TransTirol BikeRallye 2026
📍 Südtirol - Dolomiten, Italy
Urbino, Italy · 04 October 2026
Difficulty: 4/5 — Very hard
This challenging Italian gravel event offers two routes, 53km with 1450m elevation or 81km with 2200m, through the scenic Montefeltro region on demanding white roads. Participants will explore the cultural and gastronomic heritage surrounding Urbino while tackling significant climbs.
Visit official site →This event is ideal for enthusiastic gravel cyclists seeking a demanding challenge combined with a cultural and gastronomic exploration of Italy's stunning Montefeltro region.
Riders with limited climbing experience or those new to off-road cycling will find the significant elevation gain and 'strade bianche' terrain particularly difficult, especially on the longer route.
Prepare for sustained climbing on varied gravel surfaces, focusing on both endurance and strength to tackle the frequent elevation changes.
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The event primarily takes place on 'strade bianche,' or white roads, offering a quintessential gravel cycling experience through the rural Montefeltro area.
A non-competitive sports medical certificate is mandatory for the 53km route, while an official competitive sports medical certificate specifically for cycling is required for the 81km route.
Registration and race kit collection are available on Saturday, October 3rd, from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM, and on Sunday, October 4th, starting at 7:00 AM. Both take place in front of the Teatro Sanzio in Urbino.
Both routes commence at 8:30 AM on Sunday, October 4th, from the Teatro Sanzio in Urbino, located beneath the historic Palazzo Ducale's iconic towers. The finish line is also at this same location.
The registration includes the full GPX track, a briefing session, participation in a complimentary social ride on Saturday, aid stations with local products, an event pack with gadgets, showers at the finish, a final refreshment station, and a finisher's medal.
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