Name: Crusher in the Tusher
Address: Beaver, UT
Rating: 5

Mountain Bike

65.6 miles

Distance

9,959 ft

Climb

-5,640 ft

Descent

2 miles

High Point

The Premier Utah Gravel Grinder Race. Part road and part gravel/dirt road.

This uniquely formatted race begins in historic downtown Beaver, Utah the birthplace of famed outlaw “Butch Cassidy” and finishes at Utah’s newest ski and Summer resort, Eagle Point. Featuring a 40/60 split between tarmac and dirt & gravel sectors, the 70 mile course accumulates over 10,000 feet of elevation gain and affords riders the opportunity to explore the stunning back country of Utah’s little-known Tushar Mountains and Fishlake National Forest.

Detailed Description

Crusher in the Tusher is a 66 mile intermediate race route located near Beaver Utah. This mountain bike only route can be used one direction and has a extreme overall physical rating. This route climbs 9,959 ft with a max elevation of 10,291 ft then descends -5,640 ft.

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Route POI

	Aid Station #1	Aid Station
	Aid Station #2	Aid Station
	Aid Station #4	Aid Station
	Aid Station #3	Aid Station
	ProForm King/Queen of the Mountain	Checkpoint

Details

Race Course
Riding area

Eagle Point Resort
Primary Activity

Mountain Bike
Difficulty rating

Blue
Route Type

Loop
Bike type

CX, Gravel
Direction

One Direction
Physical rating

Extreme

More Stats for Crusher in the Tusher mountain bike route

Altitude min

5,972 ft
Altitude start

5,972 ft
Altitude end

10,292 ft
Grade

1.2%
Grade max

-67.5%
Grade min

52.2%
Distance climb

39 miles
Distance down

24 miles
Distance flat

3 miles

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