There will be slight course adjustments to the Gravel Ride (25 km) and Gravel Race (50 km) in 2022. The changes are minimal and do not affect the character of the course. Unfortunately, some small trail sections had to be removed from the route due to stricter requirements on the part of the authorities. The course lengths therefore differ slightly from the targeted 25 and 50 kilometers.
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