This is a to and fro ride from Wageningen with the ultimate goal to ride the landing strip at Airbase Soesterberg. This ride will go through the nature park Utrechtse Heuvelrug and you will tackle some of its famous climbs.
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This one is a to and fro ride starting in Pola de Lena. On the menu is the Alto de l’Angliru, or better said “The Pain in Spain’’. Within just 90 kilometers you will face more than 3.000 altimeters.
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The Classic Sellaronda loop should be ridden by every cyclist at least just once. The ride itself is below 70 kilometers in distance. At the end of the day you gained 1.845 altimeters, tick off four climbs having three above 2.000 meters and climbs famous from the Giro d’Italia.
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This ride starts in Oudenaarde riding the most mythical and well known climbs of the Tour of Flanders. You will be riding cobbles and steep sections close to 20% gradient on narrow roads. This ride has about 15 short climbs which will make you suffer.
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You will start in Bormio where you will finish the day as well after you have climbed Mortirolo via the village Mazzo di Valtellina. There are three routes up the Passo di Mortirolo (1.852m), but the fearsome ascent from Mazzo di Valtellina is claimed to be the ‘official’ route. After...
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The Grosslockner is the ultimate challenge for many two-wheel fans. You will start at Bruck an der Grossglocknerstrasse. You are lucky, because the first 10 kilometers are relatively flat. Excellent moment to warm up the legs before the climb starts.
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The Starting point is Adelaide and the ride is a loop including the famous climb of the Tour Down Under, the Old Willunga Hill. It is presented each year in stage 5 which is traditionally marked as the queen stage.
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This ride will make you suffer, but in return you will be climbing the most legendary climbs of Giro d’Italia. Be prepared as you will gain over 5,000 meters of elevation in just one day. In return you can tick off Passo Gavia, Passo dello Stelvio and Mortirolo from your...
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The more mountains, the better! A saying from the course director of Vuelta a Espana Javier Guillén and his companions. An endorsement made with the 20th stage traveled over Andorra’s hardest climbs. You can now download the exact same route, but don’t miss out on the other GPX rides made...
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Said to be one of the most memorable with both start and finish in Corvara. Maratona dles Dolomites will test your physical and mental strength. You will ride seven spectacular mountain passes in the Dolomites. This event sellout fast. It’s said to be one of the biggest, most passionate and...
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The La Fausto Coppi is one of the main events in the Italian Gran Fondo scene. Every one participating in this ride will get a jersey with the flag from his or her country of origin. So you will ride in an incredible united peloton.
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If you want to finish Seorak Granfondo, you have the push your pedals hard. You got five climbs ahead of you and only 12 hours to make it to the finish line. This cycling event is held every May in Seorak Mountain area. The scenery is beautiful and the toughest...
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At Mountain Hostel Tarter you can perfectly rest from them grueling mountain stages. Awarded a bike friendly seal of approval they just got the perfect punchline to settle down this remark ‘Sleep & Ride’.
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The Gotthard Pass (2.091m) is maybe one of the most spectacular climbs in cycling. A main road continues over the pass, but don’t make the mistake of following the road traffic because you will miss one of the most astonishing sections of road in Europe. At the foot of the...
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Pico de Veleta (3.395m) is the highest paved road in Europe. This is a road in the Spanish Sierra Neveda that finishes at the summit, basically a climb to nowhere, a one-way journey of suffering. You will gain 2.600 meters of elevation, which is more than twice the ascent of...
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