Whether you’re a seasoned gravel cyclist or new to the sport, the UK offers a plethora of incredible gravel cycling events waiting to be conquered
With our top 12 recommended events, we’ll take you on a journey through some of the best gravel routes in the UK, from the picturesque countryside of Wales to the rugged terrain of Scotland and Northern Ireland and the rolling hills of England.
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The first UCI Gravel World Series event to be staged in Britain, the 3rd edition will see riders battle across a challenging, varied 111km race route with over 1,700m of climbing in the heart of the stunning Galloway Forest Park.
Almost entirely off road, it provides access to arguably some of the best gravel trails in the UK. The South West of Scotland is the perfect stage for this immense gravel race and ride.The Gralloch has quickly become the UK’s must-attend gravel cycling event, attracting competitors and cycling enthusiasts from across Europe, with over 3,000 participants expected in 2025.
The Gralloch has quickly become the UK’s must-attend gravel cycling event, attracting competitors and cycling enthusiasts from across Europe, with over 3,000 participants expected in 2025.
Set amidst the rolling hills, rugged terrain, and lush forests of the Galloway and Southern Ayrshire UNESCO Biosphere, the event is known for its stunning courses, exceptional organisation, and festive atmosphere offering a jam-packed weekend of shakeout rides, live music, food, drink, talks with legends of cycling, after-party and much more.
Last year, from a sold-out field of 2,000 participants, Geerike Schreurs (Specialized – SD Worx) took 1st place in The Gralloch women's race. She managed to get 29 second lead over Nicole Frain and rode to a solo victory in a time of 3h 42m 29s with Tiffany Cromwell, 2023 winner, in third place.
Former pro Matthew Holmes, attacked Nathan Haas and Petr Vakoc and rode solo 1 minute ahead of the pair in a time of 3h12m 47s, the pair behind finishing in a time of 3h 14m 17s.
New Gravel Sportive
Taking place the day after the main UCI Gravel World Series race, the new sportive invites riders of all abilities to join the fun on Sunday, 18 May 2025, and explore the stunning Galloway Forest Park on one of two challenging yet rewarding routes. Designed to offer riders an incredible gravel adventure, the Sportive features two distinct routes tailored to diverse levels of endurance and skill.
The Long Route, named 'The Stag,' covers 111km with 1750m of climbing, offering a true challenge for experienced riders who crave an epic day on the gravel. The Stag will be the identical route the elite and amateur racers tackle the day before as part of the UCI Gravel World Series.
Meanwhile, the Short Route, named 'The Fawn,' spans 53km with 800m of climbing, providing a more accessible yet equally scenic option with vistas of the Solway Coast, stunning lochs and the Scottish wilderness. Both routes allow participants to immerse themselves in the beauty of Scotland’s landscapes without the intensity of a race.
The sportive is non-competitive, designed for riders to enjoy a supportive and relaxed gravel adventure, whether cycling with friends, family, or other participants. The Gralloch Sportive route offers riders everything for a successful and enjoyable day in the saddle, with fully signposted routes, professional on-route support teams, mechanical support, nutrition support, professional timing, medical back-up and several dedicated rest stops offering participants the opportunity to relax, refuel and enjoy stunning views before continuing their ride.
April 25 - 27, 2025 - Keilder Forest, Northumberland
The Dirty Reiver was the UK's first "Mid-Western" United States themed Gravel Grinders, and is a 200 km off road cycling challenge.
Now in its 10th year the 9th edition of the Panaracer Dirty Reiver continues to be one of the Premier Gravel events on the UK calendar. It attracts riders from around the world, and the routes use the extensive forest access roads in the Northern English Borders around Kielder Forest.
With distances from 65km to 200km there is something for riders of all abilities, with all routes taking in the best gravel in the area, if not in the UK.
The 200km full distance is a rite of passage in the gravel world and a real test of stamina, skill and self reliance. Expect to be 95% on gravel for the full ride – something that cannot be experienced in many places in the UK.
The Gravel Expo in the event village, set in the Kielder Castle grounds, showcases some of the best brands in the industry and provides food, drink, showers and barista coffee all on site.
All three event distances are on well surfaced hard packed gravel access roads.
The 200km event is one continuous loop with three feed stations at approx 52km, 103km and 154km approx. There is 3,100m of climbing with cut-offs at 34km and 136km if required.
With all three courses being nearly 100% off-road, riders should expect a challenging but rewarding day in the saddle.
The 130km event follows a similar route to the 200km with 2,100m of climbing, feeds at 52km and 103km and a cut-off at 34km. The 65km event has 1,000m of climning with a feed at 48km.
The courses are suitable for any off-road bike with 33c or larger tyres – preferable with an off-road tread. While the course is designed to favour gravel bikes, a hardtail MTB or similar will suffice.
Unfortunately the 2025 edition is already sold out, however you can join the waitlist!
Gritfest has become the UK's premier gravel cycling race and but remains open to all off-road bikes.
Featuring 3 days of incredible riding around the Cambrian Mountains within Mid Wales. It includes timed special stages on gravel and over a mixture of terrain.
Includes an optional prologue stage on Friday evening, and 2 full days across the weekend. With approximately 125km across the 2 days, you will need a certain level of fitness to finish. Each day there is a considerable amount of climbing.
We will have several catering outlets at the event and have worked closely with them all for a number of years. Expect good quality, tasty and nutritious food that will keep your energy levels up. There is pizza too and Stokh brewery on site.
There will be live music and entertainment on going until 10pm on Friday & Saturday night, but there will be a quiet camping area that is furthest away from the main area. Families and doghs welcome!
The WTB Prologue returns for 2025, and it will take place on Friday afternoon and early evening. This is not a compulsory stage, and it will not form a part of the overall results. Separate prizes will be awarded, including spot prizes. The course is approximately 5.4km and just a short ride from the arena. Expect a fun start to the event and a chance to get the legs warmed up for the weekend ahead.
Day 1 of Gritfest will take riders to some of the most spectacular riding and areas you will see in the UK. The first special stage takes riders through Twyi forest with a fast descent to finish. After a short linking section, SS2 is the longest of the event, into the heart of Tywi with an undulating track to keep you on your toes, and a fast finish. SS3 takes riders into new areas, with another timed section that features more descending than climbing. 3 Timed Special Stages and 1 Feed & re-fueling station
Day 2 starts with a stage around Llyn Brianne, before riding in more new sections for the event. The final timed stage is the rider's favourite downhill stage overlooking Llyn Brianne before the final few untimed kilometres back to the arena and the overall event finish. 3 Timed Special Stages and 1 Fueling & hydration station
Lauf Gritfest is as serious a race as you make it. You can try and beat your mate, try to beat everyone or just sit back and enjoy the stunning scenery around the area.
The UCI Gravel World Series is back to Wales and UCI Graean Cymru is one of the premier gravel races in Wales
It's one of the final qualifiers for the 2025 UCI Gravel World Championships in Nice that take place October 17 - 18, 2025.
Take on this epic 110km course in beautiful North Wales on closed roads and trails.
Started on the shores of Llyn Brenig, this ride includes a loop of the reservoir before heading onto the smooth gravel roads of Clocaenog Forest with a few punchy climbs and fast, flowing sections. One of the most picturesque finishes of the UCI Gravel World Series with a 1km finish straight on the shores of Llyn Brenig.
The race is two laps of a 53km course. Expect a mix of terrain and a few sections of singletrack among the wider gravel fire roads.
All riders do two laps of the course (total 105km) except men 65+ and women 60+ that do one lap (53km)
Sat 6th Sep – Elite Women, men aged 50+ and all women
Sun 7th Sep – Elite men and men aged 19-49
The route is in a beautiful & remote part of North Wales and as a result, parking is very limited. Parking for the race must be purchased with your entry (in the checkout). We would really appreciate it if you can ride to the start, get dropped off or share a lift.
Llyn Brenig itself has plenty of things to do for non-riders. The visitor centre has info on local walks, watersports & attractions nearby. There are plenty of hotels & campsites in nearby Ruthin.
Last year the men's race was won by Connor Swift ahead of his cousin while the brilliant Joscelin Loweden took the women's race. It's your chance to ride with leading pros and top amateurs at a UCI event. With the worlds going to Australia in 2026 this is the last chance in a while to represent Team GB at the Gravel World Champs closer to home.
September 12-14, 2025 - Dalby Forest, North Yorkshire
The 2025 British Gravel Championships are set to take place from 12-14 September, bringing the UK’s top gravel racers together to battle for national titles in one of the fastest-growing disciplines in cycling. Organised by Red On Sports, the event will be hosted at Dalby Forest, North Yorkshire, marking an exciting new chapter for the premier gravel racing competition in the UK.
As gravel cycling continues its rapid rise in popularity, the British Gravel Championships serves as the pinnacle event for riders seeking to test their skills against the nation’s best. Following the success of previous editions, the 2025 event will feature an exhilarating course designed to challenge both seasoned professionals and dedicated amateur racers.
Dalby Forest, nestled in the heart of North Yorkshire on the edge of the North York Moors National Park, is a premier destination for outdoor adventure and a fitting stage for the 2025 British Gravel Championships. Known for its breathtaking scenery, varied terrain, and rich cycling heritage, including hosting the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup and featuring in the Tour de Yorkshire, Dalby offers a challenging yet rewarding course. With fast gravel tracks, technical sections, and tough climbs, riders will experience an unforgettable test of endurance and skill.
BRAND NEW GRAVEL TIME TRIAL
New for 2025, the British Gravel Championships will feature an exciting Time Trial event, giving riders the chance to test their speed and strategy against the clock. This individual race format will challenge competitors to tackle a specially designed course that highlights the fast, technical, and demanding nature of gravel racing. With no pack dynamics to rely on, riders must push their limits in a true test of pacing and power, making for an exhilarating addition to the championship weekend. National titles will be on the line across all Masters age groups and in the Junior & Elite categories.
EVENT OVERVIEW
Elite & Age-Group Gravel Races: The Championships will once again feature both elite and age-group categories, ensuring riders of all backgrounds have a chance to compete for national titles. For the first time the Masters & Junior Championships (Saturday) will take place on a separate day than the Elite Races (Sunday). This follows feedback from age-group racers wishing to spectate more Elite racing. Sunday will see a separate Men’s and Women’s Elite Race, making for a spectacular day for spectators and riders alike.
A True Gravel Test: The course designs for both the Time Trial and Gravel Races incorporate the best of British gravel, offering a mix of forest tracks, rugged sections, epic climbs and thrilling descents that demand versatility from riders. The Time Trial will test riders of 16.1km with 195m of climbing whilst all age-groups, junior and elite riders in the race will tackle 120km with 2000m of climbing (with racing taking place on a 30km lap).
Community & Spectator Experience: Beyond the racing action, the event will feature an expanded expo area, demo opportunities, entertainment, and dedicated spectator zones to enhance the experience for fans and supporters.
Additional Night-Time Challenge Event: Building on the roaring success of the Night Ride at previous British Gravel Championships events (pre-2024) will see a brand new non-Championships challenge event added to the weekend schedule. More details to be announced soon.
GET INVOLVED
Whether an elite rider chasing a national title or an enthusiastic amateur looking for a personal challenge, this is set to be one of the most exciting gravel races of the year. With a stunning course, top-tier competition, and an electric race atmosphere, it’s the perfect event for anyone wanting to push their limits and experience the very best of British gravel racing.
Registration for the 2025 British Gravel Championships is now open, with a limited quantity of early-bird entries available at www.britishgravelchampionships.com. Spots are expected to fill quickly.
#6 Lakelander Gravel Grinder
October 4, 2025 - County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland
Lakelander Gravel Grinder in Northern Ireland, is Ireland's Premier Gravel Cycling Challenge, and is open to Gravel Bikes, Mountain Bikes and E Bikes.
Expect wilderness, remoteness and spectacular views across this virtually unexplored part of Ireland.
These events have been expertly designed by our experienced event team in order to challenge participants physically and mentally over a demanding route with stunning views across County Fermanagh and beyond.
Expect tough climbs, fast sweeping downhills and rolling countryside passing loughs, stunning vistas and even a few Game of Thrones filming locations.
A tough but enjoyable day in the saddle and all in the fine company of like-minded gravel cyclists from all over Ireland and further afield.
Riders can take on the 100km Big Dog Challenge with 1,850 meters of elevation, the 60km Mongrel Challenge with 880 meters of elevation or the shorter 50km Little Dog Challenge with 850 meters of elevation.
Fermanagh Lakelands are back open for business. If you are considering a staycation this summer, Fermanagh is a real gem of a location, the home to the Lakelander Gravel Grinder.
The South Downs Way; it has long been a right of passage in mountain biking circles. And now you can take on this hundred mile ribbon of imposing chalk downland in a single day with our unparalleled Trail Break support.
Ride the South Downs Way in a day with first class organisation and support, including fully signpposted routes and well stocked feed staions every 20 miles.
Renowned as a supreme physical rather than technical challenge, the South Downs Way is the most high profile long distance MTB and Gravel challenge in the UK.
But so much more, too. The huge climbs, sweeping descents and expansive coastal views make it a truly memorable ride in one of the most quintessentially beautiful parts of the British countryside.
South Downs Century brings you all of this in the ultimate South Downs event! An unforgettable experience and a monumental challenge and endurance badge of honour!
The Mile Century: 100 mile option
South Downs Century pits you against the full; 100 miles of the South Downs Way; a giant of ride including over 12,000ft of climbing in a single day on eye-wateringly steep gradients! The route is 90% off road on classic South Downs chalk tracks, and the views of this endless trail are as breathtaking as the climbs! The South Downs Way should be on every mountain biker’s bucket list. South Downs Century is the perfect way to tick it off!
Starting alongside the 100 km event in Winchester, the 100 mile route finishes at Beachy Head above Eastbourne; an inspirational finish point for your epic ride!
The Kilometre Century: 100km option
South Downs Century includes a kilometre century option; 100km and almost 7,500ft of climbing in a single day, 90% off road on classic South Downs chalk tracks, the South Downs Century kilometre century is a physical test and a genuine epic, and the perfect preparation for taking on the full 100 mile South Downs Century in a future year!
Starting alongside the 100 mile event in Winchester, the 100km route finishes on top of Truleigh Hill above Shoreham; ideal for an easy pick up off the A27, or downhill all the way to the station to begin your journey home!
South Downs is fully supported, from route marking to multiple feed and support stops, so all you have to do is concentrate on taking on this epic ride!
South Downs Century was the first South Downs Way event aimed at gravel bikers, and this is the ultimate UK gravel bike challenge.
Do you have what it takes to beat this epic trail?
The stunning Lake District has a epic gravel on offer this summer.
Thre are three routes on this off road adventure around Coniston and the Grizedale Forest taking in a great mix of challenging climbs and fast, flowing sections through the forest.
The ride takes you into remote parts of the Lakes that most people never see. Pure escapism and one of the greatest gravel rides of the year.
Hawkshead Hill (2.3km at 7%) comes just 2km into the route and is a good indicator of what is to come!
The short route is 50 km with 1,150m of climbing, the medium route is 66 km with 1,500m of climbing and the 90 km route packs in 2,150m of climbing. A challenging route both in terms of the amount of climbing and the terrain which varies between smooth fire roads and rockier technical sections.
The short & medium route are suitable for most riders ready for a big day, the long route is more suitable for experienced off-roaders, expect a tough day with 9 climbs packed into the 90km course.
There is a real mix of terrain but the tougher sections are challenging with rocky sections and small bits of hike-a-bike.
You will be greeted at the finish line with a beer & food, the perfect way to chat about your day with fellow riders
Camping available in Coniston on Fri & Sat night for a glorious summer weekend break in the Lakes.
The Stone Circle is a weekend festival of gravel cycling, featuring three route options, camping, DJs, pizza, craft beers, a fancy dress hill climb and prizes focused on inclusivity and fun.
Four former employees, all creditors of the business, have started a new company and will deliver the next edition of Stone Circle on June 27-29, 2025.
The event will get underway from the English Heritage hilltop fort of Old Sarum and includes 3 routes; The 80km Jester with 1,000m of climbin, The 130km Rebel with 1,800m of climbing, and The 220km Bastard with 2,500m of climing.
The Festival Fort at Old Sarum will be a bigger and better base than ever with carefully selected expo partners, beer, pizza, live DJ, bike park and a pre-pitched tented village in the campsite area.
The Stone Circle includes a sunrise passing of Stonehenge, and a host of other historic landmarks, a mixture of exclusive American style gravel through MOD (Ministry of Defence) land, as well as single track, bridleways, forest trails, farmyard tracks and English countryside., before returning to Old Sarum Hill Fort for a midsummer party.
Wrap it up on Sunday with hangover rides and sunrise yoga.
Cornwall Grit gravel bike event offers two routes showcasing the best bits of the West Kernow Way route devised by CyclingUK.
If offers spectatcular views of the Cornish coast line, old mining engine houses, some of the best surfing beaches in the UK and some of best gravel in the South West.
This event is not to be missed!
There are two routes, the 75km Berdemyn (Cornish for short) which is a clockwise loop of the Lands End peninsular using bridleways, tracks & some lanes. The 95km Hir (Cornish for lengthy) continues further East on gravel tracks past Hayle before heading back across to the south coast.
There are three feedstations including the main one at St Just and riders will be chip timed.
This event is the same day as the Lands End 100 road sportive & shares the same start & finish in Marazio for a big event atmosphere.
Add camping for just £6 per night at the nearby Arch Lane Campsite. It’s where the Sportiva Events crew stay.
This gravel event returns for a sixth year. It’s ideal for gravel bikes, MTBs, cyclocross bikes & ebikes & takes in the best gravel trails of East Devon.
It starts at Imperial Recreation Ground in Exmouth. This just adds a few flat, traffic free miles along the excellent and very scenic Exe Estuary Trail.
Thjere are 4 routes available, the 43 km Grit Mini with 470m of climbing. The 70 km Standard Grit with 920m of climbing, the 82 km Full Grit with 1,130m of climbing and the even tougher 110 km Grit Extreme with 1,670m of climbing.
All routes take in some of the best sections of Woodbury Common. Highlights include Woodbury Castle & some great single track on the common, a section of the Exe Estuary path, a climb up for views of the sea at the top of Beacon Hill and also Mutter Moor.
The routes are designed to be ridden on a gravel bike but a cyclocross bike or a lightweight XC mountain bike will be almost as quick. E-mountain bikes are also welcome. The ride is not suitable for road bikes and recommend a minimum tyre width of 35mm and 40mm.
Don’t underestimate these rides! You need to add at least 50 percent onto the distances to get the ‘road’ equivalent in time & energy required to take them on.
The Extreme route will be a long day out for some of you, The cut off time is 10 hours.
An official photographer will be out on the course and hopefully they'll be giving out Chopper Golden Ale from Bays Brewery at the finish line!
Not a gravel event per se, but for cyclists who've never ridden off-road before and want to dip their toe into gravel riding, this is just for you.
As a hardened roadie, riding off road can be a bit of a shock initially! It's slower, muddier and requires a lot more technical riding skills.
The Southwold Roubaix also has OPTIONAL off-road sections. These are called our Roubaix “sectors” in homage to the famous early season “Paris-Roubaix” race that utilises short sectors of rough tracks within northern France and is being run on the same day.
The majestic seaside town of Southwold plays host to the 7th edition of the Southwold Roubaix Sportive.
The wild and rural Suffolk coastline, heathlands and villages offers some beautiful country roads and makes the perfect place for an early season sportive.
Challenge yourself on either 25, 50, 75 mile routes or by popular demand, our 100 mile route to bag your first century of the year!
The achievement of conquering the Southwold Roubaix challenge is raised by the weather where it is possible to have all four seasons in an hour! You will earn your medal and Adnams after this one…
Any road or gravel bike can tackle the sectors but you are likely to get muddy and/or dusty. You can simply choose en-route whether to tackle the sectors or bypass them as both are signposted and in the downloadable routes.
Why not give it a go and get out of your comfort zone?
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