Triple Crown Gravel Fondo Series

Name: Sea2Sky Gravel Fondo 2024
Start: 2024-10-05T00:00:00-04:00
End: 2024-10-05T23:59:59-04:00
Location: Squamish, British Columbia

The Triple Crown Gravel Fondo Series, organized by Tri 1 Events, is a British Columbia, Canada cycling event. It consists of three different gravel fondo rides, each with its own unique course and challenges. The Triple Crown rides are designed for cyclists of all levels, from beginner to advanced, and offer a challenging and rewarding experience for all participants.

The first ride in the series is the Cowichan Crusher, which takes place on Vancouver Island. This 80km route takes riders through the scenic Cowichan Valley, with stunning views of mountains, lakes, and forests. The course features a mix of gravel, pavement, and dirt roads, with challenging climbs and descents and is rated by Strambecco as one of the Best Gravel Events in the Northwest.
The second ride is the Kettle Mettle, which takes place in the Okanagan Valley and is rated by Stambecco as one of the best Gravel Grinders in the Pacific Northwest and in Canada. This 100km route features a mix of paved and gravel roads, with challenging climbs and descents through the beautiful Okanagan landscape. Participants will ride through vineyards, orchards, and farmland and enjoy stunning views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.
The final ride in the series is the Sea2Sky Gravel Fondo in Squamish, British Columbia. The event features a challenging and scenic 90km gravel course that takes riders through the beautiful Sea to Sky corridor, with stunning views of the coastal mountains and Howe Sound. The course includes a mix of gravel and dirt roads, with challenging climbs and descents, including the iconic climb up to the Sea to Sky Gondola. This one is rated by Strambecco as one of the Best Gravel Events in the Northwest in 2024 and one of the Best Cycling Events in all of Canada.

Participants in the Triple Crown Gravel Fondo Series can ride one, two, or all three events and compete individually or as part of a team. The series is open to cyclists of all ages and abilities and offers a challenging and rewarding experience for everyone who participates.