Kielder Triple Crown
📍 North England, United Kingdom
Southern England, United Kingdom · 27–31 August 2027
Difficulty: 5/5 — Brutal
A grueling 740-kilometer self-supported gravel ultra crossing southern England from Land's End to London's Herne Hill Velodrome. Riders tackle 10,000 meters of climbing over rugged mining tracks, moorland trails, chalk ridges, and canal paths in a true test of endurance.
Visit official site →Experienced ultra-distance cyclists and bikepackers comfortable with navigating independently and managing their own logistics over multiple tough days.
Cyclists expecting a supported sportive experience, clearly marked paths, or an easy point-to-point ride with guaranteed comfort.
Develop deep aerobic capacity through back-to-back long-distance training rides on loaded gravel bikes, combined with navigation practice.
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While the fastest racers may finish sooner, most participants should expect to take between 5 to 6 days to cover the 740-kilometer distance.
No. The event is entirely self-supported, meaning you must manage your own navigation, food, accommodation, and any mechanical issues that arise.
A reliable, recently serviced gravel bike or mountain bike is highly recommended to handle the diverse and often rugged mixed terrain.
Every rider carries a live GPS tracker for navigation safety and checkpoint verification. A refundable £150 deposit is required for the unit prior to the event.
Yes, there are six mandatory checkpoints along the route: King Harry Ferry, Millook, Dunkery Beacon, Black Down, Barbury Castle, and Thorney Country Park.
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