Choose a distance, then a terrain. Elevation matters as much as kilometres: leave yourself a margin compared with your usual rides.
60 km Discovery
Consider the elevation, your experience and your ability to ride self-supported.
Published elevation
To be confirmed
Maximum time
To be confirmed
Start
To be confirmed
A road itinerary. Prepare your bike for a long ride on paved roads.
Distances and elevation are provisional and may change after route reconnaissance.
120 km Endurance
Prepare for a long ride. Consider the combined demands of distance, elevation and fuelling.
Published elevation
To be confirmed
Maximum time
To be confirmed
Start
To be confirmed
A road itinerary. Prepare your bike for a long ride on paved roads.
Distances and elevation are provisional and may change after route reconnaissance.
200 km Adventure
A sustained effort. Plan for fatigue, stops and the possibility of finishing after dark.
Published elevation
To be confirmed
Maximum time
To be confirmed
Start
To be confirmed
A road itinerary. Prepare your bike for a long ride on paved roads.
Distances and elevation are provisional and may change after route reconnaissance.
350 km Ultra
Long distance with rest to plan. Prepare your lights and device batteries.
Published elevation
To be confirmed
Maximum time
To be confirmed
Start
To be confirmed
A road itinerary. Prepare your bike for a long ride on paved roads.
Distances and elevation are provisional and may change after route reconnaissance.
500 km Expedition
The longest route at this edition. Previous ultra-distance experience will help you plan effort, night riding and rest.
Published elevation
To be confirmed
Maximum time
To be confirmed
Start
To be confirmed
A road itinerary. Prepare your bike for a long ride on paved roads.
Distances and elevation are provisional and may change after route reconnaissance.
Prepare for the startSelf-support, documents and equipment
The route is organised. You manage your own adventure. Prepare these three essentials before setting off.
01
Ride self-supported
Follow a GPS track without course markings and manage your food, water and repairs. Do not rely on a return shuttle: check your event’s services and withdrawal procedure.
02
Plan your documents
The rules require ID and a compliant medical certificate less than a year old on the event date, or an accepted licence. PPS is not accepted. Check the exact wording and accepted licences in the rules.
03
Prepare mandatory equipment
Helmet, appropriate and reflective clothing, lights, pump and repair kit, spare tube, survival blanket, whistle, phone and charger, water: check the full list and test your equipment before starting.
04
Check your ticket terms
Read cancellation terms before paying. If a tracker is provided, check its deposit and return requirements. Registration and receiving a track do not remove these obligations.
Event information is currently available in French.
Read the full event description
Qui n'a jamais rêvé d'effectuer un week-end fabuleux autour du Mont-Blanc à vélo en passant par 3 Pays et quelques ascensions mythiques ? 5 versions route et 5 versions Gravel au programme ! Attention ! Nombre de places extrêmement limité.
Changement de parcours cette année !
Before you register
How do I register?
Choose your distance and terrain here, then continue to the ticket office. Select your ticket, fill in your details and pay there. Your selection here is not transferred automatically.
When will I receive the track?
The organiser plans to send tracks to participants 10 days before the start and recommends registering at least 15 days ahead. Check your edition’s latest information before preparing your GPS.
What equipment do I need?
Prepare your helmet, lights, GPS, phone and repair kit, plus food and water. Check the event rules and guide for the mandatory equipment and documents.
Mont-Blanc / 2024
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