Mountain Bike

43.9 miles

Distance

1,541 ft

Climb

-1,541 ft

Descent

1 mile

High Point

This course is great for anyone looking for a sampling of everything the full 131 has to offer, with a little less pain and suffering, and a lot more time for post-race beers. You get 10 miles of smooth tarmac to warm up on before hitting the gravel of Coal Mine Road, where the majority of the course’s ~2000 feet of elevation gain are earned. Expect some punchy climbs, beautiful views, and generally decent road conditions as you explore the hills outside Lander. Riders turnaround in Hudson and follow the same route back to Lander.

Detailed Description

45-MILE - WYO131 is a 44 mile intermediate race route located near Lander Wyoming. This gravel bike primary route and has a moderate overall physical rating. This route includes 1 trails. This route climbs 1,541 ft with a max elevation of 5,537 ft then descends -1,541 ft.

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Lander Cycling Club (landercycling.org)

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Wyoming Singletrack: A Mtn Bike Trail Guide
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Past Events

- 7 Sep 2024
WYO-131
Race

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Trails in Route

Coal Mine Road

9 miles

Route POI

	Aid Station 1	Aid Station
	Turnaround	Information
	HWY Crossing	Information

Details

Race Course
Riding area

Lander
Primary Activity

Gravel Bike
Other Activities
- Road Bike
Difficulty rating

Blue
Route Type

Out & Back
Physical rating

Moderate

More Stats for 45-MILE - WYO131 mountain bike route

Altitude min

5,095 ft
Altitude start

5,406 ft
Altitude end

5,407 ft
Grade max

-18.6%
Grade min

48.3%
Distance climb

21 miles
Distance down

22 miles
Distance flat

1 mile

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