About this event
Welcome to the first annual Pumpkin Holler Gravel bike race!
The Pumpkin Holler Gravel Smasher 30, 60 and 70 Mile Race is held at Eagle Bluff Resort, 9800 HWY 10 northeast of Tahlequah, Oklahoma.
The gravel grinder will be held alongside the already established Pumpkin Holler 100 mile running race and will share the road with the 100 mile runners as they are finishing up their event.
Please be mindful and cheer on our fellow athletes! Remember that as you are getting started, the runners have been out there for 24 hours moving and may not be totally sane....
The loop course outlines the J.T. Nickel Family Nature and Wildlife Preserve and includes 26 miles of gravel country road and approximately five miles of paved road. The course contains several rolling hills and few not-so-rolling hills. (See the History section for a better definition of the race directors reasoning for the "relatively flat" definition.) The course is surrounded by trees, pastures and prairies. The leaves are usually beginning their massive production of fall colors.
You will do one loop for the 30 or two loops for the 60 with a 10 mile out and back in the middle of your first loop for the 70 milers.
The Pumpkin Holler Gravel Smasher 30, 60 and 70 Mile Race is held at Eagle Bluff Resort, 9800 HWY 10 northeast of Tahlequah, Oklahoma.
The gravel grinder will be held alongside the already established Pumpkin Holler 100 mile running race and will share the road with the 100 mile runners as they are finishing up their event.
Please be mindful and cheer on our fellow athletes! Remember that as you are getting started, the runners have been out there for 24 hours moving and may not be totally sane....
The loop course outlines the J.T. Nickel Family Nature and Wildlife Preserve and includes 26 miles of gravel country road and approximately five miles of paved road. The course contains several rolling hills and few not-so-rolling hills. (See the History section for a better definition of the race directors reasoning for the "relatively flat" definition.) The course is surrounded by trees, pastures and prairies. The leaves are usually beginning their massive production of fall colors.
You will do one loop for the 30 or two loops for the 60 with a 10 mile out and back in the middle of your first loop for the 70 milers.