All courses are designed with fun, safety, big landscapes, and historical significance in mind. They’re all well marked and marshalled for a seamless experience on race day. These are the roads we take to every weekend. We traverse lands formed by retreating seas millions of years ago, stumbling across seashells and trilobite fossils embedded in the soft sandstone. Lands once inhabited by dinosaurs, then early man who left behind evidence of their presence buried at places like Signal Butte on the western end of the routes. Lands which more recently were roamed by indigenous nomads, transited by trappers of the 19th century fur trade, traversed by pioneers, and administered by early cowboys. The bike is the absolute best way to immerse yourself in this history as you pedal along the same paths created by these people so long ago. Please respect the rules of the road and all private property signage if you visit or ride these routes outside of race day!

*info below is for 2024. We’re busy exploring our own backyard and finding new roads in 2025. Keep an eye out for new route options for the 2026 Robidoux Rendezvous!

2024 Robidoux Rendezvous Course options

RR25

A 25 mile, beginner-friendly gravel route. Perfect for folks looking to enter the sport or just get to the party sooner! Expect 100% dirt and gravel and roughly 1,400’ of elevation gain. One aid station on course. E-bike category available.

RR47

A 47 mile all terrain cycling ride with the intermediate gravel enthusiast in mind. ~2,200’ of elevation gain mixed into gravel and optional singletrack. Two aid stations on course. E-bike category available.

RR67

A 67 mile gravel route designed to challenge your inner gravel racer! A meeting between seasoned and intermediate gravel riders looking for a fun and challenging day on the bike! Rolling hills, brutal climbs and blistering descents through 3,300’ of elevation gain on gravel, (a little) pavement, and optional singletrack. Three aid stations on course.

RR100

This is where the action happens! "The pointy end," if you will. 100 miles of mullet protocol! Business in front and party in the back if that's your jam. Maybe finishing is the biggest challenge of your life, or you’re out to pull the watt wagon to victory! Four aid stations on course and ~5,000’ of elevation gain. Gravel, pavement, and a bit of optional singletrack.