Routes
Miesville 56 (2018)
57
mi
1,662
ft
Gravel racing
This is the official route of the Miesville 56 (2018) and almost 100% gravel on public roads. It... more
This is the official route of the Miesville 56 (2018) and almost 100% gravel on public roads. It offers a mix of flat/rolling plains and steep wooded areas. Welch, at mile 50 has a couple of cafes, but there's otherwise no resources on the route. Carry as much water as you will need.
Adapted from the GPX listed at https://wordpress.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=97196fd4f5a7d72b66318c144&id=38c43578bb&e=24ac5dd56d (less)
This is the official route of the Miesville 56 (2018) and almost 100% gravel on public roads. It offers a mix of flat/rolling plains and steep wooded areas. Welch, at mile 50 has a couple of cafes, but the...more
This is the official route of the Miesville 56 (2018) and almost 100% gravel on public roads. It offers a mix of flat/rolling plains and steep wooded areas. Welch, at mile 50 has a couple of cafes, but there's otherwise no resources on the route. Carry as much water as you will need.
Adapted from the GPX listed at https://wordpress.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=97196fd4f5a7d72b66318c144&id=38c43578bb&e=24ac5dd56d (less)
Minneapolis to Duluth (via 61 and Munger Trail)
158
mi
2,105
ft
Gravel racing
This is a 160 mile route from Minneapolis to the outskirts of West Duluth (The Willard Munger Inn... more
This is a 160 mile route from Minneapolis to the outskirts of West Duluth (The Willard Munger Inn). The route is optimized to maximize time spent on underpopulated local roads, highways with large shoulders (mostly Highway 61), and the fully paved Munger Trail. It is almost entirely flat and provides a few beautiful view of Minnesota's rivers. (less)
This is a 160 mile route from Minneapolis to the outskirts of West Duluth (The Willard Munger Inn). The route is optimized to maximize time spent on underpopulated local roads, highways with large shoulders...more
This is a 160 mile route from Minneapolis to the outskirts of West Duluth (The Willard Munger Inn). The route is optimized to maximize time spent on underpopulated local roads, highways with large shoulders (mostly Highway 61), and the fully paved Munger Trail. It is almost entirely flat and provides a few beautiful view of Minnesota's rivers. (less)
