The Grav-Weekend-el gravel route covers 316 kilometers with around 5,000 meters of elevation gain, offering a challenging yet rewarding adventure through the scenic foothills of the Alps and along the Isar River. The terrain is primarily gravel, mixed with natural trails and sections that require technical handling. Riders will experience a diverse landscape, from rolling hills and forest paths to riverside tracks and remote wilderness areas.
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Some segments might require a bit of hike-a-bike, where you and your bike must conquer rugged terrain, adding an extra layer of difficulty and adventure. The route combines the beauty of alpine meadows, crystal-clear streams, and quiet valleys with the raw, untamed character of the Voralpenland. It’s designed for cyclists who seek endurance, adaptability, and a deep connection with nature. Proper preparation is essential: lightweight gear, durable tires, GPS navigation, and sufficient food and water are key. Weather can change quickly, and the isolated sections demand self sufficiency.

For those looking for a unique gravel experience blending alpine charm with wilderness challenges, this route is an unforgettable journey.

This road cycling route stretches over 425 kilometers with a 4500 meters of elevation gain, making it a lively and endurance-focused ride through the picturesque foothills south of Munich. Designed for riders with limited time, the route is truly challenging to complete in one day and most riders might plan on completing in two days at most, offering a mix of smooth tarmac roads and scenic landscapes with some nice climbing.
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The journey takes you through charming Bavarian villages, open fields, and gentle rolling terrain, with occasional views of the distant Alps. Following quiet country roads and sections along rivers, the route emphasizes speed and distance rather than technical challenges. It’s ideal for cyclists looking to pushtheir limits on long, flat stretches while enjoying the cultural and natural beauty of the Voralpenland. To complete the ride in max two days, careful planning is essential: lightweight gear, efficient pacing, and strategic stops for food and rest will make the experience enjoyable.

For those seeking a high-mileage adventure with some climbing and
maximum scenery, this route is the perfect choice.

OG! This road cycling route is an epic endurance challenge, stretching 800 to 1,000 kilometers with a up to 16,600 meters of elevation gain through the stunning foothills south of Munich. Designed for riders with a maximum of four days, it combines long distances with relentless climbing, making it atrue test of strength, stamina, and strategy. Depending on how hard you want to test yourself, the route is designed to be either 800km or 1000km – and as it splits and reconnects along the way, you can decide as you go.
The route winds through the Bavaria, Austria and Switzerland offering breathtaking views of alpine peaks, serene lakes, and charming villages. Expect a mix of steep ascents, fast descents, and rolling terrain, all on “smooth” tarmac roads. With limited time, riders must maintain a high pace and plan carefully for nutrition, rest, and overnight stops. This is not just a ride—it’s an endurance expedition that demands exceptional fitness and mental resilience. Proper preparation is critical: lightweight gear, efficient pacing, and a clear strategy for tackling multiple climbs each day. Weather in the region can be unpredictable, adding another layer of complexity.

For cyclists seeking one of the most demanding multi-day road challenges in Europe, this route delivers an unforgettable experience of speed, elevation, and alpine beauty.