GRAVEL FONDO
Three new courses this year: 42 KM, 90 KM, 90 KM+. Get ready for more gravel roads, beer at the feed stations, and a challenge for every level of cyclist.
Whether you’re an old hand in our Gran Fondo, a diehard gravel rider or just curious to see what it’s all about, be part of this epic adventure.
DATE
Coming Soon
TIME
TBC
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COURSE
Distances
40 km
90 km
90 km +
INFO
- Start: Place des Voyageurs (1000, ch. des Voyageurs, Mont-Tremblant, QC J8E 1T1)
- Allowed bikes: road (please see note below), gravel, hybrid, cyclocross, and mountain bikes.
- We strongly recommend that participants carry a minimal tool kit and nutrition/hydration as vehicle access is not consistent between aid stations.
REGISTRATION INCLUDES
- Aid stations (2)
- Mechanical service (at aid stations)
- Snacks for participants at the end
- Official Crossroads cap
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COURSE DESCRIPTION
40km
For: Recreational, beginner adventure cyclists
A perfect introduction to gravel riding. Mostly hard-packed terrain, recreational, no pressure, fun ride with aid/fuel stations. Detailed map – coming soon.
90km
For: Gravel enthusiasts
A classic adventure ride through Tremblant, Labelle and the Parc national du Mont-Tremblant. Mix of road, dirt and gravel, multiple full service rest stops. Pick your pace: push your limits or see the sights.
90km +
For: Expert Gravel Riders
Classic route with additional muddy challenges deep in the woods of the ’Nord – Sud’ of Station Mont-Tremblant. Be prepared for all conditions. Detailed map – coming soon.
RULES
Road bikes are accepted, but we highly recommend a minimum of traction and tires 28-35mm wide to reduce flat tires risks throughout the race.
Some sections of the course, namely the ones in the National Park of Mont-Tremblant, might not have cellular reception.
Mechanical services will be available at aid stations and where vehicles will have access to the course. However, participants are expected to be semi-autonomous should they face a flat, a chain breakage, etc. The participant must inform the organization if anything happens on the course in order for our medical and mechanical teams to assess the situation properly.
