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Silver City Century
The best test of your winter fitness 💪
About
Silver City is the gateway to some of the best gravel in the the Loess Hills. Connected via the Wabash Trace nature trail, you can get from Council Bluffs in just 14 miles of beautiful rails to trails covered in shaded tree cover. Great for a good zone 2 workout before you hit the first 5 miles of rollers on the Silver City Century route. From there you get to visit exotic Iowa locations like, Macedonia, Henderson, and Willow Slough along a network of Class B and minimum maintenance roads. If the weather behaves (which is frankly a 50/50 chance) you'll get an amazing tailwind at some point and some head winds or cross winds that might have you questioning your life choices. But, at the end of the route there is guaranteed to be some great food and friendly faces welcoming you back to downtown Silver City.
Included in your race pace registration:
- Post-race meal ticket
- Number plate and timing
- Clearly marked route, downloadable queue sheet, and GPX files
- Aid station with water and snacks
- Event photography
- Some good memories and fun!
Register
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Registration Closes May 17, 2025Lunch & ShirtUpcoming Price Increase$60Saturday, June 21, 20257:00 AM - 2:00 PMLunch & Shirt pricing gets you all the same great racing, including chip timing, aid stations, and support. And, yes, you can win the race and be on the podium too. The only difference is you get lunch and an amazing IGS shirt with your registration. Register early, get your shirt at packet pickup and save money! You can still order a shirt, even with same-day registration, but it will be shipped to you at a later date.
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Registration Closes May 17, 2025GrassrootsUpcoming Price Increase$40Saturday, June 21, 20257:00 AM - 2:00 PMGrassroots pricing gets you all the same great racing, including chip timing, aid stations, and support. And, yes, you can win the race and be on the podium too. The only difference is no IGS shirt and meal included with your registration.
Series Passes
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Series Pass
The Iowa Gravel Series is premiere midwest gravel racing and riding. With over 60,000 miles of gravel roads in Iowa, it can be hard to find all the good dirt and gravel to ride. Fortunately for you we've scoured the great state for the best locations and communities to ride. Each month we take you to a new town, with a unique course, that will challenge and delight. So come join us on the best Iowa gravel and dirt roads. The goal is always “a great day in the saddle”.
Series pass includes:
● Kalona Horseshoe
● Waukon 💯
● Silver City Century
● Albia Holy Cow
● Glenwood Gravel
● Soldier Cutoff Hillduro
● Fairfield Harvest Rush
Donate
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Donate to Wabash TraceThe Wabash Trace is not subsidized by local, state, or federal agencies. They depend on trail pass fees, donations, fundraisers, and grants to keep the trail alive. Donations of any amount are always welcome. We encourage to give whatever amount you feel comfortable to ensure the continuation of this great trail.
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Donate to Support the Dream TeamIn 1996, a concern for disadvantaged and at-risk youth caused a small group of Des Moines cyclists to discuss how these youngsters could participate in RAGBRAI. Working as a grassroots organization, they successfully obtained equipment, recruited, and trained youth to participate in Dream Team activities in1997. The Dream Team is a five month program that partners youth with adult mentors to provide a unique opportunity to build relationships, achieve personal growth, and learn life skills. The program culminates with a week long bicycle ride across Iowa and the emotional experience of riding from the Missouri to the Mississippi River. The young adults in the program build confidence and self esteem while learning that healthy goals can be attained with sufficient planning and preparation.
Event Location
402 Main St, Silver City, IA 51571Start List
Name
Registered
Location
Bicycle
Distance
Claire Trettin
F
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Open
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Lunch & Shirt
Dec 17, 2024
Iowa City
Gravel
100KM
Caleb Calkins
M
|
Open
|
Lunch & Shirt
Dec 17, 2024
Iowa City
Gravel
100KM
Sara Swanson
F
|
Masters
|
Lunch & Shirt
Dec 16, 2024
Riverside
Gravel
50KM
Karmen Woelber
F
|
Masters
|
Lunch & Shirt
Dec 15, 2024
Cedar Falls
Gravel
100KM
Ricki Parizek
NB
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Masters
|
Lunch & Shirt
Dec 13, 2024
Cedar Rapids
Gravel
50KM
dale french
M
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Masters
|
Lunch & Shirt
Dec 12, 2024
red oak
Gravel
100KM
Bill Ford
M
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Masters
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Lunch & Shirt
Dec 05, 2024
Grinnell
Gravel
100KM
Jen Ferguson
F
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Masters
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Lunch & Shirt
Dec 03, 2024
Solon
Gravel
50KM
Volunteer
Full Event
Sweeper
Saturday, May 17, 2025
Sweeper are our favorite people and riders and racers love them. Interested in being loved by all, well than this is the job for you.
As a sweeper, your job is to ride the course and support any rider that might be stopped along the course. You stay behind the last rider and make sure that everyone is off the course. You also pick up the signs we use to mark the course. It's a great role for someone that loves helping people, enjoys driving in some of the most beautiful parts of Iowa, and can help folks load a bicycle onto a truck or bike rack. We do use MMR, Class B, and dirt roads, so you should be comfortable traversing "sketchy" areas.
Aid Station 1
Saturday, May 17, 2025
Aid stations are the oasis of support and refueling on a gravel race. At the basic level, you're there to make sure folks get the food and drink they need. But, the best aid station hosts know how to make that experience their own to cheer and encourage racers to have the best day in the saddle.
Aid Station 2
Saturday, May 17, 2025
Aid stations are the oasis of support and refueling on a gravel race. At the basic level, you're there to make sure folks get the food and drink they need. But, the best aid station hosts know how to make that experience their own to cheer and encourage racers to have the best day in the saddle.
Evening Packet Pickup
Saturday, May 17, 2025
Like to give people stuff and check names off of lists? Than this is the job for you. The night before the race, folks drop by to grab their bib, check-in, pick up shirts and swag, and hang out. It's a great time and it's fun to meet all the folks excited for the race.
Morning Check-in
Saturday, May 17, 2025
Some folks can only check-in for the race in the morning, so your job is to be a bright and early cup of good cheer for those getting their bib, checking in, and picking up their swag.
Setup
Saturday, May 17, 2025
It's not a lot, but setup is faster with a few folks helping. Join us for some early morning setup and bring a head lamp.
