The toughest 70 miles on the planet. 10,000ft of climbing. Finish at 10,400ft elevation.
Idaho's most beautiful gravel race. 100 miles through the Pioneer Mountains. Not made to be easy.
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Crusher in the Tushar scores 9 points higher overall (89 vs 80), but the right choice depends on what you value most.
"The climber's gravel race—where thin air separates pretenders from contenders."
"The gravel pilgrimage that sells itself through pure experience."
Crusher in the Tushar rates as the more demanding race based on our composite difficulty score (averaging length, technicality, elevation, climate, and altitude ratings). If you're looking for the bigger challenge, go with Crusher in the Tushar. If you want a more accessible race, Rebecca's Private Idaho is the better pick.
Crusher in the Tushar scores 89/100 compared to 80/100 in our 15-dimension Gravel God Rating. The overall score reflects course profile, prestige, race quality, community, and value.
Crusher in the Tushar is generally more accessible for first-time gravel racers, factoring in distance, technicality, and logistical ease. Check each race's full profile for distance options and beginner-specific advice.
Crusher in the Tushar takes place in July and Rebecca's Private Idaho in September. If your calendar allows, you could race both in the same season.
Crusher in the Tushar is held in Beaver, Utah. Rebecca's Private Idaho is held in Ketchum, Idaho. Consider travel logistics, especially if you're flying in — check our full race profiles for airport and lodging details.
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