Eislek Gravel Luxembourg
📍 Vianden, Luxembourg
gravel
Date
21 June 2026
Distance
73.2km · 109.8km
Elevation
2,670 m
Difficulty
gravel
The Wolf
Dronninglund, Denmark · 05 September 2026
Difficulty: 4/5 — Very hard
The Wolf offers a challenging gravel experience with distances of 82, 123, or 165km through surprisingly hilly terrain in Northern Jutland, Denmark. Riders will navigate a varied course featuring fast gravel sectors, technical forest roads, and rugged tracks, with significant elevation gain per lap.
Visit official site →- Distances
- 82km · 123km · 165km
- Elevation
- 1,400 m
- Surface
- gravel, dirt
- Typical W/kg
- 3.2–3.8
Rider fit
Who it's for
This event is suited for experienced gravel riders looking for a competitive and demanding race with varied terrain and notable climbs, particularly those aiming for UCI Gravel World Series qualification.
Who will struggle
Riders unprepared for sustained climbing, technical forest tracks, or those who prefer flatter, less demanding gravel routes will find this course particularly challenging.
Training focus
Focus on developing strong climbing endurance, enhancing bike handling skills for technical forest roads, and building power for fast gravel sectors, alongside overall long-distance endurance.
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FAQs
What are the available race distances?+
The race offers three distances: 82 km, 123 km, and 165 km.
What type of terrain can riders expect?+
The course is varied and hilly, running through Dronninglund Storskov. It includes wide, fast gravel sectors, challenging forest roads, rugged forest tracks, and a technical section near Voergaard Castle.
How challenging is The Wolf?+
It is described as challenging and harder than many would expect for Denmark, featuring 466 meters of elevation per 52km lap, ensuring an early selection in the field.
Where does the race take place?+
The race is set in and around Dronninglund in northern Jutland, Denmark, with the loop starting in Flauenskjold.
When is the next edition of The Wolf?+
The race is scheduled for Saturday, 05.09.2026.
What is the elevation gain per lap?+
There is 466 meters of elevation per 52km lap on the course.
