The 2026
ENVE Grodeo
The 2026
ENVE Grodeo
ENVE Grodeo
The Grodeo
Is Back
The Grodeo
Is Back
Is Back
Mark your calendars for June 19th and 20th
EXPERIENCE THE ULTIMATE CELEBRATION OF BIKES, PEOPLE, AND ALL THE GRAVEL YOU COULD ASK FOR. ALL HOSTED AT ENVE IN OGDEN, UTAH.
This year, the GRODEO will feature more bikes, more riding opportunities, and more fun – all with the same intimate atmosphere, right here at ENVE. Our showcase events will be the ENVE Open House on Friday, June 19th, and the GRODEO gravel ride on Saturday the 20th in 2026.
Friday’s ENVE Open House is open to everyone at no cost.
ALL THE GRAVEL ONE CAN HANDLE
On Saturday, the GRODEO Gravel Ride will showcase our favorite roads and trails through the Northern Wasatch Mountains with picturesque views and challenges that will push you and your equipment to new levels. The Full Bull 92-mile route is not for the faint of heart, or those light on fitness – it’s guaranteed to be a riding experience that will test you in every way. Unlike nearly every other gravel event on the calendar, GRODEO is not a race and instead a ride that exemplifies the spirit of gravel. Outside of a few Strava-timed segments, it’s about enjoying the camaraderie of those around you, the scenery, and whatever hidden oasis activities we deem worthy for the day.
Our Version
of Gravel
Our Version
of Gravel
of Gravel
OUR VERSION OF GRAVEL
When we envisioned what the ultimate celebration of bicycles could look like, it included showcasing ENVE along with the riding terrain that inspires us to go bigger and be bolder, and most importantly, the community of cyclists from every genre coming together all in one place.
ENVE Open House
On Friday, we open our doors and roll out the red carpet for the hundreds of attendees that join us at ENVE headquarters to enjoy the music, taco cart, and tours of our manufacturing facility.The real action of the evening is right out back of ENVE with the Trackline Time Trial that steals the spotlight as a few dozen riders try their hand, and legs, on the .8 mile twisty singletrack. Mountain bikes, gravel bikes, and even a dirt jumper or two have been ridden in pursuit of the fastest time, or just a faster time than your buddy.
GRODEO GRAVEL
Saturday is for gravel, and what a day it is. Showcasing the Wasatch Mountains out our door, the route delivers everything you can imagine…and then some. The very testing grounds for our G Series line of gravel wheels and components, the dirt roads and singletrack sections are guaranteed to challenge rider fitness, ability, and equipment alike. Even with three timed segments within the 92-mile route providing a springboard for a good old-fashioned throwdown, the well-placed stops for BBQ, axe throwing, and Otter Pops will keep the groups coming back together, creating a riding experience different than just about any other event out there.
While the route is a true challenge for most anyone, it’s always some of the final riders to finish that have the biggest smiles on their faces, having achieved something to be proud of. This year will be no different. We look forward to hosting you in June.
This ain't our
first grodeo
This ain't our
first grodeo
first grodeo
The GRODEO takes inspiration from some of our favorite gravel events out there, with some ENVE twists along the way. The Wasatch Mountains that cast their shadow on the town of Ogden are not for the faint of heart and are guaranteed to deliver a challenge unlike anything else out there. It’s a day to showcase the beauty and challenge of the terrain in our own backyard while paying tribute to the hard-won west. From the onetime stockyards where ENVE now sits, the GRODEO is a nod to Ogden’s rough and tumble history that helped shape the railroad and livestock industries. We’re taking the area’s grittiness and adding a dose of gravel – that’s the GRODEO.
GRODEO BY THE NUMBERS
TOTAL DISTANCE: 92 MILES
GRAVEL & TRAILS: 50 MILES
PAVEMENT: 42 MILES
FEET OF CLIMBING: 8,300
FEED ZONES: 4
Like the Wild West - Self Navigated Course
The GRODEO is a true backcountry adventure, and as such, we've decided that it's time for it to be self-navigated. Every year, critical markings have been run over, blown away, or simply removed, which has created confusion for riders who are relying on the course markings alone. Riders will be expected to utilize their Wahoo, Garmin, or other GPS device for navigation. The course file is available for all devices.
GRAVEL, PAVEMENT, SINGLETRACK, AND ENOUGH CHALLENGE
TO TEST EVEN THE TOUGHEST GRAVELEROS.
Even though the GRODEO is not a race, we all like to use our friends and others around us as a measuring stick, which is why we have a few Strava-timed sectors. Our expectation for the ride is that aside from the timed sectors, no one treats it as a throw-down. Due to the course’s difficulty, there will be natural selections, but finding a group, meeting new people, and enjoying each other’s company will get you so much more than going after it alone. With that said, go all-in on the sectors and see what you can do, then re-group at the next feed zone where there’s guaranteed to be some fun worth stopping for. There will be prizes for the segment winners…and maybe even for those that go the slowest?
Prized Segments
Pushing Up Daisies
Coffee Boiler
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Custom Bikes Galore
Custom Bikes Galore
Equipment
Recommendations
Equipment
Recommendations
Recommendations
Bike
An XC MTB would be such a welcome choice on a number of course sections, but we believe a gravel bike still offers a greater advantage as a whole. Of course, if your gravel bike limits you to less than a 40mm tire, then you might want to consider a flat bar alternative.
WHEELS & TIRES
ENVE’s gravel line of wheels were developed on these very roads and trails, which is why pinch flat prevention and compliance features are paramount to their design. You won’t catch any of us running tires smaller than 42-44mm.
GEARING
The steepest climb of the day doesn’t rear up until mile 73, which means your legs will have left you miles before. Regardless of what your easiest gear is, you’re assured to be in it for the 1.5-mile climb that averages 11%. Leave your road gears at home and come prepared with a pizza dish-sized cassette – trust us, no one will be finishing the day wishing they had harder gears.
