Gravel Cycling in the Wine Country of the Barossa Valley: South Australia
"The Barossa Valley is a valley in South Australia located 60 kilometres (37 mi) northeast of Adelaide city centre. The valley is formed by the North Para River. It is…
Throwback to the 2011 Rouge Roubaix: Road Bikes on Gravel Roads! St. Francisville, Louisiana
Rouge Roubaix: "A classic 105-mile road race that covers the good, the bad, and the ugly of the Feliciana’s. The race starts in St. Francisville, Louisiana, and travels north and…
Riding Gravel Bikes in and around Girona, Spain! – Part Two of Three
Girona is a city in northern Catalonia, Spain, at the confluence of the Ter, Onyar, Galligants, and Güell rivers. The city had an official population of 101,852 in 2019. Girona…
Podcast: Caroline Dezendorf of the Easton Overland Gravel Team!
Our partner in podcasting, The Gravel Ride Podcast, speaks with Caroline Dezendorf of the Easton Overland Gravel Team and the Marin County Bike Coalition. We learn of Caroline's start in…
Video – Mudcrutch Gravel Team Time Trial Ride!: High Springs, Florida
Mudcrutch Gravel Team Time Trial Ride Held on March 1, 2020 - Pre Covid-19, "Teams of up to five cyclists, comprised of Men, Women or Co-ed, will ride a 48-mile course…
Exploring Pine Mountain & Warm Springs, Georgia: Where FDR went to Relax
This video explores the environment and towns of Pine Mountain, Warm Springs, Manchester, and Woodland, Georgia. Situated about 40 miles north of Columbus, Georgia, this area became a favorite of…
To Get Away: The Ohio Gravel Grinder Story – by Ray George
We created this site for people who enjoy gravel road riding in Ohio and beyond. Look for events, routes, gear, and experiences - OhioGravelGrinders.com My Story I’ve ridden gravel roads…
Pasaquan & Peanuts: Welcome to Southwest Georgia, USA – Buena Vista, Ellaville, Americus & Plains
This video is jam-packed with old towns, history, kitschy items of interest, marvelous scenery and quiet mixed-surface roads. All of this madness began and ended in the town of Buena…
Nibelungen Gravel Ride Edition 2020, Germany: by Timo Rokitta
2020 sees Europe in the grip of Coronavirus and most cycling events have been canceled. There are some lesser-known events such as the Nibelungen gravel ride in Worms, that took…
The Road to Transcontinental Race: Part Six by Sebastian Breuer
The rollercoaster is still going on, but firstly, the good news. On the 11th of June at 5 O'Clock in the morning, I began the longest ride of my lifetime,…
Riding Gravel Bikes in and around Girona, Spain! – Part One of Three
Girona is a city in northern Catalonia, Spain, at the confluence of the Ter, Onyar, Galligants, and Güell rivers. The city had an official population of 101,852 in 2019. Girona…
Podcast: Ever wondered about repair options for a Carbon Frame? – Meet Ruckus Composites
Ever wonder what happens if you dent, ding or crack your fancy carbon frame? Our partner in podcasting, The Gravel Ride Podcast, pondered that question and decided to have a…
Pelham, Baconton, Camilla & beyond… rambling about Georgia, USA
Circa May / June / July 2020, the Coronavirus pandemic continues to persist, but that isn't stopping me from continuing my solo exploration of mixed-surface roads and towns far off…
A Gravel Ride by the Baltic Sea: Hansegravel by Timo Rokitta
Hanse is the name of the association of North German merchants between the mid-12th century and the mid-17th century, the aim of which was to promote free trade and common…