Here are the 26 gravel races happening in October 2026, rated and ranked by the Gravel God database. From elite-tier classics to hidden gems, this is your complete calendar for the month.
The Life Time Grand Prix finale—where the season ends and titles are decided on Ozark gravel.
The rainbow-jersey race comes to Nannup: steep, closely spaced climbs on Western Australia's Blackwood Valley gravel.
One hundred miles of punchy Georgia gravel, pavement, and singletrack outside Atlanta.
A 150-mile Wisconsin gravel day through dairy country, rivers, red granite roads, and peak hardwood color.
The Iowa Gravel Series championship: 100 kilometers of Driftless hills, brewery start and finish, and a hard 2:00 PM support horizon.
Iowa prairie ultra-endurance gravel challenge.
Minnesota fall gravel—50 miles of rolling terrain, 1,000 riders, and peak autumn colors.
A fast first-edition UCI qualifier around Lago Ranco with its decisive climb in the opening 14 kilometres.
Two timed 75-mile forest stages, an optional night prologue, and almost no free speed in coastal South Carolina.
Portugal's UCI Gravel World Series race through the cork-oak plains of Alentejo.
The first qualifier for the 2027 Gravel Worlds, through Leuven's rolling Brabantse Wouden.
Central Arizona high desert gravel in Chino Valley.
Victorian rolling gravel in Australia.
Montana Gravel Challenge. 65 miles of gravel through Huson.
Rolling Tennessee gravel in rural Hickman County.
Rolling Georgia gravel in central Georgia's Hawkinsville.
Harvest-season B-road gravel through Jefferson County — more backroads than most Iowa rides.
West Michigan gravel in Lowell near Grand Rapids.
Ancient rock formations and gold-country backroads through Mudgee, New South Wales.
Red-rock canyons and Wet Mountain Range views on Pueblo, Colorado gravel.
A noncompetitive autumn gravel adventure through the Nicolet National Forest.
UK Lake District gravel challenge.
Old Fashioned Gravel. 55 miles of gravel through Hokah.
Australian remote gravel challenge.