stations.
ROAD CROSSINGS & SAFETY
To build what we believe are the best VG courses ever, we included a few small state highway crossings.
These are not closed roads — you must obey all traffic laws.
Blowing stop signs, cutting blind corners, or riding wide across the road cresting a climb is not just reckless — it puts others at risk.
We want you celebrating safely at the finish line — don’t ruin that for yourself or anyone else.
COURSE ETIQUETTE
Wave.
Be courteous.
Respect everyone on course — we don’t own these roads or trails.
Village Gravel runs on the ethos: kindness, community, and respect.
If that’s not your vibe, VG is not your place.
If it is — you’re family.
TIME LIMIT
We ask all riders to finish within 10 hours for safety and support reasons. Please plan accordingly.
CUT OFF TIMES
100-mile Course:
10:00am - Mile 34 Aid Station #1
2:00pm - Mile 61 Aid Station #2
4:00pm - Mile 83 Aid Station #3
60- mile Course:
12:30pm - Mile 20 Aid Station
2:30pm - Mile 42 Aid Station
Awards
A Variety of Rad Sponsor Awards will be handed out at a ceremony to take place after the finish of the 100-mile course.
CATEGORIES / AWARDS INCLUDE:
1st, 2nd & 3rd place finisher (per distance/category)
DFL award
Most denim worn (during ride)
Best “Outfit”
Oldest and Youngest Rider
Furthest traveled (to reach event)
Challenge Tire KOM/QOM (Strava account required) Handmade Italian Gravel Tires
Optional Women’s Start
Village Gravel offers an optional women’s-only start for all three race distances.
This start is designed for women who would prefer a little more space, less congestion, and a more relaxed start-line experience. The women’s wave will begin three minutes after the main field for each distance.
Start Times
100 Mile
Main Start: 7:30 a.m.
Optional Women’s Start: 7:33 a.m.
60 Mile
Main Start: 8:30 a.m.
Optional Women’s Start: 8:33 a.m.
30 Mile
Main Start: 9:30 a.m.
Optional Women’s Start: 9:33 a.m.
Participation is completely optional. Women may choose to start with the main field if they prefer to ride with friends, teammates, or family members.
All riders are chip timed and remain eligible for the same overall and age-group awards, regardless of which start they choose.
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Routes
30 Miler
33 mi · ↗ 1,334 ft
The 30-mile Village Gravel course is a scenic yet approachable route, blending rolling gravel roads, forest views, and a taste of high-country adventure perfect for both new and seasoned riders.
60 Miler
60 mi · ↗ 4,403 ft
The 60-mile Village Gravel course delivers a true endurance challenge, with long stretches of rugged gravel, steady climbs, and sweeping high-country views that showcase the best of Flagstaff riding.
100 Miler
100 mi · ↗ 5,956 ft
The 100-mile route is the ultimate test, rewarding determination with a full-day journey across Flagstaff’s most beautiful and diverse gravel terrain.
Registration
- Deadline
- August 21, 2026
Lodging
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Event organizer
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