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At Apacheria Gravel, we’re passionate about creating an unparalleled cycling experience that celebrates adventure, community, and the natural beauty of the Apacheria region. Our event is more than just a race—it’s an opportunity for cyclists to embark on a journey of self-discovery, camaraderie, and exploration.
Our vision is to provide a platform where adventurers can immerse themselves in the true essence of adventure. We believe in honoring cyclists, their travel companions, and the communities that support Apacheria Gravel. By fostering a culture of respect, authenticity, and excellence, we strive to exceed the expectations of every participant and leave a positive impact on the cycling community.
Our mission is to curate a remarkable experience for cyclists of all levels by offering unique routes, supportive infrastructure, and engaging activities. We’re committed to ensuring the safety and enjoyment of every participant while showcasing the rich history and natural wonders of the Apacheria region.
The Apacheria Gravel event (the PROJECT) is being produced to make ‘everyone smile’ (participants, friends, family, community, volunteers and the promoter). Events that make GREAT MEMORIES for their participants (ALL), that contribute meaningfully (Respect & Honor) to the GRAVEL Culture and that leave the PLACE – Borderlands, Douglas, Cochise County / we call Apacheria Gravel – a better place than we found it.
Join us on this incredible journey of adventure, camaraderie, and discovery. Whether you’re a professional, seasoned cyclist seeking new challenges or a beginner looking to explore the beauty of gravel cycling, there’s a place for you at Apacheria Gravel. Experience the thrill of the ride, connect with like-minded cyclists, and create memories that will last a lifetime. Together, let’s make every mile an unforgettable adventure.
If you’re interested in volunteering for the event, please visit Volunteer Sign Up Form page by clicking the box below. You will receive a SWAG bag, event poster, Volunteer’s t-shirt, numerous thank-yous, Food & Beverage, and an opportunity to provide a ‘hand-up!
To Native American Indians, a White Bison calf, is the most sacred living thing on earth. The White Bison calf is a sign to begin life’s sacred loop. Native American Indians (some) say the birth of a White Bison calf is an omen because the birth takes place in the most unexpected places. The birth, of a White Bison calf, is sacred with-in Native American Indian communities, because it brings a sense of hope and is a sign that good times are about to happen. The early Apache inhabitants of the South West USA were nomadic people. Some ‘groups’ roamed as far south as Mexico. The Apache were primarily hunters of the Bison but they also practiced limited farming. Bison roamed south in the winter and returned to the north in the summer. The Bison were nomadic and present in vast areas of the Western USA - Primarily the great plains (north to south) and further to the west.
Species of Bison (Buffalo): Plains Bison, Wood Bison, European Bison (Lowland and Mountain)
Sources:
www.allaboutbison.com
www.nps.gov/articles/bison-bellows-12-24-15
