goodnessgravel Gundy : Gravel Fondo:

Sunday 22 September 2024
Camp Street,
Gundy,
2337

Event Details

Gundy is one of the glorious small towns in the Upper Hunter Shire. The region is a slice of paradise with goodnessgravel in all directions Bring your gravel or e-Gravel ... or ... if you don't have a gravel bike, do the loop on your MTB or e-MTB. For those coming along for this ‘shorter’ 75 kilometre course, you will still experience plenty of fine riding as you pedal through the Upper Hunter Valley. Please do not forget that number of 1,655 metres of ascent, take your time and settle in to enjoy this course. This event will commence after all the riders for the 135 kilometre distance have departed from Gundy, leaving from the Recreation Grounds . Riders start at 242 metres above sea-level (ASL) and head North. For the first 8km riders will be riding along a lovely stretch of country tarmac before crossing the Isis River and soon after, goodnessgravel awaits. For more details head to goodnessgravel website.

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Sunday, 22 September, 2024
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Sunday 22 September 2024
Camp Street,
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