Previewing The Ranger in Tunbridge, Vermont
The Ranger returns to Tunbridge, Vermont on Saturday, June 5, 2027. Here's a look at its three courses, their climbing and terrain.
By Gravel Geeks Staff · November 5, 2026 · 1 min read
Photo: LXS Photography / UnsplashEvent Overview
The Ranger is a gravel cycling event hosted in Tunbridge, Vermont. It is an independent event, making it a distinct option for those looking to explore the backroads of the region. The 2027 edition takes place on Saturday, June 5, 2027.
The Courses
This event offers three different distances, each featuring a significant amount of unpaved road surfaces. Because course conditions and routes can change leading up to race day, riders should always check the official event site for the most current information.
- The Ranger 62 Mile Course: This advanced route covers 61.6 miles with 7,270 feet of climbing. It is composed of 79% unpaved roads.
- The Ranger 42 Mile Course: A shorter but still demanding option, this course spans 43.1 miles with 5,380 feet of elevation gain. The surface is 81% unpaved.
- The Ranger 18 Mile Course: Designed for riders looking for an intermediate challenge, this 18.9-mile route features 2,180 feet of climbing with 88% unpaved surfaces.
Who Should Attend
The climbing numbers across all three distances indicate that this is a course suited for riders comfortable with consistent elevation changes. The high percentage of unpaved roads requires a bike capable of handling varied gravel surfaces. Those who enjoy the terrain typical of New England backroads will find these routes align with the area's geography.
Before You Go
- Registration and event logistics can be found at the official website.
- Review the latest course maps on Ride with GPS to prepare for the day.
- Check the full GravelGeeks race calendar for more events in the New England region.
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