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Come for the Grinduro Festival or better yet VOLUNTEER!
The unique format of Grinduro combines the best elements of a mountain bike enduro with a gravel grinder-style road race. This event sells out quickly every year.
If you aren’t signed up to race … there is still plenty of fun to be had! The festival is open to the public. Festivities include two days of excellent food, a handmade bike show, an art exhibit, live music and camping.
With 60 miles and 8,000 feet of climbing, riders earn their beer at Grinduro.
Come cheer on the racers and soak up the Grinduro vibe in the beautiful northwestern Sierra mountains.
Make newย friendsย and get some FREE perks by volunteering! You can volunteer for a shift or two of pretty easy work to help put on the big show, and enjoy Saturday night’s catered dinner and an icy cold beverage for free. Tent/self-contained vehicle camping and event T-shirt, also free. Live music on Saturday night for โฆ you guessed it, free.
Grinduro is supported by Giro Sport Design, Rapha, Maxxis, Fabric, and Cannondale.
About Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship:
SIERRA BUTTES TRAIL STEWARDSHIP IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT BUILDS AND MAINTAINS MULTIUSE TRAILS IN THE SIERRA BUTTES, TAHOE, PLUMAS AND LASSEN NATIONAL FORESTS.
Our mission is building sustainable recreation-based communities through stewardship, job creation and world-class events. Providing quality outdoor experiences through trail construction and maintenance in the Lost Sierra.
It is our goal to preserve, restore, and enhance trails in the Tahoe, Plumas and Lassen National Forests in an environmentally sensitive and ecologically responsible fashion. We exist to bring a connection between the land and the people who enjoy it by teaching stewardship, restoring historic trail routes and creating new paths through the Lost Sierra.
This region offers unique natural beauty, remote accessibility and diverse multiuse recreational opportunities. The work performed by our organization and volunteers is helping preserve enjoyable backcountry trail access for generations to enjoy.
