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If you’re looking for an excellent ride to prepare for Apacheria Gravel, the Gila Monster Gran Fondo is just what you need! Set against the stunning backdrop of the Gila National Forest, this event offers the perfect blend of challenge and beauty, making it an ideal training opportunity for any gravel enthusiast.
While the route primarily features pavement and chipseal, it’s completely manageable to tackle it on your gravel tires. This flexibility means that you can get the training you need without having to swap out your beloved gravel bike.
The Gila Monster Gran Fondo, presented by Hidalgo Medical Services, invites you to experience one of the country’s most iconic cycling courses along the Trail of the Mountain Spirits Scenic Byway. Here’s what you can expect:
Each distance offers a unique challenge and caters to riders of all levels. Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist or just starting, there’s a course for you!
Entry Fee:
This fee includes a stylish T-shirt and admission to the after-ride party, where you can share stories and connect with fellow cyclists!
Participants can take advantage of local accommodations like the Murray Hotel and Copper Manor Motel, both of which are offering discounts for Gila Monster Gran Fondo participants. Plus, Silver City is bustling with events, making it the perfect destination for a weekend getaway!
The Gila Monster Gran Fondo isn’t just about the ride; it’s about community. This event promises to bring together a diverse group of cyclists who share a passion for biking, the outdoors, and the thrill of adventure. With rest stops, a sag wagon, and a supportive atmosphere, you’re sure to have a fantastic time!
Don’t wait—get all the details and register here: Gila Monster Gran Fondo Registration.
As we gear up for the Apacheria Gravel event, participating in the Gila Monster Gran Fondo is a perfect way to prepare while enjoying the beautiful landscapes and community spirit of Southern Arizona.