Hegau Gravel Festival
📍 Singen, Germany
gravel
Date
05 July 2026
Distance
104km · 52km
Elevation
2,134 m
Difficulty
roadgravelbeginner friendly
RHÖN 300 Radmarathon
Rhön, Germany · 1 August 2026
Difficulty: 4/5 — Very hard
The RHÖN 300 Radmarathon offers six routes up to 300km with 5,200m of climbing through the scenic Rhön region, catering to both road and gravel cyclists. It's a challenging, yet family-friendly touring event.
Visit official site →- Distances
- 300 KM · 230 KM · 170 KM · 100 KM · 70 km · 120 km
- Elevation
- 5,200 m
- Surface
- tarmac, gravel
- Typical W/kg
- 2.5–3.8
Rider fit
Who it's for
This event is ideal for cyclists seeking a scenic and challenging ride through the Hessische, Bayerische, and Thüringische Rhön, with options ranging from beginner-friendly routes to a demanding 300km marathon.
Who will struggle
Riders who underestimate the significant amount of climbing, especially on the longer routes, or those who are not prepared for sustained efforts over many hours will find it very challenging.
Training focus
Training should prioritize long-distance endurance, consistent climbing ability, and effective pacing strategies to manage the substantial elevation gain across all routes.
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FAQs
What kind of bikes are allowed and what are the primary surfaces?+
All bike types are permitted, with specific routes for road bikes and new dedicated gravel routes, indicating surfaces will include both tarmac and gravel.
Are there aid stations and food available during the event?+
Yes, the 300km route has six aid stations with two warm meals, the 230km has five with two warm meals, and the 170km and 100km routes have three and two aid stations respectively, each with one warm meal.
Are there any cut-off times for the routes?+
Yes, for the 300km route, riders not reaching KM 214 by 17:00 will be redirected to the 230km route. For the 170km route, riders not passing the Oberthulba aid station (KM 80) by 17:00 must switch to the 100km route.
Is there camping or accommodation available at the start/finish?+
Free camping is available without pre-booking at the Sportzentrum Schulstraße 21, 97795 Schondra, and designated meadows. Showers and sanitary facilities are available from Friday 18:00 to Saturday 21:00 at the Sportzentrum.
Is breakfast included and are GPX data provided?+
Breakfast is included in the starter fee and served Saturday from 4:00-8:00. GPX data for the routes will be available for download on the official website from July 30, 2026.