1/4 Easy – For Beginners
Have you just got yourself a gravel bike and are looking for your first adventure? Or would you like to relax on your trip and take your time exploring the many sights along the way? Then the easy difficulty level is just right for you!
- mostly flat or wavy
- basic fitness
- for all gravel cyclists
- in figures, this means:
- distance: up to 80 km/day
- elevation: up to 350 m/day
2/4 Active – For Advanced Riders
Do you regularly go for a ride with your gang or on your own? Do you get on your bike several times a week and find easy rides a bit too boring? Then you’ve come to the right place!
- Wavy with some hills
- some shorter climbs
- good fitness
- in figures, this means:
- distance: up to 90 km/day
- elevation: up to 1,000 m/day
3/4 Mountain-Ready – For Experienced Gravel Cyclists
Do you cycle 100 km on your gravel bike every weekend and train during the week too, whenever you can? Do you enjoy climbing and the occasional steep ascent? Then you’re fit for the mountains and you’ll love the rides in this category!
- mix of mountains and flat or hilly routes
- occasional steep climbs
- good physical condition
- in figures, this means:
- distance: up to 110 km/day
- elevation: up to 1,750 m/day
4/4 Tough – For Racers
Are you looking to prepare for a cycling event, or do you simply love a physical challenge? Do you prefer sightseeing in the evenings and covering some distance during the day? Then go for a 4/4!
- mauntainous
- long or steep climbs
- very good physical condition
- in figures, this means:
- distance: up to 140 km/day
- elevation: up to 2,500 m/day