Pearland 11 miler is a 10.7-mile point-to-point gravel route starting in Alvin, Texas, United States. It has 46 feet of elevation gain and 46 feet of elevation loss. The riding surface is 100% gravel. AI-generated description — details may not be fully accurate.
I’ll edit and post my Strava of the loop from the desktop version. Starts at Alvin Pantry head East or right onto 129. Down at the corner turn R onto 129A. Gravel starts soon. It looks like you’re running out of road. It’s a bridge. I walked over it no problem. Some fast and some potholes. Down at the bottom end of the loop there are 3 or more very large dogs. Shepherds and Malamutes. Seem friendly and well trained. They watched me but never barked or approached. Second loop they were in a fenced yard. Could be a fun weekend morning or evening club loop. Gravel sections are pretty wide.
So you can’t loop this ride. 129 continuation on SW side of 35 is private and locked. Goes through a pasture. I stopped and talked to a lovely family and they gave me the scoop. So getting to 414 is not gonna happen. I parked at the Pantry.
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