Gravel One Fifty
📍 Roden, Netherlands
gravel
Date
25 April 2026
Distance
92km · 150km
Difficulty
gravel
Gravel Valley
Nijverdal, Netherlands · 28 June 2026
Difficulty: 3/5 — Hard
This Dutch gravel event offers 40km, 60km, or 100km routes across varied terrain, including sandy roads, technical forest paths, and expansive heathlands. It promises an adventurous experience that demands focus and skill for a true gravel challenge.
Visit official site →- Distances
- 100km · 60km · 40km
- Surface
- gravel, dirt, singletrack
- Typical W/kg
- 2.8–3.6
Rider fit
Who it's for
This event is ideal for gravel cyclists of varying experience who enjoy exploring diverse natural landscapes and are ready to push their boundaries on well-designed off-road routes.
Who will struggle
Riders new to off-road cycling or those uncomfortable with dynamic surfaces, such as sandy sections and technical forest paths, might find parts of this course demanding.
Training focus
Training should emphasize developing bike handling skills for technical sections, maintaining flow and balance on varied gravel and dirt surfaces, and building endurance for sustained effort.
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FAQs
What distance options are available for this event?+
Participants can choose from three different route lengths: 40 kilometers, 60 kilometers, or the full 100 kilometers.
What kind of terrain can I expect to encounter?+
The routes promise a pure gravel experience, taking riders over rolling sandy roads, technical forest paths, and through expansive heathlands within the Sallandse Heuvelrug National Park and surrounding natural areas.
Where is the start location and what are the start times?+
The event starts from De Wilgenweard in Nijverdal, located at Sportlaan 6, 7443 RA Nijverdal. Riders have a flexible start window between 09:30 AM and 11:00 AM.
What is the entry fee for the event?+
The registration fee is €12 for members of the NTFU cycling federation and €14 for non-members.
Will there be support or aid stations along the course?+
Yes, the organization will provide well-stocked and well-maintained aid stations at various points along the routes.
Are there parking facilities available at the start?+
Parking is provided at De Wilgenweard (Sportpark Gagelman). Should this primary lot fill up, an alternative parking location will be clearly signposted.