IRONBULL
WAUSAU — The Red Granite Grinder returns to Wausau on October 12th for an unforgettable cycling experience that immerses riders in the breathtaking backroads of Wisconsin during the most scenic time of the year. With routes ranging from 12 miles to 144 miles, the event promises a memorable day for cyclists of all levels, offering the chance to explore the region's iconic red granite roads, vibrant fall colors, and picturesque farmland.
The 12-mile route is a free to all kids, thanks to the support of Kocourek Kids, ensuring young riders can take part in this one-of-a-kind event alongside more experienced cyclists. 
The race features routes of 50, 85, and 144 miles, with several offroad sections offering an unmatched challenge for participants on the longer routes. During the adventure, riders snake through Willow Springs’ corn maze, take in panoramic views atop Rib Mountain, skirt along the water at Minnow Ponds Park, and ride private lands not otherwise accessible.
The Red Granite Grinder wouldn’t be possible without the amazing volunteers who bring warmth, energy, and support to the event, helping create a must-attend experience for participants and their families. Each year, ¾ of racers visit from outside of Marathon County for the event with about ¼ of racers visiting from outside the Badger State.
After the ride, participants can head to the 400 Block in downtown Wausau, where food and an assortment of refreshments will await to celebrate the day’s achievements in a lively, festival-like atmosphere.
Activities begin on the eve of the event with a free group ride, free women’s skills clinic and beer unveiling at packet pickup. All are welcome to Whitewater Music Hall for music and the unveiling of a special event beer, IRONBULL Ale, brewed by Red Eye Brewing.
Event Details:
- Date: Saturday, October 12, 2024
- Location: 400 Block, Wausau, WI
- Registration: www.ironbull.org/red-granite-grinder-details
For more information about IRONBULL visit, www.IRONBULL.org
Volunteers are still needed for the event for those that want to support the trail community with more information at: https://www.ironbull.org/volunteers
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