Gravel Club

Gravel roads that seemingly have no end and off the beaten path exploration of the Houston Region

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Sealy Texas 30 Mile (Gravel)

49 km 122 m
Gravel Club

Gravel roads that seemingly have no end and off the beaten path exploration of the Houston Region

49 km 122 m
Austin County, TX, US
Asfaltata

The closest gravel to Houston includes deep sand, a water crossing, and excellent post ride food.

The closest gravel to Houston includes deep sand, a water crossing, and excellent post ride food. (less)

Austin County, TX, US

The closest gravel to Houston includes deep sand, a water crossing, and excellent post ride food.

The closest gravel to Houston includes deep sand, a water crossing, and excellent post ride food. (less)

Float the Grinders (43 miles, Gravel)

70 km 548 m
Gravel Club

Gravel roads that seemingly have no end and off the beaten path exploration of the Houston Region

70 km 548 m
Austin County, TX, US
Asfaltata

This gravel route connecting New Ulm, Fayetteville, and Ellinger has two water crossings of Cummi... more

This gravel route connecting New Ulm, Fayetteville, and Ellinger has two water crossings of Cummin's Creek and a stop at famous Hruska's for the national pastry of Texas: kolaches. The area is steeped in local German and Czech immigrant history.

Please check stream flow conditions prior to attempting this ride. The Redgate Creek USGS gauge near Columbus should have similar conditions.

https://waterdata.usgs.gov/nwis/uv?site_no=08160800

Discharge and gauge height should be median or less for safe crossing. Do not attempt to cross during high or rising discharge or height periods. During normal conditions, the crossings are ride-able or walk-able. (less)

Austin County, TX, US

This gravel route connecting New Ulm, Fayetteville, and Ellinger has two water crossings of Cummin's Creek and a stop at famous Hruska's for the national pastry of Texas: kolaches. The area is steeped in loc...more

This gravel route connecting New Ulm, Fayetteville, and Ellinger has two water crossings of Cummin's Creek and a stop at famous Hruska's for the national pastry of Texas: kolaches. The area is steeped in local German and Czech immigrant history.

Please check stream flow conditions prior to attempting this ride. The Redgate Creek USGS gauge near Columbus should have similar conditions.

https://waterdata.usgs.gov/nwis/uv?site_no=08160800

Discharge and gauge height should be median or less for safe crossing. Do not attempt to cross during high or rising discharge or height periods. During normal conditions, the crossings are ride-able or walk-able. (less)