Rexy Co2uT 2026
About This Event
This point-to-point desert gravel adventure connects two iconic cycling destinations across 200 miles of remote Southwestern terrain. The full course travels from Moab, Utah to Fruita, Colorado, featuring 11,400 feet of climbing through diverse landscapes rarely seen by cyclists. Shorter options include the 100-mile “Little Moe” starting in Cisco, Utah, and the 52-mile “Little T” beginning just over the Utah border.
The route showcases classic desert hardpack dirt, gravel sections, and occasional sand segments along jeep-style roads and county-maintained routes. Despite the substantial elevation gain, the terrain remains gravel-friendly rather than technical mountain biking, making it ideal for gravel-specific bikes with wider tires for better traction and comfort. The course avoids single-track and rock gardens, focusing instead on the raw challenge of distance and desert conditions.
Five aid stations spread 25-45 miles apart provide hydration and nutrition support, but self-sufficiency between stations is crucial given the remote desert environment. Riders have just under 24 hours to complete the challenge, with crew support allowed at designated locations only.
The event attracts upwards of 1,500 participants annually across solo and relay team categories, though solo entries are capped at 500 riders. One veteran participant describes it as “an instant classic gravel event” with “spectacular vistas all around and incredibly challenging riding beneath your tires.”
The finish celebration in downtown Fruita features food, beer, music, and a bonfire, emphasizing the event’s focus on endurance, mental strength, and community rather than pure speed. Awards recognize all finishers, not just top performers.
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