Dirt Diggler Gravel Grinder
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The 7th Annual Dirt Diggler Gravel Grinder hits Transylvania County this fall Starting and finishing at the REEB Ranch, this gravel bike race will feature a backcountry/gravel road tour through some of the best kept secrets in Western North Carolina. It meanders  through DuPont State Forest, gated private property, and ends on 2 miles of singletrack. Riders are supported with our well-marked course, chip timing, fully supported rest stops with medical assistance available, and SAG wagons.

Date: Saturday, September 11th,  2021  (Rain or Shine)
Time: Mandatory ride meeting at start line at 7:50 am. 45.5 mile Ride starts at 8:00 am. 27 mile ride starts at 8:30 am
Packet Pickup: Registration packet pickup is race morning from 6:00-7:30 am. Early packet pickup will be available on Friday from  6:00-8:00 pm at the start/finish at REEB Ranch Farm; I.D. Required
Amenities: Timing with Category Results & Awards for the Top 3 in these categories: 19 and under, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59 and 60 plus. Time clock, awesome rest stops with medical assistance available (if needed), SAG Wagons, Well Marked Route, Restrooms and so much more. You must be present to receive your award.
Required Gear: All riders must wear a secure helmet at all times during the race.
Rest Stops: There are 2 rest stops on the 45.5 mile course and 1 on the 27 mile course.  Rest stops are stocked with H₂O, CLIF products and Energy Drinks, Coke and Sprite, bars and assorted snacks, fruit, PB&J sandwiches, and lots of encouragement from our rest stop personnel!
T Shirts: T-shirts are an option to all participants pre-registered by August 15th, 2021.
Directions: Race start/finish is in front at the REEB Ranch in Hendersonville, NC.  From the intersection of Highway 280, Highway 64, and 276 in Pisgah Forest, head about 3.5 miles south on Highway 64 to a right on Crab Creek Road at the traffic light.  Follow Crab Creek for 4.5 miles to a right on Shoal Falls Road into the REEB Ranch.

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