Gravel Adventure
📍 Szklarska Poreba - Jakuszyce, Poland
gravel
Date
06 June 2026
Distance
66 km · 120 km
Elevation
2,600 m
Difficulty
gravel
Wisła 1200
Wisla, Poland · 4–11 July 2026
Difficulty: 4/5 — Very hard
A 1200km self-supported gravel ultra-endurance race in Poland, traversing varied off-road terrain and limited tarmac along the Wisła river from its source to the Baltic Sea.
Visit official site →- Distances
- 1200km
- Surface
- gravel, dirt, tarmac
- Typical W/kg
- 2.5–3.2
Rider fit
Who it's for
Experienced ultra-endurance cyclists seeking a multi-day, self-supported adventure across diverse Polish landscapes and historical sites.
Who will struggle
Riders unprepared for long distances, varied and potentially rough off-road terrain, and the self-sufficiency required for an unsupported multi-day event.
Training focus
Long-distance gravel endurance, effective pacing, navigation skills, and robust bike packing for varied surfaces without external support.
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FAQs
What is the total distance and time limit for the Wisła 1200 race?+
The race covers a distance of 1200 kilometers, with a total time limit of 170 hours for completion.
What kind of terrain can riders expect on the route?+
The route leads through a mix of roads, paths, rubbles, and dikes, with efforts made to limit riding on busy main roads.
Where does the Wisła 1200 race start and finish?+
The race begins in Wisła and concludes in Gdańsk, following the course of the Wisła river.
Will participants be supported during the race?+
No, the race emphasizes self-sufficiency, requiring participants to overcome challenges without external support.
What notable places will cyclists pass through on the route?+
Riders will experience cities and towns such as Krakow, Warsaw, Toruń, Gdańsk, as well as picturesque locations like Sandomierz, Płock, Grudziądz, and Gniew.
