Eislek Gravel Luxembourg 2026
📍 Canton Vianden, Diekirch, Luxembourg
gravel
Date
20-21 June 2026
Distance
72km · 120km
Elevation
1,850 m
Difficulty
gravel
Eislek Gravel Luxembourg
Vianden, Luxembourg · 21 June 2026
Difficulty: 4/5 — Very hard
The Eislek Gravel Luxembourg offers challenging distances of 73km and 109km, featuring a demanding circuit with significant climbing, including steep cobbled sections and long forest ascents, interspersed with varied descents and riverside tracks.
Visit official site →- Distances
- 73.2km · 109.8km
- Elevation
- 2,670 m
- Surface
- gravel, tarmac, dirt
- Typical W/kg
- 3.2–4.2
Rider fit
Who it's for
This race is ideal for experienced gravel riders who enjoy significant elevation gain, technical climbs, and a mix of surfaces, seeking a scenic yet physically demanding challenge.
Who will struggle
Riders new to gravel, those with limited climbing experience, or those unprepared for sustained efforts on varied terrain, especially steep cobbled climbs, will find this race particularly tough.
Training focus
Training should focus on sustained climbing power, technical bike handling for varied surfaces including cobbles and forest tracks, and endurance for repeated efforts over a looped course.
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FAQs
What are the available race distances and their respective elevation gains?+
The race offers two main distances: 109.8 km with a total elevation gain of 2670m, completed over three laps of a 36.6 km circuit; and 73.2 km with 1780m+ elevation gain, completed over two laps.
What types of terrain will riders encounter on the course?+
Riders will experience a varied course including a striking cobbled climb, forest tracks, asphalt sections, and flowing riverside paths.
Can you describe the most challenging climbs?+
The most difficult climb occurs in the first 10 kilometres of each lap, rising from 200m to 510m above sea level with initial percentages above 10%. A second 3km climb follows halfway through each lap, along with a shorter 1km climb 3km before the finish line.
Where does the race take place?+
The race is held in Vianden, Luxembourg, with the course starting in the city centre and remaining entirely on Luxembourg soil.
Is this race part of a larger series?+
Yes, the Eislek Gravel Luxembourg is part of the UCI Gravel World Series.
What is the course format?+
The course consists of a 36.6 km loop, which most categories complete three times (109.8 km total), while men over 60 and women over 50 complete two laps (73.2 km total). Each lap brings riders back through Vianden.
