The Wolf
📍 Dronninglund, Denmark
gravel
Date
05 September 2026
Distance
82km · 123km · 165km
Elevation
1,400 m
Difficulty
roadgravel
Nordic Chase
Northern Europe, Denmark · 1 August 2027
Difficulty: 4/5 — Very hard
An epic series of self-supported, ultra-distance cycling events covering roughly 800 kilometers across Northern Europe. Riders must navigate and manage their own logistics, making it a grueling but rewarding adventure.
Visit official site →- Distances
- 400km · 800km
- Surface
- gravel, tarmac
- Typical W/kg
- 2.5–4
Rider fit
Who it's for
Self-reliant endurance cyclists and bikepackers looking to push their limits over multi-day distances across beautiful northern landscapes.
Who will struggle
Cyclists who lack experience with self-supported logistics, long back-to-back days in the saddle, or independent navigation.
Training focus
Build immense aerobic volume, practice multi-day back-to-back endurance rides, and refine your self-supported packing and navigation setups.
Are you ready for this race?
Compare your W/kg to see how you stack up against this race's typical level — and which races fit you best right now.
FAQs
What is the typical distance of a Nordic Chase race?+
A typical Chase is an ultra-distance event of approximately 800 kilometers, though the inaugural 2025 edition was 400 kilometers.
What does self-supported racing entail?+
Participants must complete the route entirely on their own, carrying their own gear, solving mechanical issues, and sourcing food and water from commercially available services without private assistance.
How is rider safety and navigation tracked?+
All participants are monitored via GPS tracking units provided by FollowMyChallenge.com, and riders must follow the designated route to remain ranked.
Is the Nordic Chase a highly competitive race?+
It serves as both a race and a personal challenge; some riders aim for fast finish times, while others prioritize enjoying the long-distance journey.
Are participants required to follow local traffic laws?+
Yes, obeying traffic laws is mandatory, including using lights at night and stopping at red lights, with violations potentially resulting in disqualification.