July 12TH, 2025 | Beaver, UT
What’s a Tushar?
The Tushars are among Utah’s tallest mountain ranges, housing several peaks over 12,000 feet in elevation and featuring Utah’s highest road at an elevation of 11,500 feet. Straddling Beaver and Piute Counties and nestled in the expansive Fishlake National Forest, the Tushars possess stunning vistas, palpable solitude and nearly unlimited opportunities for unconfined recreation.
Qualify for UNBOUND Gravel
- 50% Performance-Based: Half of the coins go to top riders in each category.
- 50% Random Drawing: Half of the coins will be up for grabs in a random drawing. Everyone’s got a shot!
- Distances: Winners will be able to register for either the UNBOUND Gravel 200 or 100 Mile distances.
Note: Winners will receive guaranteed entry to Life Time UNBOUND Gravel, this does not include the entry fee. Winners will be able to register for either the following year’s UNBOUND Gravel, or the year after that. Once participation year is selected, winners will be subject to normal deferral rules.
Welcome to Beaver!
The toughest 69.9 miles on the planet. This uniquely formatted race begins in historic downtown Beaver, the birthplace of famed outlaw Butch Cassidy, and finishes at Utah’s newest ski and summer resort, Eagle Point. Featuring a 60/40 split of gravel to tarmac gravel sectors, it affords riders the opportunity to explore the stunning backcountry of Utah’s little-known Tushar Mountains and Fishlake National Forest.
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LIFE TIME MEMBERS EARLY ACCESS REGISTRATION
Life Time members — after six months of Club-Access Membership — get entry to our athletic events one week before the event registration opening to the general public or guaranteed registration in lotteries*.
*Exception for Leadville Trail 100s
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